The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-29
SOCIETY

In parlors fragrant with the pei
fumes of sheafs of American Beauty
roses placed in tall vases against 2
background of growing ferns. Mrs. ]
J. Hane, Mrs. Orlando s. Rapp and
Misses Florence and Alice Hane re-
ceived yesterday at the Hane home
Center street east, complimentina
Mrs. Charles e. Bell (Miss nellie
Hane), Mrs. John Spargur, Mrs. Ly-
man Beecher and Miss Cummings
of Hillsboro.
The greetings of the Yuletide sea-
son we're most cordially extended and
calIJys mingled for conversational
and social exchange.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs. f. s
Keller, Mrs. M. j. sullivan, Mrs.
| Dan Evans, Mrs. Henry Hane and
Mrs. T. r. Allen. In the dining
room, strikingly effective in clusters
of poinsetta, Mrs. George b. Chris
tian Jr. and Mrs. j. Frederic Dom
baugh poured coffee at table hold
ing a centerpiece of poinsetta, giving
the effect of a great splash of scarlet
against the cloth.
The hospitality of the Hane home,
closed last season while the family
spent the winter months in Column
bus. was heartily welcomed by soci-
ETY. which has long enjoyed Its charm
There were one hundred callers
Miss Hope Fishers, afternoon tea
for Miss Pearl Cheney and her house
guests was one OF the interesting af-
fairs of yesterday.
The interior of the Fisher home, Mt.
Vernon avenue, was attractive with
clusters OF dainty pink and white
blossoms and greenery In the receiv-
ing line with the hostess and honor
guest were Miss Lena Hepp, Of
Bonneville, Indiana, and Miss Hazel
Fogg of Waterbury, Connecticut. The
hours were charmingly conversational
and informal
In the evening Miss Fisher enter
tanned with dinner of handsome ap-
pointments for the Cheney-Schwein-
furth bridal party Mrs. Clifford
owens, Misses bessie Gregory, Hope
+ isher, Enda Schweinfurth. Geraldine
Hord, Hazel Klig, and Ethel Krause
and Messrs. Howard Stoll. Morgan
Burke, Arthur King, Ray King, Cliff
ford Howser, Eugene Golden and
Harry Kurtzhaltz, of Columbus.
Bridge tables were placed for the
after-dinner pleasure.
Eight couples formed sleigh ride
party to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Behner, residing six miles
south of the city, Tuesday evening
The trip to the Behner home was
made in a bob sled and the sleigh
ing was fine. During the evening the
young people were charmingly en-
tertained and various social diver
sions were enjoyed. At midnight a
Dutch lunch was served.
Those enjoying the ride were
Elsie Hopkins, Edna Court, Hazel
wottring, Gertrude Reed, Elsie Bal
lantine. Stella Beicher, George King,
Chester Lewis, Carl Filiatraut, Ben
Grills. Clarence Sanders and Roy
Sechrist. 'Tb-
Miss Lydia Knapp presided gra-
ciously at the chatting dish at her
Mt. Vernon home last evening, for
the pleasure of the Delta Theta sor
ority and their friends. After the
concoction of an altogether myster-
lous and delicious chatting dish dain-
ty, tables were placed for cards and
the hours were spent socially.
Miss Grace Shay. of Nevada, was
agreeably surprised ut Marion, last
week, by being elected member of
the Marion musical circle. Her many
friends in Bucyrus will appreciate
the honor conferred on Miss Shay,
where her musical talent has been
priced for many years past. Miss
Shay and her mother are moving
from Nevada to Marion this week,
but she will continue her visits to
her pupils in Bucyrus as in former
years.-Bucyrus Telegraph.
Edward Schroeder entertained a
number of his young friends at a
sleigh ride party Tuesday evening. A
trip was made about the country ana
upon the return of the young people
they were entertained at the home of
Miss Irene Edmondson, of silver
street. The evening was given to var
ious social diversions.
The b. o. T.. club met in business
session at the Center street east home
of Miss Ruth McKinnis last evening
All members were present and ar.
rangements were completed for u