The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23

ments were served at the close of
the enjoyable affair.
The Ron Ton club assisted ip maxi
ing IT,, thirtleth wedding anniversary
of M, snd Mrs. +. j. Schultz MEM
eiable ~ calling at their Main street
celebrating the event with proper
social amusements.
Cards were the feature diversions
dred g; mes payed. An elaborate sup
per concluded the game series. Mr..
and Mrs.. Schultz were handsomely
remembered with piece of art
statuary by the clup.
In celebration or the twenty-first
birth anniversary of William Drol-
linger, his mother Mrs. j. M. Drol-
'inger invited company of young
reopls TO call and surprise Mr.. Drol-
finger at his Kenton avenue home
last evening.
The rnsuspecting honor guest was
taken entirely unawares when he re-
gpondei to summons to the door to
encounter numerous hands outstretch-
ed in congratulation. He received the
callers enthusiastically and made a
delightful host. Various games of a
social rs sture, with music and con-
versation whiled away the hours
oleasantly A feature of the occasion
was delicious birthday supper with
& huge cake cut by Mr. Drollinger as
the pi.1e de resistance
Those present were Misses Hattie
|, ,dwe,, Dora Flory, Susan DAVIS,
Ioanett, Berry, Ruth Bilger, Mi'',,,o
Ca,nshv Messrs William Stoii, Al
"a Neore Jack Millard, Ray 1riss-
sa,,ue, Drcllinger, John Grigsoy'
-yilbu. Howell, and Onard Dro''"e
Miss Flfrcda Trefz oil Blaine 80
nue. was a charming little hos.,Ss
In st evening for the members oi '"e
N. l.. p. club.
when the club had assempleu'
there was brief business session
Afterward, games ar' """'"' uiVer-
sions we're in order. Miss EDNA Maas
entertained with an eXceilehtly uc-
Iivered recitation, and Miss Bertha
rbrel favored with a much appreci-
ated vocal solo. In a cleverly plan
nod guessing contest, Miss Ethei
I<lingle won the trophy, pretty
Japanese hat-pin receiver.
Al half after nine o'clock the am
ing room with its temptingly spread
table invited the merrymakers VINO
fingered for a chatty hour aiter re-
freshments.
Misses Hazel Gompf. Ethel hlihsel
HELEN Zuck and Gertrude Zuck were
club guests.
At the next meeting, Miss Gladys
Hogan, of Sugar street, Will enter
tain.
The Tally Wags have issued cards
for an informal hop In their new west
Center street apartments next wed
nesday evening.
The informal dances are among
the most popular of the clubs So
cial affairs and never fail to call
out large proportion of the mem
bers Parker's five piece orchestra,
of Columbus, has been engaged to
furnish music for the event,
Miss Charlotte McMurray presid-
ed graciously at the chatting dish Fri
day evening, for the pleasures of her
sorority, the Theta Sigma Delta.
When guests arrived they were in
vited to seat themselves picnic fash
ion in circle the center of which
was the chatting dish and its promis-
ing array of deicacies. While they
were In process of concoction, there
was conversation and gayety After
the spread an informal musical pro-
gram was a happy feature of the al
fair
Miss Bessie Dowler was the only
sorority guest.
The M. o. b. club was delightful
ly entertained at the Pearl street
home of Miss Carrie CUTLERY last
evening.
A pleasing feature of the meeting
was that every member was present
with the eception of those who are
attending schols and colleges out-of-
town. Informal sociability and chat
tiness characterized the hours. A de-
licious luncheon served buret fash
ion from table attractive with
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