The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-05

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Fisher were heard with interest. Miss
Helen Wickman contributed a vocal
solo. Greetings were brought from
the society at Ionia, Michigan, by Mr..
Ross Wilson. Much to the pleasure
of all present, Miss Ina Klinefelter
presented the Chronicle. the society
paper, In a pleasing manner.
A social session was enjoyed and
light refreshments were served. About
fifty were in attendance. The next
meeting will be held the first Tues.
day in November.
Mrs. Earl T. Smart entertained the
members of the Current Topic club
yesterday afternoon at her south High
street home. This was the first meet
ing of this literary organization for
the year and delightful as well as
beneficial hours were enjoyed
The program was opened with
musical number, a vocal selection by
Miss Dora Smith, which was greatly
appreciated. To the call of the roll
the members responded with I'm
portant Events Since We Last Met"
This afforded much pleasure to the
members as each related in turn
happy events of the summer months.
The club president, Mrs. Smart, spoke
on the theme, What Constitutes
Successful Woman's Club" Her re-
marks were consistent and showed
careful preparation by the speaker.
Mrs. S. d. Lippincott and Miss Dora
Smith were elected delegates to the
! federation meeting at Oberlin.
At the close of the program hour a
| chatty hour was spent socially.
The next meeting of the club will
| be held at the home of Mrs. NJ. Il.
Wetmore on Delaware avenue.
There was a delightful meeting of
the N. Y. b. club yesterday afternoon
| when Mrs. y. T.. Wilson extended the
| hospitality of her Columbia street
home to the members for this oc-
| casion.
Members brought embroidery from
which were displayed dainty bits of
needlework over which all chatted
happily. At o'clock embroidery
was laid aside and the hostess pre-
sided at dainty tea.
The club will meet again In two
weeks at the Grand avenue home OF
| Mrs. A. Furstenburger.
| The members of the W. s. ]. club
afternoon at the Olney avenue home
of Mrs. Charles Kramer.
Bowls of cut flowers were arranged
prettily about the parlors for this
occasion, where the members and
those to whom club hospitality was
extended spent the afternoon busily
plying the needles as they embroider-
ed and chatted
At the tea hour frames were laid
aside and dainty plate refreshments
were served.
| Guests were Mrs j. w. Hungate,
Mrs. j. II. Dundore, Mrs. John VOL
ford Mrs, Fred Stroble, Mrs. j. u.
Boyer, and Mrs. ]. j. Sloan.
The next meeting will be held at
the south Prospect street home Of
Mrs. William Morganthaler.
| The members of the Epworth lea
que of the Epworth Methodist church
received In the parlors of the church
last evening in honor of Rev. ID. II.
4 Bailey and family and the families
who have recently moved to Marion
Il and Joined the church. The parlors
| of the church and the Sunday-school
room were beautifully decorated for
i this occasion with ferns and potte l
plants. Notices bearing messages of
truth were suspended from the walls
II Following an hour during which the
Il guests called and greeted the guests
of honor an excellent program ar
ranged for the occasion was render.
ed. Prof *. II. Marshall gave the
II opening address welcoming back the
pastor and extending greetings and
hospitality TO the new members. Rev.
Bailey followed with a response after
II which DR.. H. A. Hartman spoke in
H behalf of the new members. Mrs. b.
L. Wallace sang a solo at this time.
Mrs. Wallace possesses sympathetic
| contralto voice and her selection
pleased her hearers greatly. Mr..
| Kaufman. the secretary of the Y.
| M. C. A., made short address fol-
| lowed by piano solo by Prof. Ed
| ward Hipsher. Mr. j. b, Virden gave
| the last address of the evening. He
spoke Interestingly along Sunday
school lines. The Sunday-school or
chestra preluded the entertainment
with a number of selections and In
terspersed the numbers OH the pro-
gram with orchestra music.
After the program an hour was
spent delightfully."- in social way.
Iced fEappe and waters were served
buffet throughout the evening.
| EpwOrth NJ. II.
The official board of the Sunday
school held its regular meeting of the
month in the pastors study at the
church last evening, Arrangements