The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-30

Helen Paratt, Elsie Brown, Clare
Belle Baughman,e Alma Dorward,
Ethel Morganthaler, Maude Morgen-
thaler, Lucile Forsman, Gladys Edel-
man, Henriette Sloan. Rose Anthony
and Francis and Hattie John. Crawley.
Beneath the pines OF the pictur.
esque George Roberts home, Della
ware avenue last evening, glowed the
flames of O leafy holocaust while
guests of Niles Maude Louise McMur-
ray and Miss Ruth Bartram danced
merrliy in the rosy light and toast
ed marshmallows to tempting
brown The effect was that OF a
forest reevl of clfs and fairy folk.
In the preat heigh ceilinged rooms
and halls, jack olonterns blinked.
| At nine o'clock the hostesses led the
way up the winding stairs to the old
| fashioned attic with its ecret pass
ages and retreats where barn dane
! ing WAS enjoyed 10 the music OF the
old time melodies. Later the COM
rany descended to the dining room
adorned with streamers of vivid yell
lew and lighted candles in colonial
sticks wheer a delicate spread was
served, the piece de resistance being
basket OF corn husks holding autumn
nal fruits. The affair was one of the
truly unique OF the Halloween sea-
son and the hospitality extended was
most gracious.
Misses Helen Frank, Dorothy Strel,
uz. Dorothy Hume, Hilda Gorham,
Susan Garberson, Helen CUTLERY,
Tempa Thomas, Emily Frank Co.
rinne Myers. Cuba Gunder. Mildred
I.ippincott. Isabelle Phillips, Mildred
Holverstott Josephine Brockett, AL
ice Copeland Elizabeth Brltton. Hell
en- Balm, Dorothy Bush and Messrs.
Hover Brown, Edmund Keller, wilson
Dumble. Milton Dickerson. Robert Al
len. Harold Bailey, Clar LaNarsh,
Carl LefIier. Thomas McMnrray'
Wayne Nealy. Henry Rafeensbsrger,
ROY Gottschall and Dan IGMarsh
were present.
Misses Hazel Wells, Of Delaware
stella Evans and Helen itramor IS.
s!ted in the dining room
Miss Florence Bland placed card
tables for the Delta Theta sorority
at her East Center street home last
evening.
Golden ears OF corn ana pumpkin
faces were significant Of Halloween
time, and after the interesting bridge
series, MISS Bland presided gracious
ly at spread of the seasons dainties
Itemptingly arranged around jack O.
lantern centerpiece. 49,.
The players we're Misses Winona
Sweeney, 'Rhea Mnnneii,' Edith Chase,
Mary Dickinson, Florence Bland,
Messrs. Albert Carlisle, Ralph Snyder,
Oswald Wollenweber, Emerson Ross,
Anson Pickerel. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Waddell. and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sloan. .aSs x
The Christian Endeayor society of
Lee street Presbyterian church, COM
bined regular monthly business
meeting and celebration of Hal
lowe'en at Jolly session held with
Miss Ethel Stone, OF the Garden City
pike, Friday evening There were
house decorations Of the fruits of the
field and forest. and delicious refresh.
ments, Mrs. s. c. Bates and Miss Fay
Pnrschall assisting the hostess in
serving. @ fe..s
! Thirty were present.
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In the costumes OF byGone days, O
company of girl friends assembled
at the home of Miss Lillian Neidig,
oe Playground street last evening and
amid shocks of corn. branches of au-
| ,,,tNl i'm
vines holding blossoms and great or
ange faces. all the laughter provol'
ing and future presaging games OF
the season were enjoyed "
Misses Opal Clayton, Hazel Ruda,
sill Ethel Pickerel, Flossie Bailey,
Lola Bailey, Bernice Holiday. Dor
othy Dirtchie, Susa nDavies. Gladys
Cramer, Iona Dickson, Bertha Jones
Enid Thompson, Emma 7Shultz and
Rcba Neidig were present
The Dorcas class OF the first Chris
tian church gave a Halloween supper
in the basement of the church last
evening. The affair was well patroniz-
ed and the ladies' realized neat sum.
The class decided at this time to
hold business meeting at the home
OF Mrs. w d. Spaulding of North
State Street. on Thursday. Novem-
ber, 4th,
The WomanIs homo circle enjoyed
tho hospitality offered by Mrs. Leo
Mare at her North State street home
Friday evening.
1t was party of all nations and
guests were required TO write the
names, of their fellowmembars and
their Mosques Mrs A.Tcoismhn pene-
trated the largest number OF disguises
receiving first award, while Mrs. q.
W. NWayland captured SECOND prize.
Circle guests were Masdanies c. 81.