The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-06

OF Millersburg, and Mary Knappen-
erger of Cleveland with charming
evening party, Tuesday, at her Blaine
avenue home.
After greetings. guests were invited
to participate In an exciting game of
hearts and later tried their skill at
moulding tiny fgurettes.
Lunch was served buffet fashion
in the dining room, the table being
gay with adornments or crimson pop
pies in antique delft bowls. After
| luncheon hours were spent conversa-
tionally.
Other than the guests of honor.
Miss Miller. OF Cincinnati, the house
guest of Miss Mary Flies, was pres
ent from out of town.
Mrs. Christian MIley received the
members of the Cucire club Hospitality
at her Pleasant street home yesterday
afternoon. The members brought
their embroidery bags, and over
need dle-work passed pleasant hours
socially. A problem game proved an
interesting feature of the afternoon,
and was cleverly solved by Mrs.
Frank Carver for which she received
nanuSOHle picture. ..H.
At the tea hour, embroidery frames
were laid aside for an invasion of
the dining room, where tempting
! viands loaded the table for buffet
| lunch.
Guests of the club on this occasion
were Mrs. Frank Ritzhaupt, Mrs. Clif-
! ford Fealty and Mrs, Jasper Graham.
There will be another meeting Of
the club a week from Monday, when
| Mrs. j. S. Lunger will be the hostess
at her Franklin street home.
Only routine business was trsIisact-
ed at the quarterly congregational
meeting of the Lutheran church which
was held in the auditorium of the
Church last evening, Following the
work session social session was
enjoyed
| There will not be "a meeting of the
lStitchers club till the first of Septem-
ber. Last evening was the regular
meeting time but the members post
poned 1t because of the warm weatn-
Ter.
Fifty of the members of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps boarded the eight
O'Clock interurban yesterday morning
and went to owens, where they We're
met with large hayracks by Mr.. b.
f. Court and conveyed in true rural
fashion to the Court country home.
The morning hours were spent
wandering about the fields and woods
until the dinner bell summoned the
Imerrymakers to picnic spread to
which every member present seemed
to have contributed the delicacy for
which she was famous. After dinner
there were various out-of-door amuse-
ments on the lawn and at twilight
supper was spread.
The guests returned in the cool Of
the evening, loud In their praise of
the hospitality extended.
The Young Peoples society of Sa-
LENS Evangelical church held pleas
ant and profitable session with Mr..
Herman Allbrect, of Gurley avenue,
last night.
The first hour was devoted to the
Irregular business OF the organization,
following which there was a happy
social session. Delicious light refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening.
Howard Wetmore has returned from
Concord. Michigan where he was a
guest at Fourth of July house party
at one of the famously hospitable
country homes near the Michigan
town. ett
/ Charles Allen returned yesterday
from a fishing trip In Michigan where
he was guest at lodge on the
banks of one of the interior lakes
near Detroit,
Messrs. Sherman anu Earl Schultz,
who have been guests of their mother,
Mrs. Margaret Schultz, of Delaware
avenue. motored TO the home OF the
former at Warren, o., yesterday. They
were accompanied by Mr., C. l.. San
ford. Mrs. Sherman Schultz will re-
main for an extended visit in this
city.
Mrs. r. L. Goeting was hostess to
the members Off the r. L. club last
evening at her Lee street home. The
meeting which was the last of the
season, was enjoyably spent In con-