The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-10
SOCIETY

eighteenth anniversary beloved of the
sweet girl graduate. The club grad
uated too, from a period of social
| success and goodfelowship into an
other period OF greater possibilities
than ever before In the social and
comradeship field
| Eighteen years ago when number
o fthe cities prominent and active
young men banded themselves to-
. gcther with the avowed purpose OF
| iurthering friendship and its accom-
panying pleasures, the farreaching
| effects of their efforts were not
dreamed Of Like all other organi-
zations of like nature IL was to
serve its day and be chronicled in
| the histories of the past. Gradually
younger men came To swell the de-
| pleted ranks until today the club
has come to be one of the social bull
warks of the city, with comfortably
furnished apartments and the PROS
pect of some of the handsomest club
| quarters of any organization of its
Kind and size in the state
AT the celebration last evening,
banquet tables were placed in tho
dancing room. In the absence of the
president, George Schweinfurth.
Frank Knapp, vice president, pre-.
sided as toastmaster over n board
perfectly appointed and laden with all
the delcacies OF the season Sprays
of red carnations, the club flower
were placed at intervals along the
inviting tables and red carnation
| marked each cover. 1t was time
for "reminiscences and conviviallty,
heightened by memory represent by
William Dowler, who played selec-
| tions from Tally Wag minstrels of
the past. After dinner chairs were
pushed back and Mr.. Knapp called
on Charles Allen for Anniversary
Thoughts" Mr.. Allen responded
with some excellent spurs for self
J congratulation on the part of the
members at being permitted to par
| ticipate in the happy event Harley
Lee talked for the Younger Mem
bers," expressing their joy at being
privileged to be present, and II. r.
Lewis toasted the Absent Members"
with a regret for the separation.
Adjournment was then made to the
| apartments where card cables had
been placed and the old army game
with some of the spirit of the army
| was in order. Messrs. Carl Fila
trault and Clifford Gordon, Lawrence
| Hess and elem Kelley and Earnest
Watson and Emerson Schoenlaub won
nine games out of twelve and were
| compelled to compete for donors
Fortune awarded two handsomely
mounted gold pipes to Messrs. Fill.
ialtrault and Gordon. The card sea-
son eliminated in n smoker, during
which Ernst Carl favored with vocal
numb bers and later snatches of song
in chorus from minstrel days float
ed through the smoke rings
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the United Brethren church met with
Miss Minnie Bensley of Cherry
street last evening Deyotionals OPP
ened the meeting and committee re-
ports occupied the first half hour
There was a short literary program
followed by n guessing contest in
which Miss Pearl Krause was pre-
sonted with book of selected poems
for her skill
The closing hour was entirely social
In nature and was featured by de-
licious buffet luncheon. There was
an excellent attendance.
Mrs. William =. Maloney received
her embroidery club for an evening of
informal pleasures at her North Pros.
pect street home last evening.
The art OF welding the needle was
practiced during the early hours and
at half after nine o'clock the hostess
presided graCiously nt a delicious
spread laid in the dining room.
There was happy cnntty hour
around the board. Miss Anna Clary
was the only club guest.
The time and place of next meet
ing viii be announced
There was a merry conspiracy
among the friends of Miss Elizabeth
Lawrence to celebrate the Anniversary
OF her birth with n surprise call at
her Ayondale avenue home Tuesday
evening The plans were success
fully carriedfIly carried To their
completion and after the surprise
there were games and other amuse-
ments to make the occasion q mem-
orable one.
tempting collation. served house
picnic fashion was n. feature of the |
enjoyable affair
Misses Sophia Orthmeyer, Martha
Haggerty, Emma Murphey, Priscilla |
jenkins, Anna Lawrence, Anna Orth-
meyer, Nellie Althier, Elizabeth Raj
'elty, Agnes Hagerty, Mary Lunuy. /
Margaret Lawler. Agnes Lawre ice.
Margaret Hagerty, Ella Lawler, Ce-
celia Lawler, Mary Lawrence, Mary
Courtad, Catherine Breen, Hannah
Ring. Lorena Lawrence, Marcellus
jenkins. and Masters Clarence Nc
Cloy. Joseph Lawler, Walter and Dam
iel Lawrence were present.
The Young Peoples Alliance of
the Calvary Evangelical church, was
entertained at the home of Miss
Grace Diehl on Windsor street Tues
day evening. There was a good at
tendance. The meeting was opened |
with song mad prayer. after which
business meeting was held. Miss
aA Il T. ANanthpPNVaV /