The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-06

ana were served with a delicious lun.
| cheon at the close OF the session. On
each desert plato appeared q minia.
/ ture package tied with yellow rib
| bons and guests were invited to guess
the contents of the surprise bundle.
| To Tue successful guesser q handsome
| mad decorated plate was awarded as
| trophy of her skill. Mrs. Samuel
| Croft and Mrs Walter sloan vert
| club guests. As the ladies were say
, ing their farewells, Miss Eliza Thorn
as. daughter of tho hostess favored
with instrumental music.
The next meeting will occur with
Mrs. j. j. Sloan, of Jefferson street.
Members of the s. H. CircIo ossetn
bled with Mrs. Charles Kinsler at her
Grand avenue home Friday after
noon weber delightful hospitality was
extended.
Embroidery occupied the early
hours and was laid aside only for
the tempting collation. laid by the
hostess az half after four. At t,yi-
light the cleaning eyes of Jack o.
lanterns shone out from dusky cor
ners and there was half hour of
sociability. There were no club
guests.
Mrs. Andrew sautter. of Sargent
street win receive the club at the next
meeting.
The Philoi Kai Adelphoi sororitv
met pleasantly with Miss Winona
Holmes, of Blaine avenue. Friday
evening. An historical discussion
relative to important events in
United States history was an cxcit-
ing and instructive diversion. AT tho
close of the evening, Miss Holmes
prsided at n dainty refreshment table
adorned with q central cluster of au-
tumn flowers.
Miss Grace Horseman will enter
tain at the next meeting.
"A gracious reception was accorded
the Ten A club by Mrs Earnest Ir-
Ion when they called at her new
home on Bellefontaine avenue for am
afternoon with needleworlS Friday
Adding to the attractiveness of the
rooms were masses of white garden
chrysanthemums. Later there was a
course luncheon and n chat
ty season. Club guests were Mrs.
George Schweinfurth. Mrs. Bertha |
Blum. Miss Edna Schweinfurth, Mrs |
Clyde Houpt, and Mrs. Bertha Huff
nagle, Of Bucyrus.
Mrs. Minnie Ritzhaup. of Church /
street West has invited the club for
the next meeting.
There was u happily informal |
bridge at the South state street |
home of Miss Rhea MunnclI for the |
Delta Theta sorority last evening. Az
ter cards, Miss Munnell presided at
the piano. and there were songs and |
various social diversions to make the
hours pass rapidly
The dining room with its tempting
Iy laid spread was the final scene
Of pleasure Miss Lydia Knapp was
1 sorority guest.
The Amicita club was entertained
at the Oak street home
Of Mrs. j. a. Wideman, Friday af-
Lernoon.
The regular season of embroidery
was followed by u selected reading
excellently by Mrs 4. 7.
A delicious course lunch
con was served eliminating fea-
ture of the event.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Il. T.. Hughey, of Leader street.
NJ. A. Pickering, superintendent OF
he cost department OF the Marion
Steam shovel company, was given
nice surprise by about thirty OF his
friends at his home on Herman street
Friday evening. The occasion was
he thirty-eighth anniversary of the
birth of Mr.. Pickering, The evening
vas given to various social diversions
md lunch was served. At the time
If the visit of the delegation Mr..
Pickering was found in bed. The
guests presented the host with n fine
'ocking chair as u memento of the
occasion.