The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-12

sponded to the roll call with three
minute talks on the following sub
jects: MAP Talk" Mrs. ]. Il. Thorn
as; THE Nile, Ancient Gardening
Miss Floretta Allmcndinger; "Cli-
mate, Fauna and Flora" Mrs. T. L.
Day; "Origin of the Race" Mrs. w.
G. Beatty; THE Old Memphis King
DOM" Mrs. j. c. Anthony: "Thc Tenn
pies of Karnak and Luxor" Mrs. ID
L. j. Brockett; "Other Ancient Tenn
pies and Statues" Mrs. w. y. Dem
man: Queen Hatasv and Her Fleet
Mrs. d. II. Harvey; "Rameses the
Great" Mrs. F. w. Fish: "Other An
cient, Prominent Kings" Miss Abigail
Cast; "The Pyramids and Their
Builders" Mrs ]. B. Hume, Passing
of Power Out of Native Hands," Mrs
VIII Hunt; THE Founding of Alex
andra." Mrs. Nellie 1rey; 'Israers
Contact with Egypt" Miss Eta ia
CODY; "The Theban Rule" Mrs. ]. d.
Kearse; Egyptian Myth and Legend
Mrs. S. B. Lippincott Types OF
Egyptian Women" Mrs. F. X. Mann:
Society. General Culture" Mrs. II.
S. Martin; Egyptian Games and Fes-
tivals" Mrs. NJ. II. Plnyard; "Deities,"
Miss Dora Smith; Egyptians as
Mathematicians" Mrs. ID. l.. Sellers;
Medicine and Embalming," Mrs. Ed
win T.. Smith; GLASS Manufacture"
Mrs. G. A. Starner; "Papyrus Paper
Forms of Writing" Mrs. ]. u. Tay-
Tor: Egyptian Home Life" Mrs. j
G.. Turner; Egyptian Decorative Art
and Crafts" Mrs. Mary a. Wolford.
Mrs. II. S. Martin interspcrsed
these responses with a vocal solo.
which was well gives, and greatly APP
preciated. At the close of the literary
hours season of sociability was en-
joyed by the members
The next meeting Will be held In
one week at the home of Mrs. Nj. r..
wetmore on Delaware avenue.
The marriage of ;,ir. Charles Allen
Keil and Miss Florence Mae Koehler
was celebrated today at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
T Koehler on south Main street.
Promptly at high noon the bride
Queen and Mr.. Asa Queen, took their
places before an improvised altar of
palms and ferns. The beautiful and
impressive ring ceremony was read
by Rev. +. Il. a. Zechlel, Miss Clara
Louise Reidenbaugh carried the ring.
Following the ceremony, the friends
and relatives numbering about nifty
showered the bride and groom with
congratulations and well wishings,
after which all were invited to the
dining room where an elegant course
dinner was served The brides table
was attractive i'm pink and green
carnations and ferns being used ef-
fectlvely. The place favors were tiny
hand -colored cards. bearing the names
OF the guests. They We're work
ed out in the prevailing color notes
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs, keil,
eliminates pretty romance. For the
past several weeks Mrs. Keil has
been entertained with n number of
showers and functions In her honor.
The bride is an attractive young lady
well, and favorably known In the
wide social circle in which she moves.
Mr.. Keil Is an estlmable young man
Win many ii'o""S ""o "''" ''
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Keil will be at home
to their friends in this city.
The out of town guests We're: Mr.,
and Mrs Vernon Kinsler of Mceler;
Mrs. T. C. Withoff of Louisville Ken
tuckey; Mr.. and Mrs. Barnthouse OF
Agosta; Mr.. and Mrs William Kin
sler of Meeker; and MIR. John II,
Kinsler OF Columbus.
About thirty of the young friends
! of Burton Bair gave him pleasanf
surprise at his home on south Main
street, Tuesday evening, in honor of
his seventeenth birthday
The evening was whiled away mer-
rlly with pleasurable games and mu'
sic, and thoroughly enjoyable time
was reported by all the young guests.
Mr. Bair was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts which testify of the
hight esteem in which he is held by
his friends
Later In the evening delicious re-
trcshments were served, and the
guests departed wishing Mr. Bair
many happy returns of the day.
A meeting of the Epworth league
of the German M. II. church was
held at the home of the pastor Rev
c. E. Buerkle last evening. The meet
ing was one of combined business
and sociability. and was thoroughly
enjoyed by the large number OF lea
guers present.
| The treasurer gave In his report OF
| the money made at the lunch coun-
| ter held at the county fair The
| league netted neat sum from the
| sales and are XerY well pleased az