The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-20

Miss Geraldine Hord's evening
bridge for Miss Lucy White, of Buffa-
10. the charming house guest of Miss
Hope Fisher, was attractive in its APP
polntments of prettily faid card tables
In parlors festooned with ropes of
greencry and with woodsy little hooks
Of growing ferns.
Seven tables were played, Miss Hope
Fisher and Mr.. George Knapp holding
high score. In the cut, the god of
chance awarded the trophy, q hand
some bridge service, to Miss Fisher.
Low scores were in the hands of Mrs
Howard h. Stoll, and Mr.. Ralph Il.
Lewis. Mrs. Stoll won the consolation
gift, duo bridge set, by cut. a dain-
ty card luncheon was served following
the gamc series and after there was an
informal hour of sociability
Those who played were Misses Hope
Fisher. Ruth Fisher, Hazel Killing,
Pearl Cheney, Mildred Christian, Des-
Sic Gregory. Mary Frye, Violet Dav-
idson, Ethel Brause, Lucy White
Messrs. Frank Longshore, Howard
Wetmore, Dave Evans. Clifford Stoll
George Schweinfurth. Clifford Howser.
Ralph Lewis, John sells, Frank
Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Stoll
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Knapp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford owens.
The thoroughly pleasurable hospi'
tallty of the G. T.. Gompf home, sit
uated i'm the point made by the con
verging of Delaware avenue and South
State street. where there is the SEM
blance of a vast park and all the trees
are afiame with autumn colOrs, was
extended to the w. S. ]. club Tuesday
afternon. There were no house dec
orations, the hostess leaving her guests
to the full enjoyment of. the beautifu'
out -of-doors framed in the large win.
dows. After time with enibrcidery
tempting collation. was served and
theer was chatty hour. Club guest
were Mesdames Joe CUTLERY, Edward
Bindley, j. II. Layton, a. (J. iLcwisalD
A. Ireton. Edward Munnell. Fred Stro-'
bile, ]. w. Hungate, J. II. Dundore,
N Boyer. Claude ID. Walters, Hcnr,
c. Waggoncr, John Il. Rhodes, Harry
Mickey. H. l.. Shaw. Wilbur Dingler,
j. NJ. Robinson, Eva Copeland, VIII
liam Sanders and H. Groves.
Mrs. william Flies will entertain the
club at the next meeting.
Mrs. II. b. Hardpence received the
Cucire club at her Forest street home
Tor an enjoyable hour with their art
needleworlS. An exciting contest was
arranged by the hostess for the pleas
ure of her guests, Mrs. Charles Cur
is and Mrs. Sherman Trump carrying
off equal honors. In the cut fortune
favored Mrs. Curtis and she was
the award, a pretty Tiffany
,ard receiver. A delicious course
luncheon was served and there was
. delightful hour of soclability over
.he coffee-cups.
Mrs. Ross Smith, Mrs. John
and Mrs. Henry Oils were
club guests.
At the next meeting. Mrs. II. e
of Franklin street will
Members OF the X. Y. u. club
gathered at the East Church street
home of Miss PelWa Meredith last
evening. They We're received most
and the contents of en-
,roidery bags showed many bcauti-
'ul and dainty confections of lace
md linen. Luncheon was served buff
et fashion, the dining room being !
,ay with branches of scarlet and
yellOw autumn leaves, some of which |
lad been scattered effectually about |
he snowy cloth. Miss Mayme Fletch- I,
n was the club guest.
the next session will be held with
Miss Reba Anderson.
Miss Nellie Bolander invited the
to bring their embroidery