The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-28

Miss Eveline Dee received hel
Embroidery club graciously at Hal.
lowe'en masdue at her Farming
street home, yesterday evening
Grotesque pumpkin faces lit by
candles grinned and crowned from
the darkened parlors where a for
tune telling booth had been arranged
for the purpose of attempting To raise
the veil of the future This busi'
ness of reading things to come prov.
4 ed highly diverting and was eagcrlS
pursued until half after ten o'clock
when there was an exodus to the din
sing room. Here delicious buffet
luncheon of Hallowc'on's flavor was
laid, the table being centercd with
u huge pumpkin cut to resemble a
fruit dish and Ovcrllowing with the
dainties OF orchard ana vine. Not
Z tho least pleasure Of the affair was
the penetrating of disguiscs assumed
by members ranging from the arts
tic to the humorous.
Mrs. B Tristam's formal farewell
complimenting MISS nina Felkner
who left tlis morning for Pass Chris
tian, Georgia, where she will appear
professionally as a pianist during the
winter months, was one of the pret-
f, tiest of last evenings affairs.
The hostess and her honor guest
received IN the parlor where masses
of chrysanthemums gave dash OF
autumnal color In the living rooms
tall vases holding yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and festooned with ropes OF
Southern smilax We're effective adorn-
ments. There was q brief musicai
program which Miss Meta Ramet
contributed splendid vocal numbers OF
seasonable theme and Misses Nina
Felkner and Hettle of Lebanon
Indiana favored with brilliant in
strumental numbers. I'm the dining
room. transformed into a leafy bower
with growing ferns and palms. lunch
con was served buffet fashion, the
table adornment being central bank
of yellow chrysanthemums outlineu
with dull green Later hours were
charmingly sociable and redolent OF
godspeeds.
Miss Felkuer is one Of the most
brilliant l!anists i'm the city. and Is
u young lady OF much personal charm
She is devoted to her art and its
study and has risen rapidly in her
chosen field. During the present seas.
on she has presided over the piano
at the Grand and her excellent rendi,
tions will leave a void in the orches.
ira OF that house as well as in the
social life of her friends.
Embroidery was pleasant diver
sion Of the hours yesterday at Mrs
George f.. McCormick's informal
afternoon for the y Y. B. club.
Later sthe hostess Invited her guests
g. put aside their embroidery ana
participate in "a problem game, TN,
hcnors and award of which went to
Mrs Charles Schoonmakcr. Center
ing the dining room table sprcao
with dainty buffet lunch was /.
huge orange pumpkin holding the
fruits of the season, artistically ar
ranged. There were no club guests
Mrs. Eugene Stafford will enter.
tain the club at the next meeting
Mrs Charles Elliott Anderson Mrs
George Martin Pfaun and Mrs. Daniel
Evans have issued cards for an at.
home at 5Oi Delaware avenue Satur,
day, November &.
Misses Laura Davies and Bercnic,
Lunger entertained tine Sigma Dcltp
sorority and number OF Young mcr
az cleyerly arranged Hallowc'cr
party last evening.
Corn stalks, strands of winter her
ries, branches of nnplc leaves ana
pumpkin faces transformed the Da.
Nles home, of Ellis street into yer.
table out-of-dour retreat Th,
quests were In fancy dress, and THEN
Identity was not disclosed until
luncheon time, when the hostesse,
presided at a deliciously sperad re-.