The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-18
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

The friends and neighbors of o. w.
Price gathered at the country home
six and enc half miles south of the
city, Tuesday evenin to remind him
Of the anniversary of his birth.
The company numbered about fifty.
They are as follows: MIR. and Mrs
John Price and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert T. ice and family, Mr.. and
Arthur lrIce and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chard Price and family Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kimber and Miss Mildred
Burke Mrs Milo Lewis of Marion and
Mrs. Jane Manlcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Kimber ana family, Mr.. Simpson
Price ana Mr.. Clyde Bruce of owen,
MIR anl Mrs. Wilbur Price and
family. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ira Nicholson,
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Kimber, Misses
Geneva Kimber and Malta Nicholson
Miss Dora Price and Mr.. Lloyd Nickel
son.
| Refreshments Of water melon, Ice
cream aud cake were served on the
lawn.
Music Gnd social chat were the
cnjoymcnts of the evening until q
/ late hour.
Mrs. james Fies was a charming
hostess of yesterday her guests be-
| ing members of the Young Matrons'
Embroidery club.
Guests assembled at the home Of
! the hostess mother. Mrs. A. o. Jen-
nings, of west Center street. The par
lors were bright and fragrant with
| quantities of garden flowers In which
| the yellow of the golden glow pre-
| vailed. In seasonable guessing
game, the trophy, handsome silver
| fork, went to Mrs. George Fies. A
delicious plato luncheon was served
as final pleasure.
Present aside from the club MEM
bers were Mrs. j. G.. Heron, Mrs
Anson Sanford, Mrs. George Flies. Mrs
| Leland Switzer, Mrs, l.. Il. Cookston
and Mrs. William Fies.
Mrs. Joe Kerr will entertain at the
next meeting.
| The Ii. +. Embroidery club enjoyed
| a delightful moonlight party at the
| pretty country home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Augenstlne, just south of the
city, last evening.
| After the exchange of greetings "A
variety of out-Of-door games and
amusements were offered for the
| pleasure of guests, While the fun
was i'm progress Miss Ina Klinefelter
presided at the piano and lent the
charm of music to the moonlit lawn
At 10 o'clock an elaborate supper was
| served.
| Members of the club invited their
husbands and families to partake OF
their hospitality on this occasion.
Profit and pleasure characterized
the meeting of the Ladies' society OF
| the Lutheran church. held with Mrs.
John Prayer, of Grand avenue, We'd
nesday.
A formal program OF recitations
and musical numbers was presented
The feature of the afternoon was a
talg anent the work of the church in
the South and East as seen through
the eyes of Professor p, ID. Schillinger,
of the theological seminary at Hick'
! ory, North Carolina. Professor
Schillinger Is speaker of insight
and discretion and his remarks were
most inspiring and enlighting.
Following the program there was
a happy season of conversation and
sociability, the hostess presiding at
a dainty refreshment table.
Miss Schillinger of Pittsburg, and
Mrs. p. d. Schillinger and family of
Hickory, North Carolina, were guests
of the society
| A few days ago party composed of
Masters Harold Eymon, Arden Mill
son, Harry Uhl, Amos Burgess and
Paul Atkins, of CircIeville. packed kit
and hamper and repaired to Maple
grove, where they pitched a tent and
proceeded to enjoy the happiest kind
of boy life, conducting bachelor quar-
ters and concocting all sorts OF
"messes," scorning the aid of feminine
hand.
| Whether these viands prepared by