The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-26

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a paper "Thc Fussy Mother The
round table led by Mrs. j. s. Kill
bury closed the program.
Following the program an hour or
sociability was enjoyed during which
a dainty tea was served.
Mrs David Hoberman was delight
| full hostess to the members OF the L..
II. club at her home on George
street, Wednesday afternoon. Dur
| Ing the afternoon, work was done on
embroidery and art needle work and
several hours were spent in this
| pleasant occupation. A number of
| plano selections were also given by
different members, which were very
enjoyable. as
| Tea was served at five O'Clock.
Mrs. +. J. Cronk and Mrs. II. G..
| Rlnehart were club guests. In two
j weeks. Mrs. w. j. Ewers will enter
tain the club al her Mt. Vernon ave-
nue. home.
| Wednesday evening. Mrs. u. Il.
Longshorc invited the members of the
| LII. II. Il. club and their husbands
to their home on Uncaphcr avenue.
Music and games served TO make the
evening very pleasant one. In a
contest held, the ladies prize went to
Mrs. Watt Roberts. and Mr.. Hyle
Whips was the lucky winner of the
gentleman's prize.
1 One of the most enjoyable features
of the evening was the Dutch lunch
served by Mrs Longshore.
Mrs. Ferdinand Schwenfurth prov
ed a delightful hostess to the MEM
bers of the Cucire club at her home
on Cherry street. Wednesday after
noon. The ladies brought their en-
| broidery work and spent a most en-
| joyable afternoon chatting over their
work. In contest held, Mrs. j. w.
Herr won the prize which was a
handsome hand painted plate. At five
o'clock the hostess served dainty
buffet luncheon.
| Guests of the club we're: Mrs. Van
Horn of indianapolis, Miss Anna Nc
Carly of Delaware, Mrs. Albert John
/ son OF Prospect. Mrs. Harvey Kline
i felter, Mrs. Ray Bonnette, Mrs. j..
$. Lunger, Mrs. Walter Kanable
/ Mrs. ]. G.. Ralston, and Miss Pearl
/ Seterfeld.
During the afternoon a letter OF
i thanks from Mrs. Frank Wilhelm
/ was read for the shower given her
twin babies by the club a few days
i ago.
/ In two weeks, Mrs. Frank Bentz
will entertain the club at her home
/ on South Vine street.
| The members OF the Modern EN-
| brodery club were entertained at
| the home of Mrs. Charles Kinsler
on north Grand avenue yesterday af
| ternoon. Most all OF the members
we're present and enjoyed the after
| noon made pleasurable with work on
embroidery and sewing.
| At the tea, hour elegant refresh
mcnts were served by the hostess,
| Mrs. Newton Smith will entcrealn
| the club at her home on West Column
bia street, In two weeks
In celebration of the tenth birth
| day of little Miss Louise Frank, a
few young friends took dinner with
| her at her home on East Church
| street, Wednesday evening.
At high noon today the marriage Of
| Mr.. Hurbert Bibler, of Arlington to
Miss Elnora Hite of Moral was solcm-
| nized by Rev. l.. G.. Hlte at his home
on north Main street Immediately
following the ceremony an elegant
wedding dinner was served.
Guests from out-of-town We're.
Elder A. Pitman. of Norvell, Michi-
gan. Mr.. Wlllam IBibler, and Mrs.
S. o. Bibler, of Arlington.
The young couple left this af-
ternoon for weeks visit in Toledo
after which they will be at home
to their friends at Arlington where
the groom Is employed as stone con-
tractor.
Mr.. Ray Smith entertained num-
Der of friends at his home ON south
Pearl street Tuesday evening. The
early part of the evening was spend
with music and games and four
course supper was served. A number
OF prizes were then presented TO
those winning In the contests who
were Miss Louise Holmes. Mr.. Bert
Harger and Mr.. Walter O'Malley.
Those present were Misses Gertrude
Johnson, Bernadlne Blair, Mabel Ben
der. Louise Holmes, Elizabeth
Holmes, Ruby Williams, Edna Saut-
ter. and Messrs Burton Bair, Bert
Harger. Clyde Savage. Walter O'Mal-
ley. Lloyd Pickering Emerson Ran