The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-01-22
SOCIETY

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At delightful session Of the
Woman's Home circle yesterday al
ternoon, Mrs. j. l.. Snyder, OF Jeffer-
son street entertained,
When members had assembled, ap
excellent informal literary program
was presented for their pleasure. Az
ter a brief season with embroidery
the hostess. introduced u guessing
game, the troph., for skill going to
Mrs. o. G. Danne- and second award
to Mrs A. J. Gould. The closing fca-
ture OF the meeting was dainty
buffet luncheon.
Mrs. l.. Clendennen ana Miss Hazei
Snyder were club guests.
Mrs s. J. Edsc!l, of Chestnut street,
has invited the club for the next
meeting.
Charles Sutherland, was the victim
of a merry celebration In honor of the
twenty third anniversary of his birth
Thursday evening.
The conspiratocs assembled prompt
1v at o'clock and proceeded to the
home of the unsuspectlng host where
they made their intentions known.
The eliminating pleasure OF the even
ing was an oyster supper served old
fashioned style.
Those present were Mrs. Flora Bird
and daughter Gladys, of Marion; Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Hecker and children
1wila and Ralph; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Barringer and daughters Margery
nj Iua an M Mrc
Mrs. Charles Long, of West Co
lumbia street, presided at dinner
of pretty appointments yesterday,
covers being laid for the members of
the S. +. circle.
In the table center a cluster of
pink and white carnations and feath-
er ferns were used effectively. The
place favors were tiny landscape
sketches. Previous to the dinner
hour the ladies' pursued the club di-
version, art needlework, and after
ward there was delightful social
hour.
Enjoying Mrs. Longs hospitality
as guests were Mrs. +. II. Mann, Mrs
Il. l.. Wallace, Mrs. Charles McCart-
ney Miss Katherine Hogan and Miss
Pricill Neimelr. Miss Hazel Long, of
F'indlay, was present from out of
town.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. George Hofstetter OF
Cleveland avenue.
The b. o. Il. club enjoyed happy
evening affair at the Bellcfountain
avenue home of Miss Freda Rhodes
Thursday.
Dancing and various informal
amusements whiled away the hours
until ten o'clock when the hostess
Invited her guests to the dining
room for a delicious spread
Misses Helen Frank and Helen
Balm were club guests.
At the next meeting. Miss Beulah
Spencer will entertain.
Mrs. j. A. Wideman. of Oak street.
pleasantly entertained the members of
the Dorcas class of the First Christian n
church, Friday afternoon. in honor of
her house guest, Mrs c. E. Wideman.
of Lorain, Ohio.
The guests were received at 2
o'clock and the afternoon hours were
passed pleasantly at music and social
chat. An elegant luncheon served
by the hostess proved an important
feature.
Those who enjoyed Mrs Wideman's
hospitality were, Mrs. Mary Wasson,
Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs Thompson, Mrs.
Laura Stull, Mrs. w. B. Camp, Mrs.
e. j. Camp, Mrs. r.. Sechrist, Mrs.
Ault, Mrs. w. b. Spaulding, Mrs. G..
Il. Waddell. Mrs. w. II. Baker. Mrs.
Everly, Mrs. Violet Sechrist, Misses
Jemima Janette and Evelyn Ault.
Mrs. George King invited n num-
ber of the younger set for an inform
al evening party at "Etowah" for the
pleasure OF her house guests Miss
Krause. Miss Marguerite Krause, Miss
Stella Evans, Miss Mary Frye. Miss
Lena Hepp, of Bonneville, Indiana,
and Miss Hazel Fogg of Waterbury.
Connecticut. There was dancing In
the ball room and a delicious spread
featuring the midnight hour.
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