The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-21


dies Aid society held an all-day meet.
ing in the church parlors Thursday
The time was given over chiefly to
quilting and sewing, and n short
business session was held. The next
meeting will be held at the church
next Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of Mt. Olive
church, Agosta, gave an oyster sup.
per at the home of Mr.. f. l.. Bond,
three ard one-half miles southeast Of
Agosta. The supper was well patron
ized, there being about one hundred
IN attendance. The sum of $35 was
netted
Mrs. G. +. Gompf and Mrs. Wilbur
Dingler entertained the members of
their bridge club yesterday evening 1T
6 o'clock dinner at the home of the
former on Delaware avenue.
| Small tables placed throughout th"'
parlors were prettily decorated with
autumn leaves and cut flowers at
whit covers were laid for thirty-two.
| Following the dinner hour cards Will
ed away the evening pleasantly.
Mr.. Hamilton OF New Castle, was
| an out-of-town guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Martin en-
| tertained the members of the Epworth
choir last evening at their Girard
avenue home.
Nearly forty of the members of this
choral society were present and a de
lightful time was enjoyed by the
guests. After arrival a brief busi-
ness session was held. followed by
an excellent program. Mr.. John Wad-
dell having just returned from an
extended tour of the west. gave in
teresting account of his trip and the
points of interest encountered along
the way. At this time Miss Carmen
Blow rendered vocal solo. Rev. ID.
II Bailey came next on the program
and spoke concerning the interests
Of the choir after which Mr.. G.. w.
Hayes gave a talk on building up
and maintaining a good choir. His re
marks were consistent and well re-
ceived.
At the close of the program hour,
the evening was given over to var
ious diversions and n delightful time
resulted. A special feature of the So
cial evening was problem game.
Character sketches were written by
the guests and then read, from which
descriptions the names of those
present were guessed.
At the refreshment hour SEASON.
able luncheon was served,
The Jolly Club OF Ten was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
Marshall street home of Mrs. Oscar
Sadley
Needlework and embroidery were en-
joyed by the guests in the prcttily
decorated room of the hostess. Inter-
spersions of musical numbers were
rendered by IL number OF the mem
bers were well received. At the re-
freshment hour an elegant course tea
was served in the dining room.
The next meeting will be held at
the Senate street home OF Mrs Har-
ry Armstrong next Thursday after
noon.
The Elks have issued invitations |
for the first of their series of dances
to be given in tho Tally Wag hall |
this winter. The dance will be Civ |
en- next Tuesday evening at which |
time Wright's trio has been engaged |
to furnish music
This affair Is in cnarge of the |
social committee which Is composed |
Of Frank Knapp, Morgan Burke and |
Charles Mason.
The management of the Royal roller |
rink invited nearly three hundred |
Marion people last evening to
private. party at the rink last even
ing Between the hours of nine and
eleven program OF twelve numbers
was skated to excellent music. A
special feature of the evening was
grand march which was led by the
and Miss Belle Merchant.
This was the first of a series of
skating parties to he given this win
-er and was entirely successful.
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