The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-21

at this meeting.
The next meeting Of the club will
| occur In two weeks at the Girard
street home OF Mrs. Charles Pace.
The G. T.. society of the United
Brethren church was entertained at
the home of Miss Vesta Williamson
on Windsor street Thursday evening.
A program of music was rendered by
various members of the society which
was extremely pleasing. Miss Mabel
Bender was the lucky winner of "A
contest, and was rewarded for her ef-
forts by the present of book.
The next meeting of the society will
be at the home of Miss Irma Sontae
CT Pleasant street on November s.
Miss Harriet May Wolford. a BRIDE
to-be of the coming week, was again
complimented yesterday afternoon,
when Miss Hazel Harvey entertained
for her pleasure nearly fifty of her
friends at her south Vine street home
In the front parlor yellow chrysan-
themums with quantities of greenery.
made an attractive background for
the pretty fall frocks of the callers.
On arrival the guests were greeted
by Mrs. ID. II. Harvey. Miss Hazel Har-
vey Miss Harriet May Wolford ana
Mrs. John Wolford. In the parlors
assisting the hostess were Misses Mar
guerite Krause, Helen Houghton and
Dora Nash. Soon after the guests had
assembled and greetings were ex'
changed. tea was served through the
parlors at tiny tables placed en- tete |
tete. The scheme of green and white |
was artistically carried out in the dec |
orations of the tea tables with white |
roses and bits of trailing fern. Tiny |
fairy candles In the prevailing color ]
EAST pretty glow on the white napery
nd pretty appointments of the tables /
At the brides table the decorations
we're especially effective. in the centet
/ green bridal basket, interviewer with
white tulle, held a shower boquet OF
rides roses and feather fern. Place
avors were dainty cards, done pref
lily in green and white and bearing
he names of the guests.
Covers were laid for: Mrs. John
Nolford, Mrs. NJ. Il. DeWolfe. Mrs
George Schweinfurth, Mrs. Homer
Naddell, Mrs Glen Jones. Mrs. Clif-
ord owen, Mrs. George Knapp, Mrs.
9. n. Voorhees,, Mrs. Carl Sawyer, Mrs.
Iyer Hess. Mrs. Fred Haberman, Jr
drs. II. Haberman, Jr., Mrs. Benjamin
Blake, Mrs. G. G., Raymore, Mrs. Low.
II CUTLERY, Misses Dora Nash, Helen
tosenburg, Stella Evans, Donna. Ruth
,rissinger, Hilda Garberson. Marguet-
te Krause, Hazel Lepper, Edith Smith.
carrie CUTLERY. Zelda Ramer, Olga
Helen Kramer, Flor
nee Hoffmire, Lydia Knapp, Jennie
,ollicr. Hazel Killing, Rosalie Strelitz.
florence Schurz, Florence Bland, Mar
oric Hamilton, Alice Louise Dom
augh, Jeanette Hamilton, Ethel
lrause. Hope Fisher. Emma O'Brien,
Iaella O'Brien, Mary Frye, Bessie
iregory, Rose Eta Knapp, Meta Marx
nd Miss Rosalie Neuhall of Altoona.
and the hostess.
The Catholic Sewing circle met
thursday afternoon at the Wallace
treet home of Mrs. A. Andes. A prof
table afternoon was spent in sewing
nd in other business and at O'Clock
he hostess served lunch. During the
fternoon the members of the circle
yere photograp phed by one of the
eading photographers of the city. The
lme of the next meeting of the society
as not been determined.
Thursday evening the members OF .
he Deutscher Bund perpetrated a
leasant surprise upon Mr.. David
rank, when they called at his home,
n the corner of Pearl and Columbia .
TNl a.
4 honor of Mr.. Franks sixty-eighth
irthday anniversary The guests !
anne about o'clock and spent tho