The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-18

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Thursday marked the twelfth birth
anniversary Of Miss Nellie Belle But
Ter, and a number of girl friends took
advantage of the occasion to surprise
their playmate at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Butler,
of Church street east.
Games were played and there was
music and various diversions the fea-
ture one being a post card shower
the messages being of st. Patrick
theme. A delicious buffet luncheon
was served, Miss Nellie graciously
presiding.
Misses Marguerite Smith, Gladys
Davis, Isabelle Frank Adelia Fisher
Henel King, Marguerite Riess, Pearl
Hartzell, Hester Luscn, Helen Gems
bechler. Josephine Douce, Mary Ma
son, Anita Abe, Estella Keller
Ruth Brockett, Irene Uhl, Minnie
Staley Lucille Foreman, Mildred
Tetter, Beatrice Hobson and Tryphe-
ia Hobson were present.
The Sigma Gamma sorority me.
with Miss Lucille Sifritt for an even
ing of informal pleasures Thursday.
Conversation and plans for the futura
events whiled away the hours and
there was delicious spread.
Miss ,Tempa Thomas received II
comptuiy of sixteen friends quite in
formally at her South Prospect home
last evening.
In an original contest, Miss Dorothy
| Strelitz won first honors and a pretty
| gift and Miss Ethel Ferguson wa
awarded the consolation. The parlors
wore q festive attire of st. Patrlck
color and symbol, and the plate ia
vors of a palatable buffet luncheon
| were tiny shamrocks.
There were sixteen present.
The Pythian Sisters surprised Miss
Fleeta Thomas, of Prospect street
Wednesday evening. The hours wer'
of pleasing congeniality, the close OF
the affair being marked by an elegant
supper. Miss Thomas received a hand
some gold lodge pin as a token OF
esteem from her fellow-members. The
party was in the nature of n farewell
to Miss Thomas who leaves the city
soon.
Miss Lydia Knapp filled three tables
at cards for the members of the Delta
Sigma sorority and their gentlemen
| friends last evening at her Mt. Yer
non avenue home.
Miss Mary Dickinson was the vic
tor in the game series, winning the
and trophy. Luncheon was ef'
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in shades of green for st. Patrick
day. During the later hours there
was general sociability.
There was happy afternoon a
the home of Miss ollie Gurley, Stat,
street south, yesterday kwhen Mis-
Gurley was hostess at a sewing.
Some very clever needlework wal
shown and the hours were chatty al
we'll as busy. A daintily spread tei
table invited the guests at half aftel
four o'clock.
Mrs. Relis Bauman will be tn,
next club hostess.
One of the most unique of the ST
Patrlcks Day affairs was the part.
at which Mr.. and. Mrs. Frank Bent
tit VI tllt Sutll
club and their husbands at their soutl
Vine street home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentz received thei
guests in parlors canopied with gree
streamers caught with clusters o
shamrock. Bright green adornment
transformed the entire house into tn
semblance of an out-of-door nook
Mrs. c. w. Houpt and Mrs. Waite
Kanable were the assistant hostesses
Those who enjoyed the graciou
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Bent
aside from the club members wer
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Tremanhauser, MI
and Mrs. Scott Ferguson, Mr.. an
Mrs. David Gardner Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Lister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. {
Houpt, Mr., and Mrs. Walter Kanabl,
and MIR. u. A. Meredith.