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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
7. & dpitel.

Gs mar ni9ts QuffalIsnSss in
Der grI6sinung uno in Der einfaden
alei6uns Oes iunsen Mdb9ens, Oaa
nm bic finite Rd9mittdssitunbe
our9 oie MarimilunsitraBe in Miins
den sing. sic trus teinen Der
nrnbernsn Risienbiite, bic Der 5eSsrs
inouiirie gu einem unseabnten 9luf'
i9puns perbOlfsn baben; unO bic
Samsu Der grobsn 8elt, Die gu
6ieIer 3sit in Der pornsbmen Strabs
gu promeniren pflssten, ipdren iiter'
lid gang unpeBIsih piel eIesdnter
nit benz oistreten SeibenrduId.n ib'
rer R0ds unb in Der 0ufttpele srles
iener garfiims, Die BON ibuen uus'
sing. llnb bod fulsten ibr Die
8lide Der elesanten Sluneure in uuf'
ri6tigem Gnt5iidsn, uno in meb>
ais elmer Der pornebmen 0amen
reste lids pie Elm Ieiies @efiibl bes
Reioes bsim 4nblid oieIes iungen
9eI90pfss. 90 bell Iu9ts Die Qe'
bensFreuoe aus ibren srpben brau.
men Qusen. unb elm 10 untpiberiteba
li6er Rei5 lag in Der unsetiinitelten
glnmutb ibrer raiden 8epesunsen.
Bon tldifiider S60nbsit mar baS
feingsIdnittene 9eii9t nit ben uns
regelmGbiesn 3iisen nidt, aber es
mar bon bsrserfreusu6er Stride uno
tru9 bic bliibsnben 5arben elmer 9es
iuno6eit, oie ni9ts BON RerOofitGt
uno dbnlihen 9robituottrantbeitea
pubte.
Sic a6tete ni6t auf bic mebr ooer
peniger suorinsIi6sn 8lide Der pors
iiberqebenosn Serrsn, uber lie lieb ii5
oieie ungefpoaten glufmertfamteitsa
aud Iebr penig anfshten. Bel ben
Observation-Disclosures, Die am Rars
SoIspbssplaB Die eriten SdneeglOd.
den fsilbielten, bauoelte lie elm
StrGubhen Elm. llno eben fpollte
Iie bur9 bie Msnidenmauer idliipfen.
bic Ti6 Dor Den gluslagsn elmer Bill
SerbanbIuns an Der Gde Der perus
Iaitrabe tets an5uiummeln pfIeet, ais
lie auf siuen srobsepadienen, brett.
I6ultriasn Ssrrn aufmertiam tpuro.,
Der raiben S6rittes iibsr ben 6dbts
oamm fam unb Idon BON peitem
sriiBeuh ben Sut i9pentte.
Gin all.rIiebitesRptb fdrbte ibrsWon.
gen, tpGbr:nb Iie ibn erpartete. Iis
er bdnn bor ibr ftanb, 5eiste iia's.
0aB er BON pabrbuft biinsnbaftsm
Wu6s mar. @r iibsrrugte Die 3iers
Iihe MGo6engeitalt pobl nm Saup>
tsslGnss, unb er nsiste iih unpiqtiirs
lid Elm psnig gu ibr Hieber, uIs er
iie begriibte.
,SrGulein gpd!" Idgte er, un6 fein
tluses. BON bi6tem blOn0en 8ollbat:
umrabmt.s 9eiidt itrabIte in beaer
s5rsuos. sd nebms es fir elm
sliidli9es Omen. bab sic Der erits
bstannte Reni4 iinO, Der mir in
Wiiindtn besegnet."
Sas Rotb auf ibren 2ippen bate
F6 nod pertieft, uu6 iie bsfrsits
Idnft ibre 6dnb, bic er elm neniJ
unsebiibrlid ldnee in Ieinsr Re6ten
gsbaIten bate. Nber lie antportste
ibm pbne ale @srIeesnbeit.
r@is.ntlith bGtten Sic tsinsn
frsunOli6sn Gmpfuns Osroient, mein
Ssrr DOttor," fusts iie bitter unb in
harmloier 9ertraulidtsit, tpG6rsno Iie
Seite an Settle ipsitsrsinssu. Sit
es pobl biibi6, 70 obne Gin Dort
oss Qbf9iebs auf uno Oopon3uaebens
- Wsr psib = DislIei9t bdtte man
Obne hitfs 3ufdlIies 9esssnuns gar
ni6t erfd6ren, bdB sic pieb.r in
Riinthen finb."
(GoFtiebung fpIet.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-01-13
6. g upitel.

@ie aud INNER Weoraot ii6er
aIeranber Rottsrs 3artgefiibl bsnten
mo6te, baB er aIIss getban bate, mas
in ieiner Radt ftano, nm lie Bel ibz
rem 9stpagten Sdritt aeaen bic ass
fdbrli6e Snbistretion unberufener
Spdber gu fdiiben, bGtte fe bod
bantbar anertennen miiFen. gr hat
te fopobI feline SdusbGlterin ipie Ieiz
nen0iensr nit auftrGsen furtaeIdidt,
bic iie fir mehrere Stunben fernbaIz
ten muBten, unO aIs bic iunge ssrou
ieBt orauBen Dor Der Dobnunostbiir
auf ben &nopf Der eIettriI6en Rlins
gel oriidts, fam er ieIbf, Inn lie einz
SulaFen.
WIarsot trug nod basIelbe 3oItiim.
in BEN iie auf bem Stanbesamt aez
tpeien mar, aber iie bate einen
fdpar5en SrausrI6leier bon foit uns
bur6Iidtisem 9sipebe an ibrem quite
befeittgt, 70 baB Elm 9oriiberqebenoer
iie i4on iebr genau bate firiren milf
fen, I'm iie gu ertennen.
nWollen Sic, bite, nGber treten,
9ndoise Srdu! - mir perben aon,
ungsit0rt iein; benn id babe meine
0ienitbOtsn tuesseidafft. limb penn
iemano tIingeln iolIte. 10 tuerosn mir
einfd4 ni6t Offnen."
gs mar ni9ts 0oppelIinniges unb
UerleBenoes in Der 9lrt, ipie er ibr
bieie 8erit6erung gab. limb er Be-
miibte iid gang unOsrtennbar, teinen
anoeren Ginorud ols ben bes ernften,
pobIpolIenoen Munnes auf iie su mos
den. Srpboem snuoerts iie, ebe lie
bic S6pslIe bes mebr reid unb psrz
ihipenOeriih ala sei6modppu aug
aeitatteten Serren5immers iibsrIdritt,
befen Sbiir sr oienitbefltFsn Dor ibr
0eOffnet bate.
nSie piHen, Serr Rottsr, unter eli
mem tpie furdtbaren 3pange i6 mid
entidIOfen babe, bierber gu tommen, /"
foate lie leife. n9is Sdp.re meines
llnaliids it6srt mid boffentIi9 gegsn
sinsn MiBbrauh meines 8ertrauens. I"
,gs bieBe Sic uno mid beIeioiqen,
ipenn id Sbnen bas srit nod ousz
briidlid beftGttgen pollte. Inter benz
S6ube Sbres 8aters t6nnten Sic
nidt beFer aufssboben fein ais un=
ter bem meinigen."
glun trot ite elm unO idOb 5usIeid
ben SdIeisr smpOr, untsr benz ii6
elm tootenbldifes, aber nod immer be-
bsrrIdtss unb ani6sinenb rubiges
glntlib entbiilIts. glu6 ben fpei6en,
bequemsn 2eoerieTel. ben Rotter ibr
auredt seriidt batte, Oeridmdbte iie
niht.
.Mub i'd Sbnsn iaeen, ipssbatb ib
9etommsn bin9" fragte iie, dls er ii6,
orsi Sdritte BON ibr entfernt, Dor
ieinem SdreibtiI6 niebergeIafen bats
ts.
sd piirbe Sbnen bic Miibe germ
er!puren, gnGoige Srau! 9Iber, offen
ositanOen, id abue es nibt. DAB i6
in Der 9tnselegenbeit Sbres Mannes
nidts anoeres tbun tann, als ih Sbs
rem 9ater anseboten bate, miiIen
sic mir fdon gIauben."
Limb mas battsn Sic ibm ansebps
tenQ"
DAP id mid bssniisen piirbe, bic
Su6s niebersuidIusen, ipenn mir Der
feblenbs 9etrag pom iiebenunbbreiBig.
tauIsnb pierbunbert Wart auf Der
Stsus uusssbGnoist tpiirbs."
.9lber Sic mubteu bod piFen, bob
mein Batter bds 9.lb ni6t beraeben
piiroe, ipsun ss unter iolben llmz
itGnoen unb 8orausieBunssn bon ibm
psrIanst purbs."
Die llmitdnbs unb 9orausfebunz
atn tparen niht our6 mid geihdffen
porben, 6rau Grantl Sd tonnts
| eNniopenig ireeno ipelbe umi6peife
| MAIDEN, uls i'd bic MittbeiIung duf
| sinsn pafsnbsrsn 3eitpuntt aufTpas
ZEN ourite. @enn i'd ss Bis gum
bsutiseHa6enO peri9iebsn ipoIIte, meis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
81. 81. @.

Se OF nellie min torpeeuinen, ettet
ben9etiDmdt Mathematician moi
pabinfoa tdrim6ttd paa ilman it'd.
2otemufIeSta ON buomattu, etteipat
ieuoiiet t%oneet, iotta iofoiIeno uiiton
pdilpGnd opot fdpnnisid, iua toimi'
tetltii min polioa tpDtd FUN Ielloiiet
%toneet, iotto omot tGpnnisId oinoos'
taan fuuIi pdipdd piitosIa. So
tuinfa polipn enemmdn mobinfoa
tuottuatoan Iunnuntailenon bdiritIe~
minen eldimiIle ia ihmiIine.
Hansfasia latfautettiin lepopdis
man mietidminen, mutta tdstd on oil
Int ieurautIena Min polion turmiota,
ettd MT idueeu aipan DleiIesti ales
toon ottaa tdptdnt6Dn ptii lepopdi
nd piifosIa a. - Is. 8. 8rop, ame'
ri~ttoloilen terGstrustin t~oimeenpones
man fomitean pmbeeniobtoia, On te'
bottonut trustiin fuulupien eri pbtti
oiben paduiff6id mabbouiIuuoen
mutoan loffouttomoan tebtoisIaan
ppbGtpot. Edud ~pddtotIeld on Iuus
ri merfitps, iiad ndin tulee itiefutin
terdetrustin 100000 t~pDmiebestd
Ioamoan uouttio lepopdipdStd. "a
ban Ioaffa on ainoastaan iofa miis
benneqG miebead ouut tdmd oifeus.
Yubeena olema toimenpioe on ftitos1
to anIaitiema ia diff otettama pbd
pleiIemmin noubatettamatii.
On oifein ibneeqistd, miten lofei'
ia ibmiiet oipot, fun be eipdt moi
buomota Titd pdipdd, ionfa mimi on
Iunnuntoi. Gen on antonut nellie
iumoIalinen foitielmus, beaasti I'LL
mGad pitden meibdu tarpeitamme.
SiIia;iena raubnu enfelind tulee lie
alma miifon toubun ia meIun idlfeen
tarioomdan nellie raubaltsta lepoa.
Wtutta miten balnefIittuna iitd pibes
tdanfddn! nieasia fobisfa ie Ell ole
fam IepopGip6, naon Iuurin rebft
mispdimd piitosiu
Ntutta, ianonee icfu, eiban lille
MT mitGdn taioeto, FUN olot onat
febittpneet ieIaiIifii fuin ne MT o
mat. Sn mufa muistettatpa, miten
moni MT banffii melfoiIen Dian tn
loiStaon iunnuntaipdipdnd. - Oh
foonpa niinfin, eta aifonamme on
ioubuttu ieaoiieen ddrimdiIppteen,
mutto riffoof!i min toiiesIa fuin toi'
IesIofin merfitptIesId tuaoon ainoae'
soau noubottamolu tuoto monbad
neuppa. r2uuIi pdipdd pitdd Iinun
tpptd tefemGn ia faitfi osforeeii toi'
mittamoon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
Gapim uirfa amoimna.

Sdten iulietetoan popiu nirfu a.
ponoiIefTi boettalpofii Si!bert'in,
ytosbmaufeen, Winn. y. M. Gn.
4utberiIoiSten &onionisI eurofunnis
ia 60 pGimGm fuluesIo tdstd pGi'
mdstd Iufien. !SafuteIpoiIio opat
foiffi Observation-Disclosures funlus
mat popit ia mainitun f~irteofunnon
iobtofunnon bppdfipmdt.
SnfcmufIet poltfomootimutineen
omat IGbetettGnGt oaetirioittdneele
emf %cIotuun Is p. 1910, oIoitteello:
SooIeppi 9in,
3 q. q. Gilbert, Wiinn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

YDbodn huomouttoo tdmdn fen.
bun noiliue, etid fouposioni on mitd
iuurin ia tdpoeliIin molifoimo teld
puwuitIi icpiruia foutoita.
R. PAUL,
SurIep, WiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

pddeid Suomesia aIumile tanialai'
Iiuemme oitaista meistd annetul
nddrdt tieoot.
81. 81. W.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

CONVENTION !" y.
IN FULL BLAST
CONTEST IS VERY SPIRITED
No Nomination Before Late
This Evening.
1aH.r t ----
Lima is Indeed a Busy
. q Place To-Day.
IltE.r
Marion Sends a Large Delegation to
&c the Real. Democratic Convention of
the Year--E'our Candidates I'm the
Race,

Quite large delegation of Marion
Democrats left early this morning
for Lima to attend the Third district
circuit court convention. This con-
venton is looked forward to with
a great deal of interest by Marion
Democrats. 1t comes next in size to
the state convention, sixteen counties
being included. The district is DEM
ocratic, in fact every county included
Is Democratic and when the delegates
get together, the convention becomes
sort of an old-fashioned love feast
Usually there is quite a spirited con-
test for the nomination, for n nomi-
nation Is equivalent to an election
but when the convention smoke has
cleared away there is always the very
best feeling manifested and the party
leaders and workers go in for the
winner.
In todays convention there were
four candidates for the honor, Hon.
John Shook, of Paulding: Hon. Phil
NJ. Crow, of Hardin; Hon. Benjamin
Meek, of Crawford, and q Mr.. Leete,
of Allen
Word late this afternoon from Lima
Is to the effect that the nomination
VIII not be made until o'clock >or
later.
Charles +. Jordan, of Findlay was
the chairman of the convention and
In his opening remarks paid a glow
Ing tribute to Governor Harmon and
other Democratic leaders, predicting
great Democratic victory this fall
and again in 1912.
The convention was i'm fun blast
with the contest between the candi-
dates very warm. Each has a strong
| following, but the indications were
that Phil NJ. Crow, of Kenton, would
be successful in the end, unless a
combination of the other candidates
was effected.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20
PERSONALS

