The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-11


new residences opened its doors last
evening to receive the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis A. Huber and to
radinte "a warmth of hospitality such
as becomes the true American home.
Callers were greeted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Huber and Mrs. e. Huber in a
parlor done in the French style with
hangings of smolSe-bue brocades, gilt
furnishings and touches of procelaines
and cut glass. Garlands of white rose
buds carried out the note OF delicacy
in foral adornments. The halls arc
paneled in duh mahogany with fur
nishings and hangings of rose pastel
and last evening tall Venetian vase
OF yellow chrysanthcmums flanked the
great antique clock at the base of the
stairs. Fumed oak is the effective
background for rows of books in the
library. where cavcrnous fireplace OF
the old style topped with ceiling
panel carved in oak leaves invites the
dreamer and his quiet hours. The
walls are hung in an indefinite bronze
with a touch of rose and banks of rose
Chrysanthemums were used To give
the festive note. The dining room is
of the Colonial type paneled and
hcamed in mahogany and hung with
moss green velvets. Here white chrys-
guthcmums OF feather ferns showered
from serving table and buffet and
we're scattered In artistic profusion
over every conceivable ledge and
richie The den. comfortably remote
from the main portion Of the down
stairs rooms is in elephant grey with
furnishings Of red leather In the up
per hall is the family living room,
where the little intimacies of the
h"mc may be best enjoyed and here
the Zcigler stringcd orchestra, of Co
lumbus. played softly to heighten the
pleasure of the hours. The upper
rooms are in delicate blues and pink3
aud ycllows and on the third floor a
ban room I'm pale rose with adjacent
rest rooms Cozily inviting offers an
ideal spot for entertainment.
Guests wandered through the per-
fcctly appointed rooms studying the
carefully selected pictures, many of
them realistic studies I'm oil and water
Colors by noted artists, and fingered
long In the atmosphere of gracious
ness and livablcncss which character
izcs this ideal home.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs Huber last
evening were Mcsdumes Arthur T.
Cheney, John Schroeder. Harry Barn
hart. James +. PrcnderEast, Charles
less Frederic DOmbauEh and Mrs
\. OHara. of Springfield, Missouri,
Misses Fay Huber ana Katherine
Klrchner were I'm tho upper halls di-
rccting callers TO the ball room where
. refreshing punch was served from "
crystal bowl in mound of white
blossoms As the farewells We're be-
ing said. Miss Anna Grady, of Toledo,
favored with song.
Guests invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Darmody. Mr. and Mrs. William
Fics Mr. and Mrs 5. Il. DcWolfc. Mr..
aud Mrs G. e. Fisher, Mr., and Mrs
j. f. Dombaugh. Mr. and Mrs. a
G. Edmondson, MIR. ana Mrs. y. f.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Evans,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Fahcy Mr.
and Mrs j. @ Fairbanks, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ l.. Gcbhardt, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. CUTLERY. Mr.. ana Mrs. $. T..
Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haber-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haberman
Jr, Mr. and Mrs. II = Hanc, Mr..
and Mrs. w y. Harder Mr. and Mrs
w G.. Harding. Mr.. and Mrs. =. q.
Harvey Mr.. and Mrs G. + Hess,
Mr.. and Mrs. j \. Huber Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Jennings, Mr., and Mrs.
w r. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. f. $.
Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs f, King Mr., and Mrs, G., w
King, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II Kirchncr
Mr. and Mrs. A II King, Mr.. and
Mrs G Krausc Mr., and Mrs, \.
w MCClain, MIR ana Mrs l., y.
McNcal, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Merchant
MIR. aud Mrs G A Monnctte, Mr.,
and Mrs. V. Major, MIR. and Mrs d
c. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. G \. Nor
rls, Mr. and Mrs. j. d. owens, Mr..
and Mrs f.. T. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. J .F, Prendergast, Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Ridenbaugh, Mr.. and
Mrs g. r. sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank A. Schroeder. Mr., and Mrs
j.. A. Schroeder Mr.. and Mrs, w
l.. Scoheld Mr.. and Mrs r.. NJ
Shute Mr.. and Mrs. T., r, Smart
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Smith Mr.. and
Mrs ! r. Smith MIR. and Mrs. H.
r. StoIl, Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Stoltz
MIR and Mrs. NJ, ]. Sullivan, Mr.. aud
Mrs. B p sweeney Mr. and Mrs. II
H. Scott, Mr. and Mrs NJ A. Tur-
ney, Mr. and Mrs r X. Uhler, Mr.
and Mrs G. II. Van Fleet, Mr.. and