The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-08
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SOCIETY
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The reception and dance given by
the Medical Association Of Marion
county In the Huber hall Tuesday
evening was one of the most pleasing
events OF the season.
The regular monthly meeting of
the association was held in one OF
the Prendergast offices in the building
from eight o'clock until eight forty
five. Al this time w. very interesting
program OF scientific papers was CIV
en- BY different of the members. Drs.
Fletcher and Waters of Columbus,
contributed very interesting papers at
this program which were very much
enjoyed.
Following the meeting the doctors
greeted their guests in the hail for
the evenings reception. Those stand
ing in the receiving line WERE DIR. A.
Rhu, president of the association, Mrs,
ID. o. Weeks. DR.. II. c. M. Lewis,
Mrs. J. b. Taylor, DIR. d. o. Weeks
Or. Lizzie Cheatham, DR.. Carl Saw
yer, Mrs. Carl Sawyer, DR.. G. T.
Want. Mrs. c. 4. Want, DIR Maud
Bull, DR.. IL. o. Richardson, and DR..
A. NJ Crane.
About eighty couples enjoyed the
the dances to excellent music render
ed by McNeals five piece orchestra.
Punch was served curing the even
ing, and at eleven O'Clock, an elegant
course supper was served. The hall
was very attractively decorated and
and presented a very pleasing ap-
pesrance.
Miss Estelle X. Wilson for several
months q special writer on the staff
of the Evening Star, has taken n
similar position with the New York
Herald and will begin her duties
Monday. Miss Wilson has made re-
markable progress in the newspaper
field during her stay In Poughkeepsie
and has many friends here.
In her new position she will have
ample opportunity to display her abil
ity which has been recognized sig
nally by the rapid advancement She
had secured, since coming to this
city last September from the Marion
(o) Daily Mirror.
Her field will be the handling of
matters pertaining to women ex-
clusively. and in addition to her work
for the Herald she will write special
articles for the Evening Telegram
Regretting her departure q host OF
friends congratulate Miss WILSON,
Poughkeepsie Evening star.
Mrs. ~ II. Kearse was hostess to
the Current Topic club at her home
on Bradford street. Tuesday after
noon. A very interesting program
was observed as follows:
rnThe roll call received responses OF
"Eumorous Questions" Following
this, Mrs. II. S. Martin gave very
entertaining paper on the subject of
"Chles of South Africa, Cape Town,
Cape Colony, etc" Interesting
sketches on the themes '"rhe Great
Lakes OF Africa and THE African
Lakes Company" were next given by
Mrs. f. w. Fish. Mrs. S. b. Lippin-
colt then discussed "The Cape to
Cairo X. II. and Other Railways in
Africa" very comprehensively Mrs.
]. b. Kearse closed the program with
Current Events.
Z on February Il, Mrs. NJ II. Pin
yerd will entertain the club at her
home on south Prospect street.
The Starlight -cluD, Wnlcn was W
hay, met at the home of Mrs. Grant
Couts on west Church street, Tues
day evening, was postponed until next
Tuesday evening, when Mrs. Couts
will entertain the members.
Mrs John NJ. Cleary entertained at
A. bridge tea, yesterday afternoon at
her home on Oak street
The afternoon was spent very pleas
antly at the bridge tables, ten OF
which were filled by the guests. Az
o'clock dainty course tea was
served by the hostess
The Wpman's Foreign Missionary
society of Epworth NJ. Il. church VIII
meet mt the home of Mrs. George Won
Stein, 267 South Vine street, Thurs
dav afternoon at two o'clock. Bring
December and January missionary
friends.
The F.ancis Willard w. c. Il. u
held a very interesting meeting al
the home of the president, Mrs C.
Knackle on Herman street Tuesday
ofternoon. Mrs. Knackle had charge
of the services and Mrs, IL. A. Ash
conducted the devotional exercises
Two new members were added to the
unions roll. Mrs. j. Il. Smith sup
arintendent of the Red Letter Day
had arranged a fine program In non
ar OF the OF the Francis memorlal 70
he held in the Wesley NJ. y. church
an February II. The next meeting
viii be held the second Tuesday in
March.
The Happy Thought circle met at
The home OF, Mrs. l.. Felchline on ST.
Mary street. Tuesday evening.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at sewing and embroidery work aud
AT 10 o'clock the hostess served
dainty lunch.
In one month the circle will meet
with Miss Lulu Paschal at her home
on Mark street.
Miss Mary Kull charmingly enter
tained the members of the Young