The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-29
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

III
II and CLUBS
The meeting of Florence Richards
w. C. 4. IT,, announced for yesters
day, has been postponed until Tues
day OF next week, when Mrs Day
muth, of Church street, will enter
tain.
Miss Edith Turner OF Urbana, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Sny-
der, OF Church street east. Miss
Turner recently announced her en-
gagement to Mr. j. Ralph Snyder,
formerly manager of the Mirror, now
of the Gary, Indiana, Post.
The #. j. w. club was delightfully."-
entertained at the Barnhart street
home of Mrs. John Thombs Thurs
day afternoon.
Guests brought their needlework and
were busy along with their conversa-
tion and social exchange. An inter-
esting contest inaugurated by the
to Mrs. A. ID. Messenger and conso-
lation to Mrs. Phillip Smith. There
was a delicious buffet luncheon at half
after four O'Clock and as q final
pleasure, ain informal musical pro-
gram.
Mrs. John worline was club
guest.
Mrs. A. e. Anthony, of Barnhart
street. has invited the club for the
next meeting.
| The attractive country home of
Mrs. John Lust six miles south east
of the city, was the scene of q pleas
ant meeting of the II. +. Embroidery
club, of Richland township, Thursday
lafternoon.
The members were greeted mos
cordially, and after a season of con
versation incidental to assembling
the contents of embroidery bags fur
nished diversion of the hours. Late II
THE afternoon there was an invasion
of the dining room where a delicious
spread was laid. Garden flowers pret
tily arranged adorned the table cen
ter and were scattered effectuall!
through the rooms.
Club guests were Mrs. Jacob Loyer
Miss Ethel Mcdonald and Miss Edni
Just.
Mrs. William Morganthaler will
entertain at the next meeting.
The Ladies' Alliance, of the Uni
versalist church. held a pleasant an
nr FOL xtyith "
Lindsay, of F'ranconia avenue, yester
day afternoon.
All the members were present I
assist in the making of comforts,
work that is proving a source of ex
cellent income to the society. Sociabili
| lty and plans for future work mad
the work hours pass rapidly and haT
PLY. Just previous to adjournmen
Mrs. Lindsay presided at the refresf
ment table.
The society will meet next with Mrs
Rhodes, of State street south.
The Bible class of Calvary Evai
gelical church entertained the me
of the congregation at social an
musical evening in the church bas'
ment parlors Thursday.
After greetings, Rev. w. L. MAJ
!. man, of Cleveland, delivered an II
r teresting address and favored wit
= | several thoroughly humorous reat
iEgs. Contributing enjoyably to IL
musical program was the church o.
It chestra and the male quartet. r.
+ freshments were served as n Gu
# minating pleasure of the social hou
There was an excellent attendanc
Mrs John Sweeney. of Farming al
d Patterson streets. entertained
Mary's circle at an informal sewir
9 yesterday afternoon.
Routine business was transactt
y before the ladies took up the
a needles. After profitable afte
noon, tempting luncheon was ser
ed.
The meeting was well attended.
Scandinavian music occupied Il
attention of the members of Il
Morning Musical club which asser
bled for a regular program in
Pauls parish house Thursday.
Miss Ada Bowen read an instru
tive paper on Scandinavian Cor
posers." following with piano so
ITO Spring" Mrs. Charles All,
sang Creig's "The Princess" "On Il
Mountains" Norwegian Bridal Pr
cession" and AT the Carnival"
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