The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-17

Avon.
Mrs. Oscar Lusch of Uhler avenue,
was hostess of yesterday her guests
being members of the Young Mat
ron's embroidery club There was
the usual season of needlework and
at half after four o'clock, q dainty tea
presided over by Mrs. Lusch. After
ward there was a chatty and social
hour.
Mrs. Arthur Myers was the only
club guest.
At the next meeting. Mrs Joe Kerr,
of Bellefontaine avenue, will enter
tain.
The Young Matron's Embroidery
club will entertain with a progress
i've dinner Wednesday evening. The
members residing In the eastern part
of the city will be hostesses.
Honoring Mrs. Chares r. Phelps,
who leaves soon to make her home in
Montana, Mrs. d. &c. j. Brockett
entertained the members of the Cur
rent Topic club and their husbands
in delightful fashion at her East
Center street home last evening.
The rooms were attractive with
hooks of growing ferns. festoons and
ropes of Southern smilaX and clusters
of tinted green carnation with few
white blossoms for contrast. Greet
ings were cordially extended by Mr. (.
and Mrs. Brockett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps The hours were informally
social and replete with club remini-
SCIENCES. Late in the evening there
was tempting collation., the plate
favors being green carnations, the st
Patrick flower symbol. After coffee
Mrs. d. l.. Sellers in behalf of the
club. presented Mrs. Phelps with q
half dozen sterling silver forks In
token of esteem and in remembrance
of the excellent service she has giver
the organization in furthering its high
literary standard. Mrs. e. c..
Bradford, mother of the honor guest
who will move to Montana with the
Phelps received handsome silver
spoon as a club gift.
The departure of Mrs. Phelps, act.
ing president of the Current Toplc
club, removes from club life one of Its
most active and consistent forces
She has served her organization In
several official capacities has beer
faithful in the execution of her as.
signments and has been interested In
all public movements and socia
betterments undertaken by local clut
women. Mrs. Phelps deservedly
won the distinction of being q practi'
cal worker and her going Is a matter
of regret not only by her fellow mem
bers but by the literary and socia
circles in which she has won friends
Miss Marguerite Kelly. of Nortf
Prospect street, received her EN-
broidery club quite Informally las
evening. Sociability characterized tn,
affair. After season with pm
troidery'- light refreshments wer,
served.
Only club members were present.
The @. A. r. veterans of Mario,
rallied round the flag at the home o
Comrade Wynn VINO passed the sixty
sixth milestone Of life yesterday. Nil
the shout of shot and shell fired b!
the iIHuBiIidtionp Ifc pdsSiuB idnu
scape of talked marches and the re
counted glory of victorious battle 9TH
comrades never remember defeats a
these rallies) there was story ant
Jest and as a special pleasure, mes
call. Just as in army days, thu
plates were swept clean and whel
chairs were pushed back there wer
the clouds of fragrant tobacco to re
place the smoke of battle. Conrad
Wynn received a badge with his regi
i, , mental number. the 1S0 Ohio thereon
in remembrance of the day.
Comrades Captain Apt, Meredit
Hotter. John ]. Crawrey. ]. b. Kine
j. Williams, j. Davis Captain Nasl
John DeTurk. Layne, Mason, A. II
Ash. S. N. Titus and DR.. G. II. Hard
ing.
The Daughters of Grace met for
Lenton sewing with Mrs. Charlie
Selby, of Orchard street Wednesday
The time was given to guild needle
work and lufcheon was served at tn