The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

yellow blossoms, and the fruit of the
vine in grotesque jack o. lanterns.
Candles cleaned in half concealed
inches. Five tablese were filled for
cards, the honor awards, handsome
decorated salt and pepper set and
cuff and collar receiver going to Mrs
Charles Haberman and Mr.. j. A.
Ireton, Mrs. Wyler, the house guest
of Mrs George Mckinley, was warded
consolation, a bridge set in leather
casing.
a tempting collation. of Hallowe'e en-
flavor followed the card season.
The players We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gompf, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Haberman Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Ireton, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fees. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Hindley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Davidson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mckinley, Mrs. Wyler and DR.. and
Mrs. a. B. Lawson.
Shaggy yellow chrysanthemums
nodded from tall vases placed about
he parlors when Mrs. Dana o. Weeks
titled four tables for bridge yester-
day afternoon.
The score was closely contested,
Mrs. c. c. Stoltz being high at the
count. The trophy was half dozen
cut glass sherbert cups.
A card dinner was served tete tete
at small tables at six o'clock and
there was a half hour of sociability
as an atter-dinner pleasure. Covers
were laid for members of the Twigs
xnd Mesdames c. G. Stoltz, Fred Guth
cry, Miss Sade Hume and MISS Mel
lie Lindsey, Of Chicago.
cealed themselves in the grove sur.
rounding the McKinniss suburban
home In Kensington Place last even
ing and compelled their invited guests
ITO find their hiding place before
festivities began.
When they had been discovered
they We're escorted to the home OF
Miss Ruth McKinniss where mound
of autumn leaves was consigned to
flames ana marshmallows were toast
cd TO a tempting brown. A source OF
much merriment was a description
written By each chap of his partner
for the evening as she appeared in
the lights and shadows of the autumn
leaf glow. Later there was dancing
and a delicious Halloween lunch, the
table being centered with an artistic
fruit centerpiece in a pumpkin bas-
ltet twined with winter berries. En-
joying the charming hospitality of
Miss McKinnlss were Misses Nina
Thew, Lucretia Garberson, Janet
Longbon, Malta Bush, Beula Spencer,
Helen Mouser. Francis Fdye, Mary
Lee Conckiin, Ruth Emory, Louise
Burgess, Ruth Smith, Messrs Henry
Cox. Percy Spencer. Harry Copeland.
Leo Fisher. George King. Wilfred
Schaffner. Wexford Davis, Fred Tay-
lor, Robert Dombaugh, Maurice Parks,
Edward Conardy. and Roy Waddeii.
The witcheries of Halloween were
displayed at Miss Ethel O'Conner's
evening affair for the Phi Kal Adel-
phloia sorority Friday
Guests were greeted at the entrance
by two ghosts and ushered into u bow
or of autumn leaves, whero fortune
was tempted byAa wheel and the
soothsaylng of a most realistic witch
Games of athe day Furnished diversion,
and at luncheon there were hand
done pumpkin favors.
Thirty were present.
The l.. S. C. club met delightfully."-
with Mrs. Frank McRilI at her Da-
vid street home last evening
All members were present TO par
ticipate in a contest the horrors of
which went to Mrs. s. l.. Weiser. AT
ter a delicious luncheon served by
the hostess, there was an hour with
music and social conversation. Mrs.
j. c. Lattimore, Mrs. Charles Smith
and Mrs. George Griffith were club
guests.
The next meeting will occur with
Mrs. ii. Gillette of Waldo. late In
November.
Misses Eliza Thomas, Rhoda Edei-
man. Mary Reed and Thresa Crawley
communicated with a company OF
witches and ghosts yesterday and in
yited them 70 Ievel at the j. j.
Crawley home in Kensington. Place
last evening. t
Lighted pumpkin faces. garlands of
bitter sweet and hedge balls gave a
native atmosphere for the visitors
from "Spookland." Around a bed OF
embers they toasted marshmallows
and played all sorts OF queer games
designed to disclose the future and
bring good fortune to the participants.
The hostesses occupied the four COR
ners OF the refreshment table and
dispensed autumn delicacies at the
close of the affair which was
thoroughly enjoyable.
The guests were Misses Mildred
Dickerson, Annabelle Mousar, Vera