The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-20

The charming hospitality of the j.
L. Anthony home on South State
street was extended to large company
OF young ladies yesterday afternoon
when Miss Mabel Anthony entertain
cd with five o'clock tea, houoring
Miss Pearl Cheney and Miss Selma
Marx whose marriages Will be impor-
taut social events of the near fu-
ture. The attractive Anthony home
was made even more 50 by a pro-
fusion os hearts, cupids and minia-
ture card board brides artistically ar
ranger through the rooms, with
festoons of honeysucltle vines. The
guests were received by Miss An
thony in the parlor.
Shortly after FIVE o'clock the hos
tess served an elaborate collation.,
the guests being seated at small tables
arranged throuhougt the rooms. Place
cards we're dainty hand-panted
hearts. The tea was served in four
courses.
When the tables had been removed
Miss Marguerite Krause played the
Mendelssohn wedding march and with
honor guests leading the way the
dining room was entered. Here was a
surprise was in store for Miss Marx
and Miss Cheney. Arranged on n
close line was a collection of fancy
linen work. q surprise shower for
Miss Cheney. Below was suspended a
card bearing the laconic inscription.
THE future Mrs George V. Schwein-
furth's washing" The dining room
was decorated with chrysanthemums
and hearts.
While Miss Cheney was recovering
from her surprise a clothes basket was
brought in and presented to Miss
Marx. 1t contained many pieces of
fancy CHINA tied with a brides Slip
per filled with rf,e. The surprise was
complete on both the honor guests
The tables were then arranged and
an interesting season at hearts was
enjoyed. Mrs. Lowell II. CUTLERY be-
ing awarded first honors. Mrs. Guth-
cry received handsome brass can
dlesti,k Tor her skill The score cards
we're hearted shaped and contained
drawings of brides and bridal parties.
Guests on this occasion were:
Mesdames Arthur f. Cheney. I Marx.
Blanche Mcpherson. James Walch,
Howard Il. Stoll. Harry Mealey, Cliff
ford Owens. Harry ID. Barker. James
X. Smith, George b. Knapp. Carl w.
Sawyer, Earl Smith, Harry Gurley,
Lowell II. Guthery, w. A. Muntsing-
er. George w. King, Harry Barnhart,
B. Il. Kleinmaier, s. G. Kleinmaier,
John Owens. Mrs, Gilmore of Kenton,
Misses Se'ma Marx, Pearl Cheney,
Meta Marx. Ethel Krause, Hope Fish
er. Gertrude Craig, Mary Frye. Hazel
King. Geraldine llOrd. Mildred
Christian. Violet Davidson, Dess'e
Gregory. Amy Turner, Alice Louise
Dombaugh Hattie May WolfOrd,
Edna Scnaffner, Marguerite Krause
and Edna Schweinfurth.
Assisting the hostess on the occa-
sion were Misses Francis Frye,
Dorothy Hume and Charlaine Phelps
The S. +. circle was pleasantly en-
tertuined yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Andrew ]. Sauttcr. of Sargent street.
The home was decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums Refresh
ments were served Mrs Smith was
the clubs only guest.
In two weeks, Mrs. tlSh, OF Bain
avenue. will entertain.
Mrs. j. j. Sloan, of jefferson street
was hostess to the Fortnightly club,
and q number of guests. at very en-
joyable meeting Friday afternoon.
Decorations were white chrysanthc-
NUNS. Musical and literary numbers
were contributed by Mrs. Ed. Thomas,
Mrs. Walter sloan. Mrs. Frank Stan
ley, and Mrs. William Windhurst An
excellent six o'clock dinner was served
by the hostess.
Guests Of the club on this occasion
were Mrs. j. u. Boyer, Mrs. j. W.
Hungatc. Mrs ]. II. Dundore, Mrs
Frank Stanley, Mrs. Walter sloan,
Mrs. George NJ. Rourke, and Mrs,
Ben Cromer. of Mansfield
Mrs. W. B. Spaulding. of North
State street. viii next entertain
Miss Grace Horseman delightfully."-
entertained the members OF the
Philoi Kai Adelphoi sorority at her
pretty new home on Scofeld heights,
last evening. All of the sorority
members were present.
The Horseman home was magnifi-
Gently decorated for the accession.
The reception room was converted in
to a min ature garden, ferns and hot
house plants being used with grand
effects Chrysanthemums were con-
spicuous IN the dining room.
The sorority initiated new members
into the mysteries of the society AZ
this time. An elegant course luncheon,
served by the hostess was a conclud-
ing feature.
Miss Reba Anderson will receive
the members OF the organization,
and their gentlemen friends at her
home on Pearl street, next Friday
evening.