The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-19
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AS a compliment to her house
guests, Misses Agnes Cuneen, of Will
mette, and Margaret Mervil, of Chi
cago, Miss Iranaea Edmondson invited
twenty-five couples to Huber hall last
evening for an informal dance. The
walls of the hall were decorated with
dozens Of pennants representing va
rious schools, ropes of smilax were
hung In festoons from the chandeliers
while a great bank of palms and fern
screened the orchestra
In the receiving line were Mrs. A.
c. Edmondson, Miss Iranaea Edmond
son and the guests of honor who greet
ed the guests as they arrived. Iced
frappe and cool refreshments were
served throughout the evening. Dow
ler's five-pece orchestra furnished
music for a program of eighteen
dances.
There was picasurable meeting
of the Kings Daughters yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Frank Phillips
entertained the society at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. j. w. Thew on
south Prospect street.
The afternoon hours were whiled
away with work session, the young
ladies enjoyed chatty hours as they
piled their needles.
At the supper hour, baskets were
carried to the pretty and fragrant
garden where a supper was spread on
the lawn. After supper hours were
pleasantly conversational. Mrs G..
NJ. Rourke and Miss Gertrude Craig
were guests of the hostess
The next meeting will occur Am-
gust first when Miss Hilda Garberson
VIII entertain the members.
About thirty couples enjoyed >the
dance given by the Tally Wags last
evening. in their hall on west Cen
8 ter street The occasion compllmented
the house guests of number of Ma
rion people. Music was furnished for
program of twenty dances.
The out-of-town guests were Misses
Ethel Driffield of Cleveland and
Martha Kiersted of Liberty, Missouri.
the guests of stella Evans; Ruth
Barnes, who is visiting Mrs. Fred
CUTLERY: Ruth Rout and Lydia Coye.
both of Defiance, the house guests of
Donna Ruth Crissinger Elma Curl, of
New Albany, Indiana, the guest of
Mrs. Charles Gompf, and William
Wallace and Morris Slocum, both of
Pittsburg, the guests of Ray King;
Robert Cohen, of Pittsburg Malcolm
q Strelitz's guest; Il. ]. McCutcheon,
who is visiting Earnest Watson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Sullivan, of De-
q troit. guests of@the George b. Chris.
tian home.
I-at tyIa IA,
the members of the Hill club at her
Gurley avenue home yesterday after
noon. The members brought with
them their embroidery bags, and spent
'sthe afternoon hours conversatlonally |
tover daint yneedlework
over dainty needlework.
gentlemen arrived, and an elegant
course dinner was served, covers be-
ing laid for thirty. -
i After-dinner hours were spent In a
happily informal way on the lawn
and porch.
Miss Mable Berringer who resides
about FIVE miles south of the city, in
vited twenty of her friends T. ner
nome Saturday evening. the occasion
celebrating her eighteenth birthday
anniversary.
Chairs were placed on the lawn and
here happily informal hours were
spent with various outdoor games
and diversions. At ten a delicious
luncheon was served.
Those present were: Misses Hazel
Beck, Genevieve and Geneva Walker,
Fay Freeman, Cleo Newhouse. Violet
stein, May myers and Frank Beck,
Fred Myers. Fred Freeman, Paul
Wells Grover Keil, Ralph Thibaut
Harold Buffortl, Charles Salmon, Gil
bert Thibaut, Herbert and Paul Ber-
ringer.
Invitations were issued this morn,
ing for a luncheon to be given al
Etowah with Mrs. George King as
hostess, on Thursday, July 2S.
Miss Irene Neatly has issued Invita-
tions for a dress-up party to be given
on Thursday evening, July 81.
The City Federation of Women's
clubs will open headquarters at the
Fairgrounds during Chatauqua week
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