The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-02

the future. At the other end re-
freshing punch was served, from a
bowl garlanded with bittersweet and
placed in a cozy nook of growing
ferns and palms. Dancing and novel
games made the hours merry, and
later the hostess led the way to the
dining room where black cats and
flying bats gave tone to the khicher-
les of the evening. The affair was one
of the most unique and enjoyable
of the week.
Present were Misses Susan Garber-
son, Dorothy Hume, Helen Frank,
Ruth Bartram, Helen Balm, Mildred
Lippencott, Corinae Myers, Elizabeth
Britton, Cuba Gunder, and Messrs
Harold Bailey, Roy Gottschall, Wayne
Naelly, Robert Allen, Carl LaMarsh
Carl Leffler, Manfred Brooks. Paul
boyd, Lot Bechtel, and Hoover
Brown. Misses Maude Louise McMur-
ray and Hilda German were club
lguests.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finling, of
three miles southwest of the city cell
ebrated their tenth wedding ami
versary last Saturday night. About
seventy-five friends and relatives as
sembeld at 8 o'clock and the hours
until midnight were passed as music,
games and various interesting diver
sions
Mr.. and Mrs. Finllng were the re.
cipients OF many pretty presents.
The ladies of the Advance club
met With Mrs. T.. X. Clark on North
Main street Monday afternoon. The
rooms were cleverly decorated for
Halloween and refreshments served
later were keeping with the oc-
casion.
Mrs. J. A. Freeland read an inter
esting article on Importance of Free
Planting" Arbor Day Recognition
Mrs. Male having left the city her pa
per on play ground parks and pub
, lie squares" was omitted. Mrs f. Il
Seffner being absent her paper or
, Railway stations and surrounding
and Perniciou Advertizing'' was
prostponed. Mrs. NJ. y. Dickersons
paper on stations of public comfort
will be given later. Mrs. X. M
/ Brown contributed to the afterno or
} program with two musical numbers
Mrs. A. ]. Whiting an interesting
talk on "Plttsbufg survey" followed
by a general discussion on "Civi
improvements" Miss Hard read {
fine paper on Emma willard" Th
!; next meeting will be with Mrs c. +
Strong T.. Center street.
In celebration of the sixty-sixtl
| birth anniversary of Mrs. e. l.. Payne
of Agosta, a company of friends ant
relatives brought well filed baskets t
the Payne home Sunday and enjoye'
a day of sociability and reminiscence
Partaking OF the elaborate Dime
, were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper
of Columbus; Mr.. Joseph Harper, o
Essex; Mrs. Anna Brainbridge, Mr.
) and Mrs. Kersey and son Clarenc
7 and Mr.. and Mrs Price and son For
! est, of Mt. Olive; Mr.. and Mrs. r. {
Culberson and family and Mrs En-
ma Self and sons Nathan and Jesse
of Marion; Mr.. and Mr.. w. r. Balm
bridge and Mrs. Vena Butler, of Mag
netic Springs; and Mr.. and Mrs j.
3 Allen and son John, Mrs. M. Berry
Y Mrs. Sarah Stiverson, Mr.. and Mrs
I David Birch, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Al
len and son Albert, of Agosta.
Masters Nathan and Jesse Self ia
vored with excellent vocal solos and i
: the afternoon the little folks enjoye
, n marshmallow roast. The guest @
I honor was handsomely remembers
/, with many pretty gifts.
The assembly room of st Paul
! Parish house offered an ideal spot 10
Q all sorts of childish games last ever
ing when the little folks of the PAL
> ish and their friends gathered to ce
. ebrate the Halloween season. Th
glowing eyes of jack o-lanterns peel
! ed ro mthe great oaken beams of tn
Q ceiling and there was the scarlet an
yellow flash OF autumn leaves.
A source of much fun was the sci
les of guessing contests with the
dainty favors and q spread OF tn
sweets of beloved youth.
Fifty players participated In tn
games.
A company of twenty of Marion
younger set boarded the 700 ocloc
interurban for Prospect last 'evenin
where Miss Jessie Codding was hoi
tess at a handsomely appointed Ha
- loween dinner. The parlors were ga
with autumn leaves and candles an
the table held miniature jack-o-lai
$ terms with q central bank OF yello
l. chrysantheumums.
Diversions were most informal an
v partook of the spirit of the seaso
:, and the visitors returned, meri
= party on the midnight Hooking trai
Notice G. X. of q.
o All members of st. Mary's Branc
No. Al C. X. of o. are requested
W | meet at their hall on Wednesdi
II morning at o'clock to attend II
n funeral of Brother Theo. II Och