The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-12


Of warren. o., yesterday.
Great clusters of June roses in
shades OF pink adorned the pariors
and were banked In the center of the
luncheon tables. Al the count. Miss
Jardine, of Cleveland, was presented
the honor award for high score. Aft
er cards, the lawns in all their array
of spring greenery and blossoms in
vited the guests for an hour of in
formal scciability.
Nfesdames William Scoiield, Hop.
kins, Nellie Johnston, Lucy San.
ford. A. II. King, Warren @. Hard
ing, Frank 8. Keller, T. r. Allen,
M. J. Sullivan, Daniel Evans, q. T.
Humphrey, James f. Phillips, A. H.
IfIonefanger, E. X. Uhler, DeForest
Edwards, Mrs, NIurrill A. Turney,
A. IL. Cheney, d. c. Nelson, J. r.
Dombangh, II. b. Hane, G. G. Fish
er, Carl Lott, o. s. Rapp, Harry
Barnhart Mae Cllbertson, T. II.
Holder, Malcolm Jennings, A. G.
Bachman, II. II. Stone and tke
Misses Johnston, josephine Johnston
Berenice Christian. Mildred Christian,
Pearl Cheney, Hope Fisher, Bessie
Gregory and Alice Hane we're invit-
ed. Out-of-town guests were Miss
Jardine, Of Cleveland. ana Mrs.
John Duff, OF Merritt Island, Florida.
The Bay View Reading Circle gave
its final program for the season with
IAIss jeanette Turner, of High street,
South, Friday evening. A short bust
ness session followed roll call which
Twas answered by items OF Interest
concerning italian Sculptors." "For-
eign Courts in Italy was the sub
ject OF an Interesting paper by Miss
Eleanor Boyd, and Mrs. u. X.
CUTLERY read comprehensive article
relative to Italians IN America"
The season has reen one of excel
lently instructive programs and tht
2 members have devoted much time ant
] study TO their several subjects, en-
: abllhg them to handle them In a wa,
. to present true and consistent wore
L
e The benefits Of such pursuance o
: timely and chosen subjects more thar
: repay one for the effort of preparing
5 formal papers and articles according
to the members OF the circle who ar,
d most enthusiastic in their praise o
8 st h methods Of mind culture. Tn,
Q first meeting of the 1910-l1 seasoI
, will occur the first week In October
Miss Hazel Liellen was the com
: plimented guest at Japanese show
er at which Miss Olivina Goedieck,
entertained last evening.
The library OF the Goedecke hom,
on North Oak street was arranged
: cry Kingdom, and the gifts were dis
Q covered suspended in Japanese para
: soils by the aid of lighted papiel
I mache lanterns decorated with cherr,
. blossoms. Ferns and flower sprays
a adorned the parlors.
9 AT ten o'clo.k the hostess assisted
i by Miss Luellen, presided at sup
4 per. the appointments being sugges
: tive OF Cupid's reign. Dancing ant
n music made the late hours happ,
a ones.
q Guests were members of the T. "A
4 B. club Miss T.. wottring of Spen
1 cerville, o., and Misses Hazel Tay
q lor, Clara Hecker and Rose Jessop
At pleasumble meeting of th
b. o. +. club Friday evening. Mis-
Beulah Spencer of Balm avenue, wa
} hostess. ofp r ~s
The meeting convened with bust
ness session at which officers L
} serve during the coming year wer
: lelected as follows: Miss Janet Long
J Ibon, president; Miss Freda Rhodes
secretary and Miss, Lucretia CARRIER
n son, treasurer, Social hours feat
a ured by games and music and a de
: llcious buffet spread were enjoyed al
r ter regular business had been tran
) sacted.
!. Miss Meta Bush. of Kensingto
"a Place, will be the next club hostess.
The Woman's Home Circle met dc
lightfully with Mrs. c. w. Wailant
a of Lincoln avenue, Friday afternoon
. "A majority of the members respond
:, ed to roll call. after which art need
n lework was taken up. A probeI
game naugurated by the hostess re
90 suited in first honors and a prett
:, gift going to Mrs. w, B. Parrc
~ while Mrs. Grant Couts received sec
!, ond award. Mrs. Wayland preside
u at a delicious course luncheon at tn
close of the afternoon
vi Cif,le guests were Mrs. w. d. Pal
- rot and Mrs. N. A. Prettyman. Mrs
- o. G, Danner will entertain at tn
next regular meeting.
p Ten A club members were invite
"a for the afternoon 10 the home OF Mr.
k Minnie Ritzhaupt OF Church stret
m West, yesterday,