The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-15

The next meeting will be with Miss
Verna Meyers at her home on Cherry
street, October 27.-
A pretty social event of yesterday
afternoon was the miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Benjamin
Blake at her home on Wilson avenue
for the pleasure of Miss Harriet
Mae Wolford, whose marriage to MI
Harvey Gracely of this city will be
an event of the twenty-sixth.
Following season during which
greetings were exchanged and con-
gratulations were extended the honor
guest, tn ehours were entirely in
formal in amusements, the guests
making merry hum through the
rooms as they chatted happily At the
twilight hour the dining room, by
the request of the hostess was mer-
rily invaded. Here white and yellow
formed color scheme carried out eff
fectively The tea table was graced
with fern and yellow and white rose
buds and interviewer with white and
yellow tull. Tiny yellow candles,
covered with tiny shades of yellow
mache roses, cast yellow glow on
the white napery and pretty ap-
pointments of the table. Yellow
rose buds were used as favors. After
the guests were seated another
floral basket, in the prevailing color
notes was placed before Miss VOL
ford. In this were the gifts which
were Immediately uncovered and ad-
mired In turn by all present
Following tho ton bnur anntbnr GO
cial hour was enjoyed.
Those invited to share the hospituli
ty of the hostess were: Mrs. A.
Shrashion. Mrs. Ernest Carl. Mrs
Charles Roush. Misses Dora Nash,
Helen Rosenburg. Marjorie Hamilton,
Eta Knapp. Lydia Knapp, Ethel
Houser. Amy Turner, Lillian Burgess
Ruth Edwards, Hazel Harvey, Alice
Louise Dombaugh. Cleo Sweeney,
Zelda Ramer, and Margaret Burgess.
Mrs, George Apt entertained the
members of the l. S. c. club at her
Grand avenue home yesterday after.
noon.
Various social diversions featured
the afternoon. A guessing problem
was cleverly solved by Mrs j. ID.
Curren who received pretty prize
Mrs. Leroy Owen was awarded the
guest prize. At five nice refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
Guests OF the hostess We're: Mrs
Leroy Owen and Miss Eliza Thomas.
The next meeting will be held in
three weeks at the home of Mrs
Frank Griffith on John street
Mrs. Susie Spath entertained the
members of the Ween End Bmbroid-
cry club at a delightful meeting at
her home on north Main street yes
terday afternoon.
Sewing and needle-work were di-
versions of the afternoon and a dain-
ty tea was served at the twilight
hour.
There were no guests.
Misses Maella and Emma O'Brien
entertained the members of their En-
broidery club last evening at their
home on east Church street.
Needlework, embroidery and infor-
NAL amusements featured the even
ing's entertainment and at half after
nine a luncheon of seasonable dain-
ties was served.
In celebration of the wedding ami
of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
CUTLERY. Mrs, Laura Dombaugh en-
tertained a small number at dinner
last evening at her home on north |
state street. Cut flowers arranged pret
thy added to the attractiveness OF
the table appointments. After the
iinner hour pleasant social evening |
was enjoyed
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton |
Lower, of Blaine avenue, the official |
board of the Wesley NJ E. church, the |
board. the b. r. Davis |
class and the Young Mems class of |
he Wesley Sunday-school entertain |
I'd at the Marion City hospital last
evening. In the receiving line were
Mrs. l.. E. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff |
on Lower, DIR. and Mrs. II. j. Lower.
Mr. and Mrs William Daymude, Ben
amin Wetterour, B. r. Davis, Rev.
md Mrs. McCleary, Miss Bessie Clark
md Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. King.
During the evening. a twelve piece
orchestra composed of members OF
he Sunday-school, rendered several