The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-04
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

grant May bower of violets and greer
1 cry, the Cucire club was graciousl,
entertained yesterday by Mrs. r. w
Brunskill, at her Cleveland avenu,
home. The Illusion of summer
house with its out-of- door atmospher,
was complete i'm every detail, tho
| house decorations being an artistic
triumph on the part of the hostess
Canopying the parlors were violet
strcamers twined with ropes of green
cry. From the chandeliers depend
ed winged butterflies in shades of vi
| olet, their wings gittering with gold
| and silver dust. Conventional de-
signs in violet and green outlined the
doors and windows and everywhere
were tall vases and flat antique
bowls filled with wood violets and
their leaves. 1t was real revelry
of the modest flower of the dell,
Highly effective and consistently car
ried out.
AS guests were greeted by their
hostess, the prevailing note was OBJ
served In small Dolly Warden bo-
quets of the violets pinned to tho
corsage of each lady. Embroidery
was the diversion of the first hour.
While the needles were being busily
piled, Mrs. clyde Houopt and Mrs.
Walter Knable favored with delight
full musical numbers.
Mrs. X. IL. Marshall and Mrs.
Frank Beverly entertained with hui
morous and dramatic recitatipns
which were enthusiastically received.
Various social diversions whiled away
the time until twilight when there
was a merry invasion of the dining
room. Here small tables of dainty
appointments had been laid en- tete
tete. Centering each was quaint
bit of pottery holding wood violets
with firing of feather fern. Radia-
ting to the corners of the tiny ta-
bles were violet satin streamers
caught with knots of the fern. fIand-
decorated violets studies in water
color were the place favors, and "a
pretty little conceit of the purple
blossoms designed to be pinned CO.
quetishly i'm the hair was found at
each cover.
After dinner hours were given TO
the solution of an interesting prob
lem game, Mrs Clyde IIoupt winning
the trophy for skill. a handsome
pearl pin.
Mrs. John Dairy. Mrs. Clyde Houpt
and Mrs Walter Knable were the as
sistant hostesses
club guests were Mrs * IT, Mar
shall, Mrs. George w. HAYS, Mrs II
nj. Beverly, Mrs. Clyde Houpt Mrs.
Walter Knable, Mrs. John Dairy.
Mrs. Trumenhowser and Miss Mann.
In the evening the husbands of
members and guests were invited for
a season of social pleasures. There
were amusing games and convcrsa-
ton, one of the pleasure features
being the reading of. mottos placed
conspicuously about the rooms. each
one having a significance for some
particular lady present
brief but extremely apprcciable
musical and literary program was en-
joyed, Mrs Clyde Houpt, Mrs Walter
knable, Mrs *. II. Marshall and
Mrs. Frank Beverly contributing.
AT half after ten o'clock dainty re-
ireshments were served, the viands
preserving the color scheme of violet
and green. A refreshing purnIo
grape punch was served throughout
the evening from a vine wreathed
bowl placed In a fern nook,
Guests fingered until late bour
TO enjoy the beauty of the scene and
the charming hospitality of the
Brunskill home.
very pleasant evening was passed
py the members and friends of the
ouhg Peoples Alliance of Calvary
evangelical church Tuesday at
.hehome of Harry and Fred
on Wilson street. Ar
-er short song service, the regular
business was transacted. The society
iecided to extend an invitation to the
male quartet of the Ohio Conference.
% give an evenings entertainments at
Marion, the latter part of May. The
Monthly Chronical was read by Miss
Grace Delhi. Two interesting letters
rom Miss Schempp. q missionary in
China, We're read by Miss Ada Ber-
niger and l.. ID. 1achman. Music was
furnished by Miss Ina Klinefelter, dur
ng the social hour, and nice refresh
ncnts We're served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. John
bachman, east church street, the first
Tuesday evening in June.
The Y. p. S. C. r., of Salem Evan
gellcal church, held its regular
meeting with Miss Wilda
Edelman, of east Center street, last
evening After the transaction of
considerable business, Mr., Fritz Hit
tenrauch was appointed delegate to
the state convention of the society
to he held at New Bremen, o., July.
8, and Z. Miss Gertrude Click was
appointed alternate.
A social session featured by the
refreshment table, eliminated tho