The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20

where SeaSonable refreshments were
served buffet style from the table ar
tistic with late fall flowers and aut-
umn leaves in reds and golden browns
Miss Shurz was made the recipient
of many beautiful gifts
Last evening was the regular meet
ing time of the I. II. stag club and
for the pleasure of the members, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Mcnamara entertained
ed with six o'clock dinner at their
home on north. Prospect street.
Pink astors were used to pretty ad-
vantage on the well appointed table
at which covers were laid for thirty.
After the delicious dinner had been
served, the gentlmen enjoyed a smok-
er, fingered long at the table with
conversation and good cigars. After
the dinner hour. tables were filled at
variety of card games. the inter-
esting series ending the evening
pleasantly.
The date of the next meeting has
not been announced.
The forty-1rst District convention
of the Rebecca lodge met at Ashley,
Tuesday. Mrs. l.. Il. Cooper, of West
Columbia street and Mrs. A. Benson.
of Onley avenue were delegates to
the convention.
The members of the Ladies Luther
an Society met ut the home of Rev.
Schillinger, of Cherry street We'd
nesday evening.
After the business meeting, n pro-
gram of music was given by different
members and an address by the pas
tor followed. At ten light refresh
ments were served The next meet
ing will be at the church parlors on
the sixteenth of November.
The beautiful country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Lucas residing two
and q half miles northeast of the city,
was the scene of happy gathering
Tuesday evening. when a jolly crowd
arrived for the purpose of an old
fashioned country dane. Owing to
the delightful weather and the bright |
moonlight everyone had a very en-
joyable time. The young folks danced |
until late hour when refreshments |
We're served by the Misses Leila Leep-
er, Glade Lucas. Hazel Clark and |
Donna Ruth Barrett. Music was fur |
nished throughout the evening by Mr., |
william Dowler, and Miss Leila Leep'
er favored the audience with several |
songs.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson |
Barrett and family, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Philbrooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben |
Messenger. Mr.. Frank Lower, Mrs
Emma Baker. Mrs. Cora Jones, Mr.,
and Mrs. william Lucas and family |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rosen and fam
lily. Mrs. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Collins, Mrs. Hofstetter Mr.. William
Dowler Misses Grace Montgomery,
Jennie Showers, Hazel Crawbaugh,
Name Messenger, Bertha Jones, Eva
Marshall, Grace Campbell. Ruth AL
bright, Glade Lucas, Leila Leeper. |
Enid Thompson, Wreatha Foos, Myr-
tie Homan, Hazel Clark, Emma
Schultz and Donna Ruth Barrett, and
Messrs. Herschel and Harry Craw-
baugh, Lester Barrett, Robert Harvey,
Geddis Mahaffey, Ray Harvey, Oscar
Kelley, George Schultz, George Smith,
Arthur Bibler, Walter and Roy Show
ers, Walter Dickerson, Clarence Peter
son, Cliff Lindsay, Frank Collins, Earl
Dowler Clarence Preble, Ralph and
Earl Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, of east
of town. entertained informally at
dinner Wednesday In honor of Miss
Harriet Wolford ard Mr.. Harvey |
Gracely whose marriage Is an event
of the near future.
The Morning Muslca! club met this
morning at the parish house and gave
another pleasing program before
large and interested audience
American Composers" was the topic
of club study for the morning. The
first number was paper, Develop
ment of American Music" In which
Miss Marguerite Krause showed the |
progress of the composers of this
country and the evolution of music |
In an embryonic nation. She spoke
first of the Indian music, mere chants |
for sacred occasions, or the eXultant |
cries of the war songs or of the chase |
or hunt. Later, the music of the |
Puritans simple but melodious, of the |
later authors: then of the negro mu-
sic from which has been evolved the |
popular or so called rag-time music. |
Miss Krause's paper was of splendid