The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-07

AllHleHulnBef MISS Olla AllmenulnSeT
and Miss Dora Smith.
Mrs. ]. e. Waddell entertained the
| members of the Woman's club at her
home on west Church street Monday
afternoon. The subject of the after
| noon was Greece. The quotation: 1T
| Is not from fortune that anyone Is
| just or wise" Aristotle.
Responses to the roll call were quo
| tatlons from Aristotle. An interesting
/ map talk on "The Isles of Greece"
was given by Mrs. Waddell. A read
ing. The Island of Cyprus" by M.
Quad, was given by Mrs. w. n. Har-
| der, and Mrs. Laura Dombaugh gave
n short talk on the subject of "Arls-
totle and Pythagoras-philos
A general discussion of current
| events closed the program.
The next meeting will be at the
| home of Mrs. C. w. Butcher of East
Church street on the 18th of Decem-
Der.
The members of the b. T.. s. club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
II. l.. Gurley, of south State street,
|
| had gathered, a large bob sled was
brought, and the young people spent
| very merry evening coasting down
the State street hill. Later in the
evening, they were invited to the Cur
| ley home where light refreshments
were served.
Miss DeEmma Hawley will enter
tain the club some time during the
holidays.
| A meeting of the ]. o. y. club was
held Monday evening at the clubs
rooms on south Main street. During
the business session, officers were
elected for the coming year
Following the business meeting, q
delicious oyster supper was served.
| The members of the NJ Il. club
were entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Kuntze, on Monroe
street, Tuesday evening. Music and
dancing were principal features Of the
evening. and also, four tables of pro-
| gressive euchre were filled. Miss
Katherine Richards won first prize
and Mrs. C. d. Andrews received con-
| ISOLATION.
| At ten the hostess served lunch.
Guests of the club were Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Schoenberger and Miss Kath'
crime Richards.
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bras
hares on Monroe street, in two weeks
At the December meeting of the
| % hn Co
vary church held Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected fol-
the coming year: Mr.. Ezra Zachman
president; vice president, Miss Esther
Gerhart; Recording secretary, Miss
Ada Berringer; corresponding secre
| tary, Mr.. Harold Heininger, mission
airy secretary, Mrs. John Zachman
treasurer Sherman Zachman; pianist
Miss Stella Martin, Chorister, Mr.
Earl Rhulman.
A novel entertaining program wa'
carried out at the social given by thu
Epworth League of the Epwortf
church. Tuesday evening, in the base
ment of the church. The program
was in charge of Mr.. Carl Mapes, an(
was entitled 1.-THE Reveries of a Bach'
lor." Mr.. Mapes taking the part O
the Bachelor. Miss Zella Mann, th'
part of Mother" little Miss Frances
Kilbury the part of the little schoo
girl Grace Balm the part of the higl
school girl, Lucille Sifritt was thu
summer girl. Mauriel FTeeland th'
college girl. Carmen Blow, the winter
girl Josie Wooley the merry widow
Nora Pangborn the salvation arm.
girl. AMI Carrie Smith the bride.
Following the program, a series o.
games were enjoyed and refreshments
| served.
Mrs. w. b. Spaulding was a charm
inc hostess to the members of the
Echo club at her home on north state
street yesterday afternoon. Art needle
work and embroidery formed the
principal diversion of the afternoon
and at o'clock, the hostess served
an elegant lunch.
| Club guests were Mrs. Earl Wad-
dell and little daughter, Ruth'
The next meeting will be on the
second Tuesday in January, at the
home of j. s. Lunger OF FRANKLIN
| street.
| The Woman's Foreign Missionary
| society of Bpworth M. Nc churoh
win meet at two o'clock Friday after
noon at the parsonage