The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-06
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

butterfly ribbon bows in their braids.
All sorts of games characteristic of
childhood made the hours merry. AL
1880 O'Clock the guests gathered
about daintily appointed luncheon
table laid buffet fashion, with Miss
Hofstetter presiding. Sweetmeats
dear to childish palates were con-
spicuous on the refreshment table.
Only club members were present.
Miss Marguerite Krause will en-
tertain at the next meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sa-
lem Evangelical church met with Mrs.
John Kramer at her home on Church
street east. Yesterday being Ascen-
sion Thursday, the devotional exer-
cises were entirely in harmony with
the day. Rev. j. Reinicke gave an
interesting and profitable ascensional
talk. Mrs. August Albrecht read an
original poem on the day, COM
position of beautiful thought. and
cleverly written. Following the as
censional exercises. the regular rou-
tine business was considered. after
which an hour of sociability prevail
ed.
At the next meeting Mrs. Frederick
Zachman, of Seffner avenue, will en-
tertain.
The Rourke Sunday school class of
the First Presbyterian church was
delightfully."- entertained last evening
at the Cleveland avenue home of Mr..
land Mrs. r. w. BrunslSill.
A brief literary and musical pro-
gram was opened by prayer, Rev. G..
M. Rourke presiding. Mrs. w. G.
Houpt played an excellent piano solo
followed by a reading of seasonable
theme by Mrs. James Lust. Mrs. Wal
ter Knable contributed a brilliant in
strumental selection and Rev. Rourke
gave an interesting talk on the In
lternational Sunday School Convention
to be held in Washington May %.
| After the close of the formal pro-
gram there were games and various
social diversions, the guests mingling
happily. A delicious fruit punch was
served throughout the evening and a
dainty plate luncheon was q final
pleasure.
] There were thirty-fve present.
| The members of the Bay View cir
Gle held a pleasant and profitable
meeting with Mrs. u. X. CUTLERY, of
Pearl street, as hostess, last evening.
The program was opened by Miss
Hartense Fies, who contributed a
1 hna M,
Responded to the roll call with items
of interest on Holland. Miss Eleanor
Boyd next contributed highly APP
preciated musical number. wind
mills and Dykes of Holland" was the
theme of carefully prepared paper
by Miss Clara Allmendinger Miss
Mary Fies gave reading entitled "a
Leak in the Dyke after which She
closed the program with piano solo
Following the literary and musical
lsession an hour of chatty sociability
prevailed, during which light refresh
ments We're served by the hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Dairy will receive the
members of this society at her home
on Prospect street, in two weeks.
/
sionary society of Calvary church was
held in the church auditorium yes
| terday.
Mrs. e. L. Weatherwax opened the
session. Reports of the various COM
mittees were read. showing that fifty
five calls had been made in the cause
of missions during the past year. The
| yearly Offering, $3.50, was appropriated
to the extension of Gods kingdom.
| Election of officers was next in or
der, balloting resulting in the follow
ing selections: Mrs. u l.. Weather
wax, president; Mrs, S, p. Smith
vice president; Mrs. L. ID. Zachman
secretary; Mrs. Roland Fox, treas
| urer; Mrs. John Zachman. recording
secretary; Miss Sarah Myers, super.
ntendent of the mission board; Mrs
s. II. Keyes, superintendent of cradle
roll Mrs. IL. Il. Ruhlman, secretary
and treasurer of Ladies' Aid society;
Mrs. w. e. Stoll, pianist, and Mrs
! Elizabeth Fox, chorister. Delegates
to the Ohio branch conference to be
held at Fremont, May II, Is and 10
| will be Miss Sarah Myers and Mrs
J. II. Dichl. Mrs. John Zachman and
Miss Amanda Stoll are alternates.
The Ladies' society of the Reform
ed church met with Mrs. Conrad
Nichols, of Barnhart street, yester-
day afternoon. During an interesting
business session 1t was decided to en-.
tertain the members of the German
NJ. f. congregation at dinner and
supper in the basement of the Re-
| formed church, Decoration day.
Business was followed by a sociaI
hour which was made enjoyable with
music and the serving of dainty re-
| freshments.
Mrs. Ryder, of Jefferson street, will
receive the society at the next meet