The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-05

Guests were left to seek pleasure
with cards and other social diver
sions and were served with dainty
luncheon. Il
Miss Martha Kierstead, OF Liberty.
Kansas, and Miss Hazel Wells OF
Delaware, were club guests. i
The Young Matron's Embroidery
club was invited for the afternoon
to the Bellefontaine avenue home Of
Mrs. Joseph Kerr, yesterday. An
hour with needlework was followed
by a delicious course spread and
general sociability.
Mrs. Clyde Miller was the only
club guests.
At the next meeting the ladies'
will entertain their husbands with
an evening at the home OF Mrs. Samuel
Bader, of Orchard street. i
All sorts OF merry out door games
were enjoyed by the members Of the
Ten A club and their friends at the
annual club outing at Lincoln park,
yesterday.
The picnicers assembled In the
early afternoon, the hours In the open
woods being filled with the delights
OF nature. At the evening hour sup
per was arranged beneath the trees
and later hours were passed with
games and dancing in the pavilion. 1,
At pleasureable meeting of the
@. L. p. club, yesterday, Mrs. Law
renee Bufford, of the Boulevard, was
hostess. An entertaining feature of
the afternoon was a guessing game In
which Mrs. John Luellen won first
honors and the prize award, and Mrs.
Lewis Miller was presented with
second honor trophy. A course
luncheon was served at the close OF
the AFFAIR. a,
Miss Gertrude Hannett, OF Findlay,
enjoyed club hospitality.
The next meeting will occur with
Mrs. Clay White, of Columbia street
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Chase have re-
turned from Cleveland where they
were guests at house party at which
Mrs. James Compton entertained
complimenting the brides of her two
sons, Mrs. Charles Compton. and Mrs.
James Compton, Jr. /,
A number of friends spent the even
ing informally with Miss Mildred Love
at her East church street home Wed
nesday Miss Love presided at
pretty buffet luncheon table at the
close OF the evening.
About thirty relatives of the Issler
family met at the Cast Grove In
Prospect Wednesday and spent very
pleasant day picnicing. 1t was de-
cided to hold a reunion annually on
the 3rd Wednesday in August
Officers were elected as follows:
r. II. Davids, President, Caleb Is.
sler, vice president, and Mrs. M. u.
Lehman. Secretary.
Miss Ruth pavis, honored her ho,lse
guest, Miss Minnie Thorsen OF cieye-
land, with charming evening party
Wednesday.
The parlor of the Davis home were
massed with golden glow, color
scheme of yellow and green being OBJ
served. Pastlmes were of an inform.
al nature and Miss Thorsen favored
with several enjoyable vocal solos.
A dainty luncheon was, served at half
after ten o'clock.
Miss Phoebe Williams, Cora Smith.
Blanche Paessler, Gayle Cook, Lillian
Hood, Ruth Davis. Lena Haye, Ona
McMasters. Grace Spitzer Haxel Paes-
sler. Hazel Wycoff. Doris Tobin,
Ruth Helwig. Roseberry. Matte
Thompson. Rose Merkle, Genivievs
Merkle, Laura Ingie and Messts.
Perry Carrier, Louis Russle, Emmet
Weble. Aulton Cook, Harry Relden-
baugh, Floyd Pickering. Everett TN.
capher. Herman McMasters, Archie
Williams, John Johnson, william
Evans, Derwood Disbenhett, HarvAy
Davis. Pearl Amoune, Benjamen
Miller and Otto Merkle were present.
The Hon w g Eintdtpei rsou.l