The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-11-30
bered by their lodge friends.

pNith Wy lhtlI iOubt ITleHuS.
Mrs. w. y. Denman was hostess TO
the Current Topic club, yesterday aft.
ernoon, at her home on south s ate
street. The topic of the day was
Africa. The quotation. without it's
geography, the history of country Is
but the rumor from some imaginary
land" The opening roll call was re-
sponded to by the members with cur
rent events. Following this Sym
posium-A Map Talk" was given by
Mrs j. Il. Thomas. "The Founding of
Carthage and its Rivalry with Rome"
was the subject of an entertaining
talk by Mrs. VIII Hunt. Miss Dora
Smith discussed THE Barbary
States" in highly interesting man
ner '"rhe Corsairs," a paper pre-
pared by Mrs. S. r. Lippincott, was
especially pleasing. The papers, "A
Ramble Through Fez," by Mrs. ID. II.
Harvey, and The Modern Cities" by
Mrs M. 70. Wetmore, were educational
as well as entertaining. Mrs. c. II.
Want read -well-prepared paper on
The People Who Live in North
Africa and selected reading by
Miss Eta Jacoby closed the program.
80 Nit DboihtSS StSSlOI, IL was decided
that the club should send as Christ
mas gifts, three magazines to the Chill
dren's home, and a liberal donation
of nuts and candy to the Old Ladies'
| home.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs C. T. Want of south State street.
Honoring her niece, Mrs. viii
SQhXVanarar rho
Mrs. John Myers entertained at a
six o'clock dinner Tuesday even
ing. A miscellaneous shower was Civ
EN- also for Mrs. Schwaderer at this
time. She received many beautiful
gifts from her friends. Sixty-one
guests were present and enjoyed the
evening pleasurable with games and
music. The house was prettlly deco
rtated with wedding bells and hearts
the latter being used also as plate
favors. Pink carnations and fern
graced the dining room and tables.
The members of the Amicitia club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
william Cunningham on the Boule-
ward, Tuesday evening. Games and
music formed the principal diversion
of the evening, and in contest which
was held, Mrs. ]. A. Weidman won
first prize. A course luncheon was
served by the hostess.
The next meeting of the club will
be In two weeks at the home of Mrs.
j. W. Cunningham of Leader street.
Mrs. r. M. Shute, of Fast Church
street, entertained at bridge party
yesterday afternoon.
Program for the Molning Musical
club meeting:
Valse Romantique. Miss MunnelI.
Paper, Orchestral Instruments"
Mrs. Schweinfurth.
Song, selected, Miss Florence Shaw.
(a) Call of the Birds" (b) alarm
Clock" Miss Matte Meredith.
Song, selected. Miss Sadamae Allen. |
Nocturne, Miss Bowen.
(a) La Cloche;" OBJ "Rosemonde,"
Mrs. Wallace.
"Idylle," Mrs Ramer.
(a)"The Silver Ring" (b) "Were
Gardener" Miss Dora Smith.
In honor of her little daughter,
Rhea's twelfth birthday, Mrs. James
w. Thompson entertained a number
of boys and girls at her home on west
Church street, Tuesday afternoon. The
children came after school hours, and
spent the time I'm playing various
childish games. At 5 O'clock the host
ess served tea.
Guests were Misses Elizabeth
Frank, Stella Priester, Grace Holland.
Garnet Perrin, Fern Sprague, Will
helmina Drable, Mildred Moser, Bea-
trce Murphy, Genoa Kennel Bernice
Titus, Elsie Rocker. Mildred Fox.
Dorothy Stose, Ruth Klinefelter, and
Masters Ralph Wilhnger, Hugh Turn
ey, Clarence DeLauder, Charles
Frank, Merrill King and Roy Thomp-
son.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
Harold and Miss Alma Harold.
The c. Il. society OF the Salem
| Evangelical church held its regular
monthly business meeting last even
ing at the home of Mr.. Wilfred
Schaffner on south state street. The
election of officers was considered at
this time. Mr.. Fred Hittenrauch was
elected president; Miss Edith Eibling.
vice president; Miss Katherine Rein
icke, secretary. and Miss Marriane
Relnicke, treasurer. Arrangements
were made for a supper to be given
by the c. Il. and Harmonic societies
next week In the Druids hall.
i FolloWtne the business session a