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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-25
Proeressiyc Luncheon.

About twenty-five Of the member.
cf the Presbyterian church choir en-
joyed progressive luncheon at the
homes Of various Of the members
Tuesday evening.
The party first gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Flies on Silver
street, where the salad course
was served at scven-thirty
o'clock. Here the home Vas
prettily decorated win autumn leaves
pumpkin faces and festoons Of Grape
paper. while little piace-cards hand
painted with pumpkin faces. were
used rs favors.
The next place visited by th, merry
party. was the home OF MIR and Mrs
Carmi T.. church on Lincoln avenue.
where the hostess greeted her guests
H. rooms decorated with emblems sug-
ssstive OF Halloween. Ears of corn
were suspended from the chandeliers
and pumpkin faces and paper wreltls
adorned the walls. At the Church
home. the fruit course was served.
following which lucky emblem hunt
vas Instituted by trn hostess. The
guest finding the most miniature horse
shoes. four leaf clovers and various
ether emblcms. was Mr.. james Fies.
who was awarded first prize. Mr..
Wayne Neally was given the consola-
ticn.
The line OF march was taken M
again. and the party halted this time,
at the home OF Miss Grace Seffner.
On South state street The hostess
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-25
G. M. Coonrad and S. N.
Able Arrested by U. s..
Marshal.
ARE TAKEN TO Toledo TODAY
Given Hearing Before U. S.
Commissioner Graves
Last Night.
Bound Over 10 the u. s. Grand Jury
Under Bond of $500 Each-BOnd
Furnished and Men Return to Ma
rion---Both Are Under Bond Here.

There was n deviation from thu
usual mode of capturing and prose
cutting alleged local bootleggers yes
tcrday when Charles NJ. Coonrad and
s. Nelson Able. proprietors of tho
Palm cafe on East Center street. were
arrested by United States Marsha
Amos +. owen, Of Cleveland. and
taken to Toledo to answer to the
charge of selling liquor without a
special government license.
The alleged booteggers were given
hearing before United States Com
missioner S. w. Gaines last night.
They waived examination and were
bound over to the federal grand jury
under a bond of $500 each. The bond
was furnished and the men returned
to Marion.
Coonrad and Able are under bond
of $500 each for their appearance for
trial in the mayors court on the
charge Of keeping a place where In
toXlcating liquor is kept for sale as
beverage.
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Use PLAIN WORDS
TO ASShIL EVILS
Purity Congress Delegates Hit
at White Slavery.

Columbus. o. Oct. 25.-Calllng "a
into the social evil at the chamber oi
commerce while delegates to the
sixth international Purity congress
applauded
DR.. Elizabeth Hamilton Muncie OF
Brooklyn. speaking on Sens islity or
Sexuality: Which?" declared that
white slavery was evidence Of rot
ting civilization.
yearly" she declared. 100000
white slaves die. Yearly that mum.
Der OF women are offered on the altar
of sensuality. Man wallows in sen
suality and then brings the product
of his living to innocent wives and
children. We should look after our
male prostitutes just as well as our
women"
Bishop John William Hamilton Of
the M. II. church OF Boston spoke
following Dr. Muncie. lie advocated
a national bureau for the safeguard
Ing of the children of the country:
the bureau to be permanent and the
head of It to be one of the presi
dents cabinet officers.
In speaking of divorce, pishoL
Hamilton said: "The courts ere max
ing themselves bargain counters foI
domestic brothSls. Tho only real
cure for the divorce evil is in arous
ing public sentiment"
General Theodore Bingham, former
police commissioner of New York
and Mayor Brand Whitlock Of Toledo
were numerically scored by John n.
Hammond of Des Moines, la. whose
subject was the Iowa red light in
junction law Denouncing them as
traitors to their government for ad.
vocating aggregation of tenderloin
districts, he said that the only rem
edy for the resort evil was extermi.
nation.
George l.. Sehon. superintendent of
the Children's Home society Of Lou
isyllle, who has saved over 1000 lie
climate boys and girls. created o
sensation when III his address on
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served the dinner course at tiny tab
les beautifully decorated with candles
and autumn leaves. Festoons Of
black and orange crepe paper hung
IN graceful arrangement from the
chandeliers and ceilings, while grotes-
que pumpkin faces adorned the walls.
The last home visited by the party
was that OF Miss Miss Mary Flies on
South Prospect street. where the ices
were served. Miss Flies ushered her
guests into the dining room, where
the only light h!chared from a pro-
fusion of candles. Here the table
decorations were most original ana
quaint I'm style. THe candle holders
were made from apples, potatoes and
turnips, prettily carved Black and
Grange crepe paper was used 10 adj
vantage in trimming the walls. and,
suspended from the chandeliers 70 the
corners of the table. formed very
pretty decoration.
At the close of the luncheon, H.,
hours were spent informally with
chatting and music
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TAFT TALKS IN
SPITE OF RAIN
S Given Wet Reception at
MankatO, Minn.
Dimes WITH MIXED CROWD

