The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
MASQUERADE
ENj0YED'BY LODGE
Pleasant Evening Spent in
Their Hall.
WOMANS RELIEF CORPS MEETS
President Appoints Com
mittees for the Year.
Rclief Corps VIII Arrange For Sup
per Feb. 18-Ised Men Hold Wei
Attended Mectlng-Iscbcccas Ar
range For Box Social-Lodgc Notes

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The Daughters OF America met IN
regular session at their han Tuesday
| evening and held a short business
meeting. One applicant for member
| ship was ballotted upon at this time
Following the business session, q
box social and masquerade was was
enjoyed by the members. Prizes for
the heatest and most comical cos
tunes were awarded to Mrs. DAISY
Hollenbaugh, and Mr.. Don DeLong
Several entertaining instrumental Sc
lections were given on the piano and
cornet by Mr. II. L. Miller and daugh-
ter A recitation given by Mrs. Mary
smith was very much appreciated as
was the fancy drill given by the de-
gree STAFF Of the lodge.
AT the close of the program, the
boxes were produced and sold after
which lunch was served from the
same. The next meeting of the lodge
will take place in two weeks.
A well attended meeting was held
by the Woman's Relief Corps in their
hall on south Main street last night.
The president appointed committees
as follows:
Relief committee. Mrs Holverstott.
Mrs. II. b. Cox, Mrs. Emily Peadon.
Mrs. Martha Pierson, Mrs. Lucy Car
berson.
Executive committee. Mrs. Marg-
aret Shur2. Mrs. b. Il. NAPLES, Mrs.
John Jolly. Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson.
Mrs. j. II. Dondore and Mrs william
Fies.
Auditing committee, Mrs. U. X.
CUTLERY, Mrs. Charles Felty. Mrs. W.
j. Lucas.
Home and employment committee,
Mrs. j. u. Boyer, Mrs. u. n. Blow
Mrs. Ophalia Boyd, Mrs. Sarah Mar
shall
Conference committee. Mrs. Eliza
beth Dumblc, Mrs. j. b. Fish. Mrs.
Maria Kauble, Mrs. w. B. Spauld-
ing and Mrs. Frank Court.
The corps arranged for a supper
to be held Saturday night. February
lS. The ncXe meeting will be an all
day session. held the first Tuesday in
March.
The Maccabees held a meeting last
evening and conferred the first de-
gree upon two candidates. Five APP
plications were received and after
the meeting refreshments were served
and an hour spent socially. At the
meeting next Tuesday evening there
will be an old-fashioned spelling bee.
The lodge also arranged for n trip to
Delaware. February "a, at which time
Il large class will be initiated.
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Many members attended the Red
Men meeting hell In their hall last
evening. Regular business was at
tended to. Four candidates were in
itiated, one received the adoption de-
gree, two the warrior and one the
chief degree. Three applications for
membership was received. A called
meeting will be held next Saturday
night to prepare of initiation.
A committee of ladies of the
Sosnowski lodge of Rebeccas gather
ed at the home of Mrs. j. Il. Rhoads
on west church street last night to
complete arrangements for a valen-
tine box social to be given by the or
der, February IA. Each lady is to
nj a box which is to be sold at the
social.
Mlzpah Encampment, I. o. o. r.,
transacted the routine business last
evening and made arrangements for
banquet which will be served March
u after the ROYAL Purple degree has
been conferred upon a large class OF
candidates.
The Modern motherhood of Amer
lea held a regular meeting last even
ing. Sixteen candidates were initiated
and nine applications received.
Marion Temple, No. 3S1, will hold
u meeting at their hall tomorrow
evening.