The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-03
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Clark. Mrs. Harvey Lust and Mrs.
Robert McCullom.
| The time and place of the next
meeting has not yet been decided
Mrs. Marshal McKinstry entertain
ed the members OF the Embroidery
Club at her home on north state
street, yesterday afternoon.
| The time was very pleasantly oc-
cupied with embroidery work and sew
ing and a very delightful afternoon
was spent in this manner.
At $3.50 the guests were seated at
the dining room table and at numer
GUS small tables scattered through
out the rooms. and an elegant course
dinner was served. The guests found
| their places by means OF tiny hand
painted place cards. and carnations
were the decorations of the table.
| Mrs. McKinstry had as guests
other than club-members, Mrs. w.
p. Hazen. d. w. Hinamon, r. ].
| Stanley, Misses Wilda Boyer, and
| Hortense Morrow of Caledonia.
In two weeks, the club will meet
with Mrs. Harry Krause of Farming
street.
Miss Ermel Blow was hostess to the
members OF the $3.50 club at her
home on west Columbia street. last
evening. Art-needlework and embroid
cry were the principal diversions of
| the evening and at $3.50 o'clock an
elegant lunch was served at the din
| ing room table where covers were
laid for eight.
Following the lunch, music and So
cial chat made the evening pass very
pleasantly.
Miss Winona Holmes will entertain
the club at her home in two weeks.
The Y. NJ. B. club met at the home
of Mrs. George Fies on Blaine avenue
yesterday afternoon.
The ladies brought their needle-work
and spent very pleasant afternoon
in this occupation. A contest was
held, in which Mrs. Louis Uhl receiv-
ed the prize. Mrs. william Flies,
Mrs. Joseph Snyder and Mrs. Chris
Felty were the only club guests.
Mrs. Howard Jacoby will entertain
the club at her home on west Center
street in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Salem
Evangelical church met at the home
of Mrs. Julia Drollinger yesterday
afternoon.
The regular routine business of
the society was transacted and re-
| freshments were served by the hos
tess.
The next meeting will take place
on the first Thursday in April at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Blaich on Belle
fontaine avenue.
The Missionary society of the CAL
vary Evangelical church, held its re-
gular monthly meeting in the church
parlors yesterday afternoon. The fol
| lowing program was given. Devo-
| tional exercises led by Rev. E. l..
Weatherwax, was followed by a dis
cussion of the topic Missionaries at
| work., by Mrs. George Orians. Pa
per SCHOOLS and educational work.,
| by Mrs, John Klinefelter Reading
by Mrs. Garfield Wallace. Paper
"Venana work and Bible women, by
| Mrs. ]. II Deal. Paper "Women's
evangelistic work." by Mrs. r. Rubert,
| ana a. PoHb Ny A&' 80 " 's'~N'
As a compliment TO her house
| guest, Miss Helen Stecher of Upper
| Sandusky, Miss Edna King entertain
| ed a number of friends at her home
| on Uncapher avenue, last evening.
The young people spent the even
/ ing very pleasantly with games, mu-
| sic and dancing and doll-dressing
contest was held, in which Miss Ethel
Fenton. won first prize, and Miss Ha-
eel Paessler, the consolation. AT ten
O'Clock, an elegant lunch was served
Guests OF Miss King aside from the
honored one. were Misses Ethel Fen
ton, Edna Court. Marie Lucas, Flor
| ence Apt. Jennie Reading, Iris Tobtn'
Ruth Beck, Eva woodward. Daphne
Longshore, and Hazel Paessler.
About twenty-five of the friends OF
Miss Jessie Gester COVE her pleas
ant surprise at the home OF her
brother ID. c.. Gester, on Blaine av-
enueue Thursday evening. The oc-
casion was in honor OF Miss Gester's
birthday, in remembrance OF which
the guests presented her with a num-
ber of beautiful gifts. Games and
music made the evening pass very
pleasantly and at 10 o'clock light re-
freshments were served.
Miss Bina Goerlich foun da very
pleasant surprise awaiting her at the
home of Miss Lillian Neidig on East
Playground street, yesterday evening.
Miss Goerlick celebrated her birthday