The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-07
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

In response to numerous Emporium
tiles from musicians thro oughout the
state, Mrs. Geneyra Johnstone-Bishop
has consented to appear in several
Ohio cities in her song-lecture on the
Passion Play. Her opening engage
ment will be I'm Memorial hall, Cleve-
land, April 10, and for the present
will be confined to her home state
entirely.
The entertainment will include the
most vital and picturesque scenic ef-
fects from the great tragedy drama
at Oberamergau with songs OF de-
scriptive text and sympathetic musical
tone. Wherever the song story mas
been presented, the press and pub
lie have been more than enthuslas-
tic In their praise of the artistic man
ner and careful illusion observed IN
the production. Mrs. tombstone
Bishop has received fiattering offers
for the presentation of the song-lec-
ture in Panama next season and Is
considering the advisability OF max
ing a tour of the Isthmus.
George ("Nick") Her, profession
al vaudevillean, was induced TO can
Gel his bookings on the MOTIFS CIR
cult to assume the management Oh
the Ohio tour. His experience IN
such matters is a. wide one and ms
supervision should insure the hnan-
cial success OF the venture MIS- Grl-
selda Davis-Dombaugh and MISS MAR
guerite Krauss will alternate as ac-
compa nists for Mrs Bishop, according
to present plans. Local friends VIII
he interested, inasmuch as u Is en-
tirely a Marion aggregation OF talent
The members of the G. o. +. clup
enioyed pleasurable meeting last
evening at the home OF MISS heieh
Waddell on Center street. =,
All the members were present ana
enioyed an evening of informai 30,
ciability, augmented by music ahu
various diversions.
delicious course luncheon was
served buffet fashion by the hostess
Az the next meeting, which VIII
no held i'm two weeks, MISS irene
Tburston will be hostess at her nome
on Grand avenue.
The attractive Saiter home MAN
.,reet south, was thrown open yes
terday for the pleasure OF the Iwiss
Miss May Saiter being the hostess'
Irour tables were filled Tor priuse
the scbres being closely contested ana
Interesting. At the count Mrs. war
rem q. Harding held high. her trophy
gift being a handsome hand-decor"'eo
plate. s,..od
At six o'clock Miss Saiter' assisted
NV her sister, Miss Florence Sai,er
presided at a daintlly appointed am
ner table centered with a great sheal
OF fragrant pink peonies. Peonies II
shades of pink were placed erective'
lv about the rooms during the care
season. After-dinner hours were nap
pily informal and social.
Mrs. Malcolm Jennings and Mrs
C.. Stoltz played the absent hahos
The Woman's Home circle met II
delightful social session with MIS- U
G. Danner. OF Kenton avenue, Frida!
afternoon.
Mrs. Danner extended gracious
greetings in the south parlor, fra
grant with growing vines of BLOOMING
pink honeysuckle. These pretty flower
In combination with enchantress car
nations. made an exceedingly at
tractive and unusual effect In hous
adornment.
When guests had assembled, eacl
answered roll call with a slgnifican
poem in which her name was used Il
rhyme. Mrs. B. j. Anthony favore
with appropriate vocal selections an
Mrs. @. M. Bender presided enjoyabl
at the plano. Mrs. Hare entertaine
with humorous readings calling fort
several enthusiastic encores
At the close of the literary anc
musical program the hostess invite
her guests to participate in a mum
ber of exciting guessing contests an
problem plays. In the first. Mrs.
s. Edsell and Mrs b. J. Anthon
captured the trophies while the honor
in the second went TO Mrs. r. {
Prettyman as guest and Mrs. Morri
IS IL. moat successful club Qertic