The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-23

fal hour was enjoyed at which re-
freshments were served.
Guests of the club were Mesdames
Sidney Young, Fred CUTLERY, Harvey
Gracely, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. McCul-
lom, Gertrude King. Earl Smart, Mrs.
lreton, e. B. Main, and Misses Hele-
ma Mouser Louise Burgess, Martha
Woodruff, Laura John Clark Olive
Merlfeld, Isabel Freeland, Mildred
Dlckerson, Margaret Dickerson, Sadie
Hume. Amelia Frank and Mrs. How
ard of Clarksburb, w. Va, and Mrs
Helen Maitland.
Mr.. J. ]. Parish and Mr.. G.. w.
Starker were given very agreeable
surprise last evening when num-
her of friends gathered at the home
of Mr.. Parrish on Nye street, the oc
casion was in honor of the birthday
of the two gentlemen. Cards and
music made the evening pass very
agreeable and at $3.50 o'clock an ele.
CANT lunch was served.
Master Lorenzo Bauer of south
Pearl street invited about forty-five
school mates and friends to help him
celebrate his thirteenth birthday.
| Music and games were enjoyed, also
a pleasant hunt in which Burton Wig
or won first prize and Clarence Rod
erick second. The house was prettily
decorated with red hatchets and flags.
About 1890 a dainty luncheon was
served. Plate favors being tiny red
hatchets and flags in honor of WASH
lf..e. S..t. t.tl. Ia.
was nicely remembered. Those pres
ent were: Isabelle Court, Grace Parth-
! low, Marie Kull, Mildred Drollinger,
Inez Keny, Gladys Leary, Gladys
Pickerel, Hazel Offenann. Selma Gres-
ser, Elsie Ackerman, Sarah Jane Mel
win, Augusta Marie Bauer. Maebelle
Woodard, Emma Louise Vigor. Aldel-
bert Brunskill, Frank Johnson, John
Long. Paul Medlem, Paul Mickey,
Lowell Medlam Wayne wilhelm, Jay
Wilson, Willie wilt, Francis David
son, clifford Mohr, Charles Pltten-
ger, Bennie Patton, Clarence Roderick
Ronalet. oddsell. GtdarIes Carroll,
Marion Pickerel. Burton Vigor, Shell
don Eckfelt, Samuel Grafton, Nelson
vigor, Robert Phillips, John Drehr,
Paul Siffritt Brother Court, Russell
Wilhelm, Robert Huneke. George
IHuneke and John Edward Hogan.
Mrs. Harry Gill entertained the
members of the Model Embroidery
yesterday afternoon
Art needlework and embroidery
We're the principal diversions of the
! afternoon, and number of contest
were also held which proved very EN-
tertaining.
The house was prettily decorate
with red. white and blue, as emblem
of Washington's birthday. The plat
favors at the lunch which was serve'
were tiny hand-painted hatchets.
During the afternoon Mrs. Will
Bowers and Mrs Samuel Melvin CAV,
number of instrumental and voca
musical selections, which were yer,
much appreciated.
Mrs. NJ. Gill was the only guest o
the club.
Mrs. Joseph Smith will receive th'
club at her home on Pearl street il
one week.
The Amicitia club met with Mrs
Il. S. Long at her home on east Churcl
street yesterday afternoon and spen
most enjoyable time in the pursui
Il of needlework. 900" was also pleas
ant feature of the afternoon as was {
contest inaugurated by Mrs. Long II
which Mrs. Cary Andrews received thu
honor award, and Mrs. James Gun
ningham the consolation.
At o'clock the hostess led the wa.
to the dining room which was pret
tily decorated with flags and bunting
indicative of Washington's birthday
At the luncheon which was served
| tiny red hatchets were used as favors