The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-06

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The final program in 4 year of
excellent programs was given at
meeting of the Current Topic club
held with the Misses Allmendinger
Of Church street West Monday af-
ternoon.
The committee on arrangements
designated 1t as Housekeeper's
Day" and the response to the do
nestle and culinary challenge was
most satisfactorily answered. Roll
call responses weret Easiest and
Hardest Tasks" and we're followed
by general conversation led by
Mrs. ]. b. Hume on "Ways OF
Making Housekeepers Life Easy.
Mrs. William Hunt told of the
Ehect of the House Beautiful on
the Mind" and later described WV
Idly her trip TO Mammoth Cave
The fGEducatlon OF the American
Indian" formed the theme Of Miss
Dtta Jacoby's paper and Mrs. Ed
win smith discussed "American
Cartoonists.
AT the tea hour each member pro.
duced generous sample from her
iavorite recipe previously prepared
and the club sat down to a yer.
liable feast of delicious viands
The early evening hours were i'm.
formally social. During, the season
just passed the membership has
been the largest in club history
lacking but two of the limit. The
subjects assigned have been faith
fully and conscientiously carried
out and the program committee are
extremely Sratihed over the result
both from standpoint of pleasure
and instruction. Each member feels
that the woman's clubs has a m,..
sion which IL is certainly dlscharg.
ing and the opening of a new sea.
son this coming fall will herald a
new enthusiasm In the work Amer
lcan Literature Will be the mex
FERTILE field for Investigation and A
called meeting to complete plans
VIII occur In the near future.
The Young Gadies' Embroidery
club spent the evening with art
needieworlk at the South Prospect
street home of Miss Hortense Flies
Monday.
There was pleasant and prom
table busy hour which eliminated
IN an elaborate spread. Sociapility
OF an informal nature marked the
late evening There were no club
guests.
The time and place Of next meet.
ing VIII be announced.
Celebrating the fiftieth anniver.
sary OF the date OF their MARRIAGE
MIR. and Mrs. p. G. Harvey will be
pleased to receive their friends Al
their East Church street home
wednesday afternoon and evening
the hours being from two until Ave
and from seven until nine.
Telephone companies are endeav-
or'ing to collect part of the telegram
tolls where the messages are deliv-
cred by telephone. The telegranh
companies claim that they are enti-
tied to make this use of the in
struments and resist payment.
Clerk of court William Klinefelter
received communication Tuesday
from Judge Beer, of Bucyrus. who
was appointed master commissioner
in the case OF the assessment O.
stockholders in the Marion Manufac.
trring case.
Judge Beer instruc,s the clerk tc
notify the counsel interested in the
case of Henry Setter against the
Maricn Manufacturing company
and others, that he will make his
report to the court on Wednesday
April 7th, at 8 o'clock. The re.
port will be the most interesting
happenings in common pleas courI
for some time.
The annual meeting OF the Bp-
worth League will be held in Seattle
during tho AlaslIa-Yukon Pacific
Exposition, and the event will bring
more than $4,000 visitors to the
Puget Sound country.
COLT PRIZES