The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17

birth anniversary of Miss Freda
Rlckle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwad-
erer entertained a company of young
people at their country home south of
the city last evening.
Music, dancing and other gaities
made the hours extremely happy
ones. In a problem game, originat-
ed by Miss Hazel Retterer, Miss CAL
lie Lichtenberger and Mrs. Grover
Lichtenberger won first awards. An
elaborate house-picnic was the final
pleasure of the occasion.
Enjoying the Schwaderer hospital
ity were Misses Mona Myers, Norma
Mautz, Callie Lichtenberge-, Maize
Bland, Alice Neidhart, Nora Setter,
Nina Yaeger, Genivieve Yaeger, Rosa
Bickle Freda Bickle, Clara Mautz,
Hazel Retterer, Fronia Neidhart
Louise Bickle, Vera Schwaderer
Mary Morganthaler and Messrs. Fred
Zeig. Henry Benzler, Herbert LIGHT
cnberger, Lawrence Mautz Edwin
schweinfurth. Roy saiter, John Wolf
niger, Harvey Neidhart, Samuel
Blocksom, Howard Schwaderer, Ros-
coe Schwaderer, william Schwaderer
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lichtenberger,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Mautz, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schwaderer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Schwaderer.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Fasnaugh were
honor guests at a delightful farewell
party. at which Mr.. and Mrs. C. d.
Andrews. of Chestnut street, enter
tained wednesday night.
The parlors were bright with st.
Patrlck's green observed in stream
ers and shamrocks. Four tables were
p!.ced for cards, cinch being the
game. The closely contested series
resulted in first trophy going to Mrs
Willis Fasnaugh and consolation tc
Mr.. ]. M. Mumford. The culmina'
ton was a delicious card luncheon
In which green. the color scheme, was
In evidence. Later pleasures includ'
ed contest, in which Mrs. w. 5
Dutton captured first award and Mr.
III M. Mumford was again consoled
Mr.. and Mrs. Fasn.ush, who vii
leave soon for the future home a
Kimball, Indiana, were presented
with a handsome hand decorated
chocolate jug in token of esteem.
Guests were members of the M. E
club and Mr. and Mrs. Carson Shet
terly, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Mum
ford Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Shaws
berger, and Mrs. w. S. Dutton, o
Agosta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Murphy, o
Blaine avenue, will entertain at TN
next meeting.
| Tinted green carnations formed
4 unique and seasonable floral spra.
Iadorning the prettily appointed tapi
at which Mrs. Charles Schoonmaker
of West Columbia street, presided
graciously Wednesday evening. Scat
tered about in natural fashion owe
/ the snowy cloth were irish sham
rocks symbols of st. Patrick's Day
The place favors were odd little ST
Patrick oonceits.
The diners came early In the after
noon and spent the hours with ar
needlework. Afterward there wa
general sociability and the pleasur
of informal amusements. Just pre-
vious to adjournment. the hostess In
augurated a word contest In whici
the trophy, a pretty hand decorated
/ plate, went to Mrs. Eugene STAFFORD
/ and consolation to Mrs. Alice Tea.
Covers were laid for members o
the N. Y. H.. club.
i Mrs. Eugene Stafford has invited
| the club to her Girard avenue hom
| for the next meeting,
The last of the series 'of Shakes
pearean afternoons arranged by tn
City Federation of Clubs was given a
the East Center street home OF Mr
John ]. gIane, Wednesday. DR.. Edga
C. Abbott, noted interpreter OF tn
master literateur chose "Othello" a
4 his theme. Excerpts were given from
the play, with an explanatory nota
ton of their deeper significance. DIR
Abbott proved himself sympathetic
reader as we'll as thoroughly conver
SAINT with the remote possibilities o
the lines. M
| The three studies of Shakespeare
have been most successful and vii