The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-29

was Literature is the immortality Of
speech"
Responses to the roll call were say
ings of Demosthencs. An entertaining
paper on Greek Language and Lit
erature." was read by Mrs. George B.
Scofeld. This was followed by an
interesting five minutes talk on Sap.
pho, given by Mrs. Frank King
"Herodotus and Thucydides, Histor-
ians," was ably discussed by Mrs. Cliff
ford King. A much appreciated solo
was next sung by Mrs. Harder The
news of the day and the critics re-
port closed the program.
The next meeting will be on Decem-
Der with Miss Harriet Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Wolford, of east Church
street, entertained at six-oclock din
ner, Sunday evening. Covers were
laid for eight.
Mrs. ]. Fred Fatzlar entertained a
company of friends at her home on
Gurley avenue, Monday evening at
eight o'clock.
After an evening of social chat and
music, the hostess served a dainty
two course luncheon, at which time
her daughter, Miss Wealthy Fatzlar,
announced her engagement to Mr..
Herbert c. Johnson, of Newton, Kan
sas, formerly of this city. The home
was beautifully decorated, the scheme
being green and white. on the
center of the table was an improvised
lake upon which a boat was riding
ut anchor, representing the Sea of
Matrimony. The favors were mlnia-
ture suit cases in which were the
pictures of the contracting couple.
The wedding will take place in the
near future.
In honor of her daughter Marys
twelfth birthday, Mrs. j. G.. Ralston
OF Cherry street entertained num-
Der of boys and girls Monday even
ing. Music and games were pleasant
features of the evening and at 1880
the hostess served lunch. Miss Mary
was the recipient of many pretty
gifts from her friends.
Guests We're: Misses Bertha Hook
man, Mary Anderson, Margaret Sny-
der, jamie Pfann, Gladys Schwein-
furth, Mildred Wagner, Margaret
Johnstone. Mildred and Pauline Rhul,
Helen Fries, Gladys Bauer, Many and
Alice Ralston, and Howard CUTLERY,
Robert Goodsell, Fred Snyder, John
osmun, Russell Wilhelm, Leroy Sny
der, Frank Bensley. Wllfred Schwein-
furth and Clifford Knoch.
The members OF the Research club
were entertained at the home of Mrs
w. b. Everett, on Vine street yester-
day afternoon. The subject under
tation for the afternoon was "The
pride of the market-place, the crown
and center of the Potter's trade" The
opening number of the afternoon was
the roll call with responses of
Thanksgiving thoughts. These were
followed by an interesting paper pre-
pared by Mrs. c. w. Hayes. The title
of the paper was "The Hollander's
Appreciation of Nature" Delft and
its Wares was the subject of an en-
tertaining paper given by Mrs. George
Won Stein. Mrs. j. " Wilson gave a
highly interesting reading on the sub
ject of 'Laces and Tapestries" Three
minute talks by Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Bush
and Mrs. Sifritt were very well pre-
pared.
These discussions brought the close
of the program.
The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs II. IL. Amman, Of east
Center street
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Thomas enter
tanned a number of young people at
their country home one mile north
of Green Camp, Friday evening. An
old fashioned taffy pulling was en-
joyed by Hazel, Beck, Mabel Berring-
er, Geneva Walker, Hazel Garret,
Genevieve Walker, Cleo Millhouse,
Fay Freeman, Stella Johnson, Ralph
Thibaut, Harold Bufford, Herbert
Berringer. Paul Sill, Harley Setter,
Grover Rile, Fred Freeman Fred
Myers. Frank Beck and Charley
Solomon.