The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-19

street Tuesday afternoon of this week
Miss Munnelrs "at home" is given in
honor Of her house guest, Miss Mary
Dickinson of Columbus.
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Miss Alma Harold was a gracious
hostess of Saturday evening. when for
the pleasure Of Miss Gretchen Nor
gan of Columbus. the guest OF Mrs
NJ. l.. Paddock. she invited a few of
her friends to her Campbell street
home
The guests arrived about eight
o'clock and after u snort season Of
greeting wore invited 10 the dining
room where the hostess presided at a
chafing4dish supper. the delicious
rabbit prepared by the hand Of the
hostess being n special feature of the
dainty supper. Late, n pieasantlv IN
formal evening was spent socially.
Those present were Miss Gretchen
Morgan. Hazel Cooper, Elsie Ballen-
tine, GLADYS Copeland. Emma Ruth,
Edith Smith. Carrie Cutlery, Helen
Cutlery. and the hostess, ..t.f
ILL., .fl
Miss Gretchen Morgan returned to
her home in Columbus last evening
Mrs NJ. l.. Paddock During her
stay In the city Miss Morgan was
the recipient of number Of social
favors conferred upon her by one Of
the younger social sets OF the city.
As a pleasure courtesy To Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lazarus of Columbus, guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Marx. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Kleinmalel entertained at handsome
Is appointed dinner yesterday at their
South State street home.
At noon the guests found their way
To the dining room where n long table
covered with snowy linen held covers
for twenty guests. In the table center
n huge mound Of cut flowers and foli-
age formed artistic decoration. The
dinner was served in course fashion
Following the dinner hour, an aft
ernoon Of pleasant social intermingllng
and intimate conversation character
istic OF the family party, was enjoyed.
As Il farewell courtesy to Mrs. ELIZA
beth Dnmble of West Center street.
who leaves soon for a few months
visit with friends I'm Hood River, ore
gon. the members of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps gave her delightful sur
prise, when they called at her home
Saturday evening.
After n season of greetings, the
women spent the evening informally
with social chat and pleasant diver
sions. At nine thirty O'Clock, the
party visited the Dodgeright Inn,
where refreshm2nts were served Mrs
Dumble received very pretty gift
from her friends as little remem-
hranco.
As compliment to Miss Edith Ful-
Ter, of Cleveland and Mrs. w. A.
Schumacher, of Columbus, Miss cara
Diebold entertained with four tables
of bridge Saturday afternoon, AT her
home on South state street.
The afternoon was spent at the
cards at five o'clock. dainty lunch
was served,
The marriage of Miss Helen Nina
Carr and Mr. Earl DeVeny Ray be-
came known TO Marion friends this
mcr ming when the formal announce
ment OF their marriage was made
known Mr.. and Mrs. Ray are both
residents Of Cleveland but through
social visits I'm this city they have
formed quite n circle of friends who
rejoice to know of the well-kept Sc
cret. They were married Noyembef
20. in Marion. and kept the secret UNI
III last saturday Mr.. and Mrs. RAY
will be at home to their friends after
August on Hoover avenue East
Cleveland Al present they are en-
ioying prolonged honeymoon.
A pleasant club function OF Satur-
day evening was planned ana executed
lby Mrs. M. L. Paddock when she in