The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-24
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

Florence Koehler another courtesy
last evening when she invited a num-
her of her friends to her south High
street home to shower the bride elect
with miscellaneous gifts.
Green and white wedding bells
were suspended from chandeliers and
alcovcs and bowls of astors were
placed about the room. At nine the
guests were invited to the dining
room where an elegant course sup
per was served. The table of the
bride to be held mound of white
astors and fernery. Festoons of foli-
age extended from the chandeliers to
the four corners of the table. over
the table We're suspended bells. COW
cred with green which rang i'm un-
ison as the guests were seated. A
great white cake placed before Miss
Koehler contained a ring. "A thimble
and the lucky siX-pence. When this
was cut fate decreed Miss Margaret
Nlckles to be the next happy bride.
Miss Koehler drew the thimble and
Miss Mary Kramer the coin. After the
last course was served the gifts
fixed IN web were placed on the
table and these Miss Koehler was
compelled to untangle.
After the gifts were opened and
admired by all. the hostess inaugural
ed floral contest which was clever
~ won by Miss Edith Shining. Miss
Edna Schweinfurth received the con
ISOLATION.
Those present were: Mrs. S. Mill
er and. Mrs. Henry Kramer of Los
Angeles. California; Mrs. G.. II. Barnt-
house of Agosta; Mrs. Thatcher Of
Delaware: the hostess and guest of
honor and Misses Mary Kramer,
Mayme Brigel, Callie Kramer, Mary
Loyer, Grace Queen. Matilda Leffler,
Emma Egli, Martha Egli. Edna
Dora Neldhart, Bertha
Callie Kuntz. Lenore PEN
nell, Emma Hafgeman, Edith Sin
ming. Stella Kramer, Mayme Felty,
Hazel Zeig. LoVina Neidhart. Edna
Hurr. Louise Gun, Margaret Nickles,
Mrs. j. Wilson, Mrs. w. Gorton, Mrs.
Koehler, Mrs. j. Flach Mrs. s. Keil,
Mrs. +. Weber, Mrs. G Queen, Mrs =
j. Thompson, Mrs. ]. Koehler, Mrs.
Canie Andrews, Mrs. G. Hageman,
Mrs. $. Lister, Mrs. Il. Reidenbaugh,
Mrs. w. Faulk, Mrs G. Weaver, Mrs.
Mrs Emma Gay, Mrs. f.. Seffner Mrs.
DeTwilter, Mrs. II. High and Mrs.
o. Barnhart.
The W. O. b. club was delightfully."-
last evening at the west
Center street home of Miss Donna
Ruth Crissiuger.
Members assembled about s o'clock
and enjoyed a pleasant evening con-
versationally. At $3.50 dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Miss Martha Kiersted. of Liberty,
Missouri, was the only club guest.
Woman's Suffrage Association.
The Annual Convention Of the Ohio
Woman's Suffrage Association Will
he held this year in Lima. in the
last week in october. This will be the
twenty fifth anniversary of the found
ing Of the Association. There was an
Association of Suffragists before that
time, but II was allowed to lapse,
and was re-establshed % years ago
by General and Mrs. I. n. Case
mcnt at Painsville. Mrs Easement
Is an honorary l'IfSlutHt ol lllt AS-
socation, while the President is Mrs
Pauline .Steinem, Of Toledo, who has
served on the school board there for
several terms, and has heen very ac-
tive in securing Fairgrounds and
many needed reforms In the schools
The Spanish War veterans of Ma
rion held n banquet and smoker last
evening in the Druids hall ON west
Center street.
Al the banquet table artistic with
cut flowers and greenery, DR.. James
Wilson McMurray presided as toast
master Colonel Fisher of Bucyrus,
who has recently returned from the
National Encampment at Denver was
present and spoke To some length on
the work that Is being accomplished
i'm that place. In conclusion he thank
ed his hosts in behalf of the Bucyrus
guests for the hospitality extended
them ana congratulated the committee
for the success that attended their
endeavors.
After the guests had fingered LONG
..,,,t,igoinu nyor piqars and coffee