The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

her home ON Olney avenue.
After a season at cards, Miss
Smith arranged guessing game for
her guests Miss Edna Kunkle being
the successful contestant, and Miss
Edith Schuler gaining consolation.
A delicious spread was served buff
fet fashion.
The next meeting will occur at the
home of Miss Mary Dehner, of North
Seffner avenue.
Mrs. Walter Klinglc, OF Richland
township, entertained the members Of
the II. +. Embroidery club at an
enjoyable meeting, Thursday.
The ladies arrived early in the af-
ternoon and spent the hours with
art necdleworlo. At the luncheon
hour the hostess invited the company
to the dining room to partake OF an
Felaborate spread.
Mrs. Benjamin Klngle, Mrs. VAL
entine Radel. Mrs. Levi Yake and
MISS Sophia Hinanon were club
guests, Mrs. Frank Vogle will be
the next club hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rexroth of
East Center street entertained the
members Of the cabinet OF the Powell
Sunday school class of Epworth NJ.
%. church at their home Thursday
evening. A busines session was
held, after which social was en-
joycd. Nice refreshments were served
There were about twenty present.
The recently elected officers and
directors of the Tally Wag club en-
tertained the members of the organi-
cation at a seven-up party in the
club quarters last evening. About
sixty members were present and the
evening was passed in a delightful
manner.
Progressive seven-up began at 8
| o'clock. "A series OF thirteen games
resulted in five couples being tied
for first honors, having each won
ten games. Those who played off
| the tie were, George Schweinfurth
and Judge b. G.. Young; Eugene
Golden and Howard Stoll; James
Woods and Robert Lucas; Floyd
Bensley and Robert Burns and Ern-
est Watson and Glenn Jones. The
| final contest resulted In Robert
Burns and Floyd Bensley being win
ners and they were each awarded a
fine deck of playing cards. Burns
Par ker and Tim Fahey were awarded
the consolation prizes.
At the conclusion Of the card SER
les, a two course luncheon was
served and music and other interest
ing diversions were enjoyed until a
late hour.
The hosts who dispensed such roy
al hospitality were. George ".
Sdhweinfurth, Frank Knapp, Harry
Mealey, Harry Elliott, Homer Wad-
dell Charles Dee Charles Phillips
and Philip Ruhrmund.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Salem S
Evangelical church met at the home
of Mrs. John Click. North State
street, Thursday afternoon. The
meeting was largely attended and an
interesting session resulted.
Aside from transacting the regu-
lar monthly business, refreshments
were served and general good so
clal time was enjoyed. The society
will meet next month at the home OF
f., Mrs. Minnie Boiler of Elm street.
In spite of the cold weather on the
evening OF Monday, Feb. lst, a mer-
ry party of neigIhbors and friends
of p. s. Cllxby gathered at his home
four miles northwest of Meeker, to
remind him that flis thlrty-second
birthday had arrived.
The evening was spent in pleasant
conversation and music. both instru-
mental and vocal
Mrs. Rol Clements and VIM.
Dickcy rendered music on the violin,
accompanied by P. S. Clixby and OIL
i've Clixby on the guitar and organ.
Misses Bernice Luft and Georgia
| Gardner rendered 'd1srumental
music and duet by Mrs. Gardner
and Mrs. Guy Rubens was enjoyed
by all
MIR. and Mrs. James Rubens
| brought along their graphaphone,
which added a great dead to the en-
| tcrtainment.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rubins and sons Mr.. and
Mrs. John Luft and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Peters and daugh-
ters, MIR. and Mrs. E. d. Gardner
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Rol Glenn
ents and family Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Saiter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whery Dickey and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Heller and daugh-
ters, numbering nearly forty guests.
The Home Guards OF Epworth NJ.
E. church met in the chucrh parlors