The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-03


received handsome decorated plate
for her skill. A tempting collation.
was pleasure of the twilight hour.
Mrs. Ira Chenoweth and Mrs.
Frank Tuttle were club guests.
At the next meeting, Mrs. Harry
Lennon, of Olney Avenue, will enter
tain.
Miss Olga Morganthaler entertained
informally at bridge at her South
Prospect street home last evening for
the members of her card club. Two
tables were played and there was a
dainty buffet luncheon, following the
game series.
Eight tables were filed for five
hundred at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
WRITER'S enjoyable evening at cards
last evening.
The jarlors of the Wiffler home
High street, south, were attractive
with growing greenery and clusters
of flowers, the effect being height
ened by festoons of crimson ribbons
strung with tiny arrow pierced
hearts in recognition of the Valen-
tine season,
In the game series Mrs Roy
Pinyerd and Mr.. Ray Geer played
high winning the honor trophies A
dainty course luncheon with heart
conceits as favors followed cards.
Later there was an hour of social
exchange.
Forty guests enjoyed the charm
ing hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiffier.
The Sttchers were invited to the
North Main street home of Miss
Bertha Merkle for an evening with
art needlework Wednesday.
After the busy season general so .
ciability whlled away the hours until
luncheon time when Miss Merl1le pre-
sided at n daintily laid refreshment
table.
Miss Clara Fisher, Grace Bryant and
Josephine Wooley were club guests.
Mrs. j. Il. Matthews has as house
guests at her Mt Vernon avenue home
Miss Anna Eckhardt. Mrs. Carl Eek.
hardt, Mrs. William Weis and Mrs
George Coulter, or F'indlay. The mer-
ry party went to Columbus today for
a matinee and an after-theatre din
ner.
The McCleary home on Pearl street
was the scene of a happy celebra-
tion Wednesday the event being held
in honor of Mr.. j. w. McCleary whose
birth anniversary occu rred on this
day.
The affair had been carefully plan
ned by the son OF the honor guest
Rev. III. V. McCleary and members
of the family and immediate friends
were Invited to participate in the
Festivities. After an elaborate course
dinner, Rev. McCleary wove a maze
of memory about the table, recalling
the childhood days around the home
fireside with hopes for many return
Ing birthdays. He presented his father
with n handsome rocker as a fitting
finale to these "reminiscences. The af-
ternoon was spent informally.
Those present Were Mr. and Mrs
Joshua McCleary of Kirby; Isaiah Nc
cleary, of Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs
Dean, of Forest; Mrs. Julia Ginger.
of Upper Sanduslty; Mrs. Amanda Sny
der and son Carl, or Forest; Mrs.
Eta McCleary of Fostoria; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leavens, Mr.. and Mrs. Wind
hurst, Mrs. Charles Cummins. Mrs.
Charles Melvin, Mrs. Chrstiana Ro-
noser and Rev. and Mrs II. v. Nc
cleary and family of Marion.
The Wednesday club danced at a
nasque ball at the Huber hall last
night. The costumes We're unique
both on the picturesque and the ridi-
'ulous. The contrasts We're especially
effective in a grand march led by
Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Crawmer, assisted
Dy Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Crissinger. A
'efreshmeut table invited the dancers
during an intermission in the pro-
gram which was played by four
piece orchestra.
The Wednesday club hops are
among the most enjoyable OF the in
'ormal social affairs and have endured
'or four seasons.
Timothy Fahey Jr. pleasantly en-
tertained a company of about twenty
Ave friends at the Tally Wag club