Elks Invite Republicans and Demo
Gratis OF All Tinto and Shades tc
Meet the President at Luncheon
Takes slx-Mile Drive In open Auto
to Let People Know He ls In
Town Physician Worried over
Possibility Of Taking Cold.
Minneapolis. Mimi. Oct. 25-The
Elks of Mankato, Mimi, gave Presi-
dent Taft a banquet, and invited to
their board representatives. Of about
every tint Of Republcanislh and De-
mocracy In Minnesota. There was
ex-Congressman James L. Tawney.
Governor Eberhardt Of Minnesota,
who progresses in the middle Of the
road; Senator Knute Nelson. who
has so assiduously cultivated an in
dependent and near.insurgcnt reputa-
tion in the senate. and Senator
Moses Clapp. who drives in the La
Toilette wagon. There were Harmon
Democrats. Clark Democrats and
Wilson Democrats. The president
sat fairly in the political middle OF
this spectrum.
1t was raining hard wnen the pres
ident arrived at Mankato. an hour be-
hind his schedule time. The local
committee was afraid that the rain
and the lateness of the president
might have driven away the crowds.
so they took the president through
the automobile ride which had been
originally planned. but which might
otherwise have been abandoned on
account of the rain, in order to allow
the word to pass around that the
president was in town. rhe ride
was some six miles long and the
president rode in an uncovered auto
mobile. constantly lifting his hat at
the cheers of the people on the
streets.
The president was well soaked
when they got him back to town.
The crowds had gathered, however,
and he was given warm welcome.
Unfortunately four speeches had
Deen planned Tor him outdoors. Mr..
Taft stuck to all of them. He spoke
from his automobile with his hat off
In the pouring rain. His physician
DIR. Rhoads, was a good deal worried
about his catching cold from the
soaking he got.
At the Elks' club the doctor tried
to get dry shoes and clothes for Mr..
Taft, but the Taft special had been
hauled lO4 miles out of town In order
to make a switch to another track
and the president was obliged to go
into the luncheon in his wet clothes.
But the wetness did not interfere
with the presidents good humor.
When 1t was brought to his mind he
began to tell of having been exposed
for 40 days and nights TO banquets
and living to tell the tale.
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young hostess To q number OF her
Young friends. when she entertained
a, a Halloween party and marsh
mallow roast at her home on Reed
avenue, Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
various games suggested ly the sea-
son of the year. and I'm toastlng
marshmallows before the fire. Fortune
t.lling also added To the pleasure of
the evening ana lent note of my
stcry to the various Halloween games
indulged in. A contest was held
which resulted in Miss Geneva Rice
winning the first prize. Refreshments
We're served.
Guests OF Miss Bender were Miss
O. Ruth Partlow. Mae Schaeffer,
Geneva Rice, