The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-23
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

evening at his south State stree
home.
Bowls of vari-colored astors with
palms and ferns decorated the par
lors prettily. In the receiving line
were Mrs. G. T. Wlant, Mr.. ROY
Wiant, Miss Moore, Miss Hord and
her guest Miss Boswell, Miss Evans
and her guest Miss Kiersted. In the
parlors Mrs. Carrie Garberson and
Miss Clara nlebold were assistant
hostesses Mrs. c. l.. Allen presided
AT the punch bowl. In the dining
room refreshments were served
throughout the evening buffet style
The table center was graced with q
huge basket constructed with trail
ing feather fern and interviewer with
pink tulle. Pink rose buds filled the
basket and were scattered carelessly
over hte white cloth. Candelabra..
with pink shades carried out the
color scheme. Mrs. ]. b. Kearse
presided at the coffee urn and was as
sisted by Misses Susan Garberson.
Dorothy Hume, Ruth Bartram, Doro-
thy Bush and Helen Balm.
Between the hours of eight and
eleven, nearly one hundred called.
The invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Stoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Haberman, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Haberman, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schweinfurth, DR.. and Mrs. Carl Saw
yer, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Golden
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell Gutherie, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Carl, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford owen, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dodge, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Waddell. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Castner. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stoll, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George Knapp. and Misses Ethel
Krause, Marguerite Krause, Flossie |
shurz. Olga Morganthaler, Mildred |
Christian, Meta Marx, Helen Knapp |
Stella Evans, Bonnie Pinyard, Hope |
Fisher. Hazel Harvey, Hilda Garber-
son, Mary Frye, Mable Anthony, |
Hazel King. Geraldine Hord, Helen
Rosenberg. Helen Cramer, Hazel Lep-
per Donna Ruth Crissinger, bessie
Gregory, Marjory Hamilton, Janette
Hamilton. Helen snyder, Dora Nash,
Emma O'Brien. Maella O'Brien. Alice
Dombaugh. Mary Galley, Rosetta
Knapp, Cleo Sweeney, Grace Seffner
Martha Kiersted of Liberty, Missouri;
Helen Boswell of Pittsburg, Mary
Biant of New York and Messrs Cliff
ford Howser. Earl Lee, Emerson
Charles Justice. Howard
Wetmore. Walter Hahn, Dave Evans,
DIR. Herman Rhu, Charles Mason,
chester Fulton. John Sells, Ray
King. Ray Simpson, Harry Mautz,
Frank Longshore, Charles Philips, ,
Sam Rosenberg. Loring Warner
George Clark, Morgan Burke, Lowell
JJlsh George Edwards, Clifford Gill !,
lette, Harry Gillette, Charles Dee,
Rodney Hume. Arthur King, Micheal
OBrien, Emil Sweeney, and Hector
Young.
Miss Mayme Sechrist, who Is to he
a bride of the late fall, was compli-
mented with another pleasing social
function last evening, when her sis
ter Mrs. Elias Furstenburger filed
Ihree tables at hearts at her Girard
avenue home.
At the close Of the card series MISS
Hanna Fields held high score and
was awarded a pretty prize. Miss a
GLADYS Cleveland received second 9
iward. p
At ten the tables were covered with :
snowy clothes and an elegant card
supper was served.
Mrs Amos Hair King and Mrs
william T.. Scofeld gave the second :
and last of their series of charming
iffairs yesterday when they entertain
I'd a number of their friends at !
at one o'clock.
The King home noted for its
hpQnitnlitU WAS
The scene of this charming function.
vnrigated fall roses used In profu-
sion with ferns and palms made the
rooms attractive, where the tiny
tables were placed tete tete. Covers
were laid for sixty.
Miss Cornelia Howell Of Little Rock
and Miss Mary Brant OF
New York were out-of of-town guests.
The employees of the c. d. e. NJ.
electric line held a picnic yesterday
Mt Glenmary park which Is located
half way between Columbus and Del
aware, and enjoyed most agreeable
outing.
Nearly 500 people gathered In the
park, of which number over
200 went from Marion. The morning |
hours were spent with various sports
and diversions and at noon well-hlled
hampers were produced from when
was spread a delicious picnic dinner.
in the afternoon Parker's orchestra
from Columbus arrived and furnished
dance music throughout the after
noon and evening. Addresses were
made by Attorney Harry West and Mr..
]. n. Harlan, general manager Of the
road, congratulatlng the employees on
the festivities of the day and the
faithful and efficient service rendered
and hoped that their pleasant rela
tionship might continue.
The committee which was composed
OF Messrs Larson, Schoenlaub' Moy-
er and Kruck, is greatly pleased at
the success which attended their et-
forts.
There was a pleasurable meeting OF
the l.. =. C. club last evening at the
Henry street home of Mrs. w. G.
Platt.
Members arrived about O'Clock |
and spent the early evening hours IN |
social chat and various diversions.
guessing contest, inaugurated by the