The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-01
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

The girls of the Bridge club planned
a merry old-fashioned corn roast at
Lincoln park last evening.
With their friends, they assembled
at o'clock and circled around the
glowing bed of Goals where the gar
den gave of its Righteousness for the
feast. A number of seasonable dainties
we're served with the corn, and after
the spread there was conversation and
sociability. When the dripping sky
interfered with the out-of-door plea
sures the company repaired to the
Tally Wag club where dancing and
cards wh!led away thoroughly
happy evening.
Those present were Misses Mar
gueritc Krause, Hilda Garberson, Dora
Nash, Donna Crlssinger, Stella Evans,
Helen Rosenberg, Helen Snyder,
Messrs. James Woods, Godfrey Left
Ter, Earnest Watson, Hector Young,
Clifford Stoll Dave Evans. Walter
Hane, Ray Snyder and Ray King. Out
of-town guests were Miss Martha
Kierstead, of Liberty, Missouri; Miss
Mary Nickerson. of Boston; Miss
Helen Miller, of Columbus, and Mr..
Burgess Snyder, of Gary, Indiana.
Mrs. a. c. Bachman invited a COM
pany of little playmates to help cele-
brate the birth anniversary of Master
Paul Bachman yesterday.
The grounds surrounding the Rapp
home, east Center street. are ideal
for QUITO door games and amuse-
ments which We're offered for the de-
light of the small folks. At twilight
there was a delicious picnic spread
under a big tree on the lawn and aft
erward a merry whirl such as belongs
to the Juvenile playtime.-
There were twenty present.
Mrs. Joseph Kerr's pleasurable aft
ernoon Sewing" Wednesday at the
Bellefontaine avenue home of her
mother. Mrs. Wooley, was for the
pleasure of the Young Matrons' En-
broidery club.
Many dainty bits of embroidery
came under the attention of the needle
skillfully welded by members. At
1880 o'clock the hostess presided at
tempting collation. prettlly served.
Miss Rose Packard, of Chicago, and
Miss Carmen Blow were club guests.
Mrs. Harold Couts. of Orchard
street, has invited the club for the
next meeting.
Mrs. Mary Wetmore and Mrs
Charles l.. Allen returned from a
extended visit at Cheyboygan, and
the summer homes OF friends at Null
let Lake, Michigan.
A pleasant evening was spent at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gottleib
Mack in honor OF their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. william Mass, of Column
bus. Among thpse who were present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roszman,
of Looney, Okla; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Hecker, of Prospect; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Suit, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gracely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Suit, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Knickles, Mr.. Enos Strine,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mass and Mr..
and Mrs. Gottlieb Mack.
Miss Francis McClelland, Of Gin
cinnati, the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Bindley, was honored
with pretty arranged porch party
by Miss Josephine Brockett We'd
nesday evening.
Gay lighted Japanese lanterns fes-
tooned the veranda of the Brockett
home on Church street east and a
Joyous circle of bright young faces
formed about the vine screened ver-
anda. In an exciting progressive
contest game, Miss Hester Lusch won
the trophy, a handsome book. A
dainty plate lunch was the final pleas
ure.
Misses Florence Francis, Ethel
Patterson, Mildred Holverstott, Cath
crime Turner, Emily Frank, Genivieve
Cheney, Mildred HARRISON, Margaret
Reinicke, Hester Lusch, Helen Wad-
dell Irene Ewell and Ruth and Irma
Brockett were present.
Mrs. Charles Gompf entertained
with a jolly slumber party at her
Delaware avenue home Wednesday
night as a courtesy to Miss Nora
Farrell and Miss Minnie Farrell, of
Kenton, the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Cheney.
The evening hours were delight
fully Informal. with card tables plac-
ed for those who wished TO play
There was some appreclable music
and a daintily laid buffet luncheon
served from a iower-trimmed table.
This morning the guests went to
the Cheney apartment in the Hood
flats where a prettily appointed break
fast was served. the table heing
banked with masses of golden glow
contrasted with dun green foliage.
| The hospitality of Mesdames
Gompf and Cheney was thoroughly
enjoyable.
Compllmenting her house guest,
Miss Nellie Rox, of Rochester, PENN