The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

MT. and Mrs. Philip Schwaderer
and daughter, Lydia, delightfully."- en-
tertained at their country home Tues
day evening In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Schwaderer. The evening was
passed with music and games, music
being furnished by the Mt. Olice band
OF which Mr.. Schwaderer is a member
A. dainty course luncheon was served.
K, Those, present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
David Schwaderer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayo Tilten, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mus
tain, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davids,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Corbin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ruth and son. Milton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dutton. Mr.. George Harper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schwad-
efer and son Melvin. Mr.. and
Z Mrs. Wesley Schwaderer and
children, Lucille and John, Mr.. and
Mrs ]. ID. Uncapher and children
Fern and Vena Mae, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Schwaderer and children Clifford
Evadell and Howard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson. Misses Lucy Wasser-
beck. Eva Harper, Leah Coffey, Mabel
O0rbin, Bernice Corbin, Laurel Sifritt.
LSdia Schwaderer, Miss Manley. and
Messrs. 1rven Carey, Sherman Imbody.
Otis Black, George Imbody Paul
Bricker, Elmer Imbody, Ernest Black,
Werner FIach, VIII Imbody, Charles
Wasserbeck and Claud Sifritt.
"A novel and very original enter
tainment was given the members of
the N. o. F. club last evening by
Miss Corinne Myers. at her home on
Mt. Vernon avenue. The guests We're
told to come dressed TO represent
some well-known advertisement. Much
merriment was occasioned by the diff
ferent comicai and picturesque cos
tunes. Miss Dorothy Hume, who was
gowned as the old fashioned lady
seen on the packages of Bakers
chocolate, was awarded the prize a
hand painted picture for being the
prettiest dressed. At ten o'clock a
> delicious buffet luncheon was served.
The time for the next meeting
has not been decided upon.
The dancing party given at Military
hall last evening by Misses Helen
Southard. Margaret Heistand. Helen
Runkle, Maybelle Wesslng and Ruth
= Bogardus, was one of the most
elaborate parties ever enjoyed by the
younger set In Kenton circles.
Twenty-Five dance numbers were
splayed by Fink's full orchestra. Dain-
fty refreshments were served during
the evening.
1.-THE dance hall was prettily decorat-
ed. Great lunches of tissue paper chry
santhemums covered the lights, and
furnished the general decorative
scheme, The orchestra was screened
from the dancers by streamers.
Besides the hostesses and their es-
corts. the out-of-town guests of the
five young ladies were in the receiv-
Ing line. Many other guests from out
OF town were present.
Among the out of town guests
were: Misses Beulah Spencer Ruth
McKlnnis, Helen Houghton. Helen
Meuser and Regina Tyner of Marion.
-1Kenton Daily Democrat.
VI
miss Carmen Blow entertained n
number OF young people at her home
op Columbia street, Wednesday even
ing. The evening was passed with
various social diversions of games
aud music and at ten the hostess
served a buffet luncheon. The house
was decorated with Christmas bells
and holly.
Invited guests were: Miss Ruth Par
lstte. of Ada Miss Eloise Edwards
OF Norton. Massachusetts,, Messrs.
WIN Reisler of Wheeling, w. Va,
Clovis Holiday and George Johnson,
or LaRue; Harry Bishop, OF Ann Ar
hor. Michigan; Maurice Parks, Of
Qberlin, and Misses Lucille Sifritt,
Florence Ramer Eta Mae Hostetter,
Lncllle Mills. Leola MCGUIRE, Gladys
Failey. Ina Klinefelter, Ermel Blow,
Hazel Clark. Lydia Lee. and Messrs.
Welfred payiss Leo Beqson. George
ARMS. Fred Taylor and George Foye.
complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Merle
c. Wise.,a young couple who were
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