Charles Hofstetter left this morn
ing on a business trip to Toledo.
w. Il. Hardness went to fleetwood
on business today.
Mrs. Grover Kaler Is seriously III
at her home on Baker street.
Mrs. Sherman CUTLERY of LaRue Is
visiting Marion friends.
Miss Goldeth Johnson went to Kirk
patrick last evening where she win
remain for few days visit.
Mrs. May Copeland Drybread OF
LaRue is the house guest of Mrs. Will
Hunt on south Seffner avenue.
DR.. A. B. Lawson returned last
evening from n ten days visit at De-
troit and Howell Michigan.
Mrs. C. II. Arts and little daugh-
ter Helen are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bower at their
home on east Church street
Mrs. Louie Lee returned home last
night after spending a week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. f.. S.
'Aten of Nevada.
! Mr.. Robert b. Cohn left for his
home In Pittsburg this morning aftei
spending few. days at the Strelit7
home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley. of
south State street, have returned from
a months visit with relatives and
| friends In Pittsburg and Cleveland.
! Miss Mabel Ulrich, of Napoleon
| who is the guest of Miss Ivadelle
! Coyle, of High street, is recovering
! from severe attack of rust poison
| ing.
DR. Harvey Llghtner and wife have
| departed for their home in Dayton
after few days spent at the A. f,
| Linscott home on south State street
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ralph Snyder o
Garry Indiana arrived this morning tC
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Ii. Il
Snyder of east Church street for a few
days before leaving for Lake Side
where they will remain for severa
| weeks
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20
Poor Old Married Man.

IL was a full moonlight night, and
the neighboring bells were Ginning the
hour of 2 n. m.
Martha" called the young husband.
who had been pacing the floor since
midnight-"M Martha the baby is cry
Ing for the moon"
There was a slight twisting of quilts.
"Yum-yum, John," was the answer,
and then more snores.
Two hours elapsed and still John
was pacing the floor.
Martha" he called, in desperation.
There was long silence.
"Martha, do wake up. can't quiet
little Henry; he is still crying for the
moon"
There was series of yawns and
then: D5'
"Well, John, for PHYS sake, If he IL
crying for the moon why don't you
give II TO him and not keep me awake
all night?"
And then she turned over for an,
other nap.-Chicago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

e4ek9e e&&aE& &&&8M 8MMa6& &&aE&se&HeNS
Sale!
Clothing on Credit

This store makes it easy for you to buy whatever
you need in the way of Clothing for the excursion by
making it easy for you to pay.
You can go just we'll dressed as any of your
friends and can do it with very little money.
We offer you unusual values at this time and YOU
don't have to pay cash.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

The City Federation of Women's
clubs will have headquarters on the
Chautauqua grounds during Chautau-
qua week.
A good-sized tent has been rented
for the purpose and will be made
comfortable and attractive. with con-
veniences for the use of club women
and their friends.
Out-of-town women will be especi-
ally welcome to Its privileges and to
make 1t place OF meeting and rest
Ing between numbers on the program
Club women are heartily I'm SYM
pathy with the Chautauqua movement
In Marion and are glad to assist in
any way possible toward its success,
Miss Mary Dennison Galley left
yesterday for Columbus, where she
Joined the Donald McGreggor Con-
cert company which will leave imme-
diately on a tour to visit Chautau-
quas. Fifty-two concerts have been
contracted for, through Ohio, Michi-
gan and Pennsylvania.
A party of about twenty couples
Of the younger social set left last ev-
ening on the c., NJ. q b. that leaves
here at o'clock for Seccaium park,
where they had rented the pavilion
for dance. They returned by way
of Bucyrus on the IL o'clock car.
The members of the Cucire club
met In pleasant session yesterday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. j. s.
Lunger on Franklin street. There was
a good attendance at this meeting and
the ladies spent the afternoon with
embroidery and social pastimes. A
geographical contest was won by Mrs.
X. w. Brunskill for which she was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

The Francis Willard w. c. T. u.
held mothers meeting at the home
of Mrs. j. ID. Wise on East Center
street Tuesday afternoon. There was
a very good attendance and the pro-
gram proved one of great interest.
The following Is the program:
Devotionals-Mrs. c. M, Fisher.
Vocal selection-Mrs. Carmi Church.
Reading-Mrs, w. II. Geiger
Reading-Mrs. Schrigley.
Reading-Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher.
Story-Mrs. B. Lee.
Reading-Mrs. ]. ID. Wise.
Vocal selection-Mrs. Carmi Church.
Reading-Mrs. II. b. Abbott.
After the program business meet
ing was held during which 1t was de-
termined to hold the regular business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Eva
Fletcher, in two weeks.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20
COURT NEWS

