The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-02-12
SOCIAL NEWS

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Mrs. Edward X Uhler entertained
quite informally at bridge Friday af.
ternoon for the Twigs
Tables were placed in the living
room of the attractive UlMer home
Main street south. Miss Florence
Hane played high. her trophey being
a pretty water color study. At the
dinner hour there was an invasion OF
the dining room where covers wero
laid for twelve, the tables limiting of
the valentine season with its central
sheaf of bright red carnations yelled
IN greenery. The players fingered for
u social hour after dinner.
Mrs. Harry Uhler and Mrs. Mitchell
Strelitz played the absent hands.
The A. II. Williams home on State
street north was the scene of a hap
py event Friday evening when a COM
panyof friends and relatives Assem-.
bled to surprise Mrs. Williams in
celebration of her fifty-seventh birth
anniversary.
At four o'clock as the honor guest
was busy about her household duties
the callers descended upon her and
acquainted her with their Intentions
Later there was a delicious course
dinner. the table being adorned with
a cluster of pink carnations spraying
from a vase Of Southern smilax. Pink
carnations We're the place favors. Ar
ter-dinner hours passed socially. Mrs
Williams received many beautiful
gifts i'm remembrance of the occasion
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. q
l.. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f, Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. ii. Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. Georgo
Hofstetter Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Swlsher. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Stat
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Downs, MIR.
and Mrs. c. II, Foreman, Mrs. Emma
Downs, Misses Mildred Swisher,
Dorothy Harper, LYDIA Vogelgsang,
and Messrs Herbert Harper and Paul
Vogelgesang Mrs. Nellie IIllthorpe, OF
Chicago, and Mrs, Harper of Belle.
fontain were present from out of town
The N. Il. II. club girls defied the
efforts of the snow man to interfere
with their pleasures last evening and
wading merrlly through the drifts
assembled at the Bellcfontaine home
of Miss Bertha Ebrel.
There was brief business session
followed by games and laughter
provoking guessing contest in which
Miss Carrie McFadden proved victor
ious. handsome valentine in the
form of water-color landscape
scene was the reward. Later the hos
tess led her guests to the back
porch where a row of tempting taffy
plates invited their eefforts as candy
makers
Miss Maudo EIecker was the only
club guest.
The next meeting will be held with
social affair of consequence in
rural circles occurred Thursday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hoch Jr. of seven miles south of the
city when they entertained a com
pany OF about forty-hve guests
The guests assembled at
8 o'clock and the hours until after
midnight were passed at music, games
and dancing. An elegant luncheon was
served at IL o'clock.
Those who enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs
Hoch's hospitaiities were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gornflo. and daughter
Vera; Mr., and Mrs. Edward Setter
and son, Joseph; Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE
Setter. Mr.. Clifford setter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Behner. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Allmendinger. Samuel Fetter
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Benzler and family, Mrs. Walter Zieg,
Miss Estella Fetter, Miss Anna
Setter. Miss Bertha Hoch, Miss Stella
Benzler, Miss Emma Behner and
John Hoch, Peter Wenestzer Clarence
Arnold. Harvey Allmendinger and
Carl Baseler.
Mrs. Henry Waggoner opened her
north Main street home yesterday af-