The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-11-27

conlpietinB arrangements VIII occur at
the Center street west home of Mrs.
Dan Evans. next Saturday.
Complimenting Miss Grace Sneath-
en-, of Lebanon. o., Miss BERTHA Mil
Ter entertained with n Hearts" party
at her Silver street home last even
ing. Six tables were played, the
first award going to Miss Nell Gregg,
who held high score for the ladies.
and the gentleman's trophy going to
Merlin Smith. The game series ter
minated in n delicious course lunch
con. and later there was music and
dancing and season of general jol-
lity
Misses Edythe Badcr. Mary Pom,
Florence Noll, Alice Pom, Maymc
Winch, Madge Bell. Clara. Myers,
Bertha Winch, Nora Pom, Nell Gregg
of Parkersburg. West Virginia, and
Messrs. Bert Graham, Harvey Wal
lace, Ed Mahan, Robert Clark, Harry
Wilson. Carl Miller, Howard Young,
George Fisher, Merlin Smith. Ralph
Griner, Gilbert Merrill, of Columbus,
and Raymond Rogers. of Coshocton.
were invited to meet Miss Sneathen.
The ladies' of the Ideal Em-
broidery club presided at a prcttily
appointed supper last evening for the
pleasure Of their husbands. Tho
spread was served at the Orchard
street home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Oborn, who received in the parlors,
bearing n festive note, In garlands of
pink and white CARNATIONS. In
the dining room. artistically
banked with palms and ferns, small
tables were placed. the place favors
being carnations in pink and white.
Cards and music were after-supper
diversions. and altogether the affair
proved to be one of the NOSE enjoy
able in the history of joyous club
events.
Covers were placed for MIR and
Mrs. Richard Nipple. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Moss. MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ :.
Carlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mer-
chant, r. and Mrs. S. Coe, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Crafts. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
futile, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T.. Arnold. Mr..
and Mrs. - Staley. Mr.. and Mrs,
George Rayl, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coleman, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Shrote and Mr..
and Mrs. Oborn.
Mrs. n. Il. Arnold will entertain
at the next afternoon meeting.
Mrs. j. A. Sutton, of West Silver
street. welcomed the ladies of the
Woman's Home Circle at IN elaD
crately appointed dinner last even
ins.
Members assembled early in tho
afternoon, bringing their needlework
The hours were given 10 useful az
well as social pleasures, the needles
being pointed with helpful and pleas
ant thoughts and words. Mrs :
Charles Hofstetter proved most en-
hcient In a pin sticking contest, her
award being handsome hand dec
Grated plate. Second prize went 20
Mrs. Ca Couts. An excellent read
ing of sensonable theme by Mrs
Leo Hare was well received. Din
ner vlands limited of the Thanks
giving holiday just passed the hospi
tality of Mrs sutton being enjoyed
to the utmost by Circleites and Mrs
+. g. Trey, of Columbus Mrs. j .
Miller. Mrs. j. r.. Miller and Mis-
Juanita Miller
The next regular meeting Will oc'
cur with Mrs. Charles Clapsaddle, OF
Main street, North,
The l., g. =. club ladies took
their needlework to Norton, o.. yes
terday, to spend the afternoon with
Mrs, II. o.. Gillette.
A problem game was inaugurated
BY the hostess during a recess in em-
broidering. Mrs. George Griffith Of
fering the correct solution. Her re-
ward was a petty chocolate pot. At
five o'clock, the tea table was dis
closed. attractive with central bank