In the case of Fred l.. Carhart
against Arthur f.. Benedict and 9TH
ers, The Marion Gas Company,
through Attorney George Il. Geran,
has filed its answer and cross-p petl-
tion. The answering defendant sets
up that in Justice Conley's court il
secured a judgment against Arthur
f. Benedict for 1864 and costs
amounting in all to Sc. 40 with interes,
from December 81, 1909.
The court is asked to take account
of the judgement in the distribution
OF the proceeds of the sale of the
property in question
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

Thursday, July 81, 1880 p. m.
Program:
Miss r. Frances Dunn, reader.
Miss Carmen Blow. soloist.
Solo, selected. Miss Blow.
"The Book Agent" Beatrice Here.
ford; Annexation of Cuba, Alice II
Rice; "In the Mornin'," 1.-TWO Lii
Boots" Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Mis-
Dunn.
Solo. selected, Miss Blow.
"Mandy's organ" Ella Higginson
DE Captaine Of de Marguerite" Wal.
lace B. Amsbury; Anne of Greer
Gables" Louise NJ Montgomery, Miss
Dunn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

Mrs. eJohn Gunder entertained with
pleasing hospitality the members OF
the w. s. J. club and a large num-
ber of friends at her Duluth avenue
home yesterday afternoon.
Nearly all the members were pres
ent at this meeting and devoted the
afternoon hours to embroidery and
needle work over which hour were
spent conversationally.
At five embroidery frames were laid
aside and three course plate lunch
con was served by the hostess with
Mrs. #. II. DeLong assisting. Misses
Anna Gunder and Mary Napinburger
presided at the punch-bowl.
Guests at this time were: Mrs
Elvah Gunder. Mrs. v. E. Gunder
Mrs. M. II. Gunder, Mrs. George Nc
Kinley, Mrs. william Nippert, Mrs
Frank Beverly. Mrs. Louis Gull, Mrs
II. L. Shaw. Mrs. w. S. Spencer
Mrs. Wilbur Dingler, and Misses Anne
Gunder, Goldeth Johnson, Mary Nap
inberger of Cleveland and Elma Curl
The next meeting will occur Mt th'
home OF Mrs. William Haberman. thu
date of which has not been set.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

A great treat in store for you. J.
Francis Dunn, a reader of the French
Canadian dialect, will be at the Cen
tral Christian church Thursday, July
2l, at 1880 p. m, Don't miss 1t.
7-1s-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20
Candy and Marion Teams
Will Clash.
ELKS ARE GOING TO NEWARK
Return Game Will Then be
Arranged. sr
Mizpah Encampmcnt p. VI. !. o. OF.
Installs Officers and Arrpnges. FOR
Degree Work--News From Lodges.

Candy Lodge. No. 81, Knights Of
Pythias, heldaa regular meeting Tues
day evening. Degree work was to
have been taken up but 1t was post
poned until next Tuesday evening
when FIVE candidates will be given
the rank of knight. Albert Riden-
baugh, Earl Mack, clyde Ullom, Ed
ward Abel, James Ramey and Carl
Reiff were appointed a social commit
tee for the coming six months. Wes-
ton Llewellyn, Lee Swick and Joseph
Mitchell were named a finance COM
mittee.
The lodge received n challenge from
the baseball team of Marion Lodge,
No. 402, K of p, for game and 1t
was accepted. The game will proba-
bly, be played within few weeks.
Manager Roll Wottring of the Elks'
baseball team has accepted chal-
lenge from the Newark lodge of Elks
for a game to be played in Molder-
town, within a few weeks. The Marion
Elks have a good team in the field
and lively contest is promised. a
return game to be played in this city
will probably be arranged after the
first game.
Mizpah Encampment No. 80 =. NJ. I.
O. o. +. met regularly Tuesday
evening and two of the new officers
were installed by Edward Throck-
morton acting as installing officer
The oath was administered to o. l.
Cozad chief patriarch and ]. s. xii.
bury. senior warden, 1t was arranged
to confer the degree at the next regu.
lar meeting in two weeks.
Thirty-nine of the members of j.
T.. Sifritt's Sunday school class went
to Lincoln park yesterday afternoon
| taking with them well-illed baskets
for picnic supper. A delightful time
| was spent.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-20

