The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-09-24

iLY MIRROR, FRIDAY, 6
the sunmes interval Of suspended
meetings were enthusiastic and re-
plete with the promise Of many pleas.
ant afternoons TO come when winter
shall have made tho indoors a place
Of cheer and goodfelowship. Mrs. M.
l.. Miller was the only club guest
At the next meeting. Mrs. Frank
Tuttle, of Carhart street, will enter
tain.
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Nodding clusters of pale pink and
white carnations beautified the parlor
of the Knapp home, Mt VERNON av.
enue, where Miss Loretta Thwing, Of
Ft. Wayne, the house guest of Miss
Lydia Knapp, was compilmented with
a card-dinner. In the living room
delicate cntrast of colors in French
effect was obtained by garlands of
pale pink and lavender asters, form
ing picturesque background for the
dainty summer frocks of the players
Five tables We're filled for five hun
dred, Miss Marguerite Krause playing
high score The honor award chosen
by the hostes was brass candlestick
in antique design. A number came in
after cards for dinner. at which Mrs
George p. Knapp and Miss Eta
Knapp. graciously assisted in presiding
Those invited were Misses Donna
Ruth Crissinger. Marguerite Krause,
Dora Nasfg Mildred Dombaugh. Stella
Evans, Hi1da Garberson, Marguerite
Burgess, Winona sweeney, Rhea Mum
nell, Florence Shurz, Hazel Harvey,
Helen Rosenberg, Mary Dickinson,
Jennie Collier. Lillian Burgess. Ruth
Fisher Cleo sweeney, Roma Hofstet.
ter. Glen Mousei, Florence Bland,
Mrs. Ernst Carl, Mrs. Fred Hoberman
Jr. Mrs. Homer Waddell, Mrs. Frank
Philbrick, Mrs. Glen Jones and Mrs.
Walter Sloan.
st Mary's Sewing circle spent Fri
day afternoon informally with Miss
Kate o'Conner of olney avenue.
Needlework was the diversion OF the
hours, the occasion proving thorough
ly enjoyable and profitable. The time
and place of next meeting will be
announced.
AS courtesy to Miss Fay Norton
OF Chicago, the house guest of Miss
Emogene Morris. Miss Morris invited
a company for a marshmallow roast
at the Morris apartments, Center
street, east Friday evening. The cool
evening made the hours of compan-
ionship about the great fire CHEEKY
ones, and the music and soeiability
particularly pleasant. Later. there
was delicious course luncheon.
Sixteen were present.
Mrs. George Lowe entertained with
an evening party for the pleasure
of her daughter Mrs. John West and
Miss Blanche West at her North
State street home last evening.
Pastimes were informally social in
nature, Mrs. West and Miss West
presiding at n daintily spread buffet
luncheon at half after ten o'clock.
Misses Charlotte Dundore, Mayme
Sechrist, Pearl Campbell, Cora Camp
bell. Pansy Rauhauser, Hortense Fies
De Emma Hawley, Alice Crow, Zelda
Raymer, Alice Louise Dombaugh, Mrs
jay Vaughn. Elmer Schoenlaub, Fred
Peters, and Mrs, Raymer We're pres
ent.
Thirty friends OF Mrs. Charles
Oehler conspired to make her fiftieth
anniversary most happy one by
calling at the Oehler home quite un-
eXpectedly last evening. The hostess
rallied to the merrymaking in
fashion which reversed the surprise
Music and various social amusements
succeeded supper, the final course of
callers.
The r. A. r. club will meet for re-
organization and to complete plans
for the winter season with the Misses
Stark of State street South, this
evening.
pect street North received the En-.
Nlub VI WHICH she is n menu
ber at the initial meeting of the sea.
son Friday. The busy evening hours
eliminated in n prettily laid spread.
The next meeting will be announced.
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Many
"Ncw Fall Suits"
will he selected tomorrow.
1t is cooler. And now the rush
for new Fall Suits will start in earn
est our big 2d rioor Suit Store Is
agnifcently ready. Stocks are much
the largest we've ever carried-and
just think, every suit we show is new.
Lots of new suits which have just
come in-will be opened ready for
tomorrow and Saturday.
The prices range from s12.5O and
SIS up to $S5.
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