Miss Ada Monnette entertained
the members of the B. E. r. club
charmingly yesterday afternoon at
her home on north Main street. Near
ly all the members were present.
The afternoon hours were whiled
away over embroidery frames and
needlework, In a chatty manner.
At the tea hour all repaired to the
cool, porch where dainty course re-
freshments were served.
There were no guests at this meet
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ring.

Mrs. Roy Chapman planned q
happy surprise for her little daughter
Rebecca, when large number of her
little friends called upon her yester-
day afternoon at her home on east
Center street to congratulate her on
the event OF her seventh birthday am
niversary. The little girl was not only
agreeably surprised, but was made
happy with a large number of pretty
gifts which her little callers bestowed
upon her.
The afternoon was whiled away
with a number of jolly games planned
by the hostess. guessing contest in
augurated for the afternoon was won
by Mary Louise Hayne for which she
received as reward a vase, hand
decorated prettily.
At 6 o'clock all repaired to the lawn
where course picnic dinner was
served by the hostess, with Mrs. w. II.
Crawford and Mrs. G. T.. Rayle as
sisting.
Covers were laid for Susie Worden,
Jaunita Miller, Grace Clembennen,
lrma Shining, Hazel Shester, Lydia
Bishop. Violet Mohler, Mary Louise
Hayne, Ruth Zigler, Mary Tongett,
Esther Tongett, John Crawley, Hazel
Robin, John Wish, Richard Chapman
Mary Catherine Chapman, Gladys
Edelman. Wilda Edelman and Dor
othy Ramsey.
A party of young people composed
of Misses Iranaea Edmondson and hel
houseguests Agnes Cuneen, Wilmette
and Margaret Merrill of Chicago, Mar
garet Kelly, Agnes Kelly, Anna Nal
10y, Frances Kirchner and Paul Heal
ey, Stuart Cleary, Carl Stuber, Et
Dwyer Garnet Brand, of Urbana, EC
Salisbury, and Gerald o'Donnell arr
picnicing at Greenwood lake this AZ
ternoon and evening.
Complimenting the house guests o
Miss Iranaea Edmondson who ar,
Misses Agnes Cuneen of Wilmeette
and Margaret Merrill of Chicago, th.
! ty young people were invited to the
Kelly home for garden party las
evening with Misses Agnes and Mar
guerite Kelly and Anna Malloy a.
hostesses.
The garden and lawn surrounding
! the Kelly home on north Prospec
street was illuminated for the occa
sion with dainty tinted lanterns II
Japanese designs. A vine clad summe
house, and several rustic hooks In
vited many a tete tete, while ham
mocks and swings We're placed be
meath the treesH Here the gusts Will
ed away the evening hours in a pleas
lantly conversational way. At ten
cool course luncheon was served.
Those present besides the hostesse
were: Misses Agne., Cuneen, Margare
Merrill, Iranaea Endmondson. France
Kirchner. Elizabeth Malloy, Edit
Schular, Bertha Schuler. Alice Kelle,
Margaret o. Connell, Regina Tynel
Mary Alice Dee, Fay Huber. Lawrenc
Hess. Tim Fahey, Paul Healey
Stuart Cleary, Il. Salisbury, Car
Schnautz, Joe Art, James McAndrev
Walter Schuler. Carl Stuber, f.
Dwyer Gerald O'Donnell, John Hogan
Garnet Brand of Urbana, and MI
Rieter of Dayton.
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awarded a pretty prize.
At o'clock the hostess presided al
a dainty tea.
There were no guests at this meet
ing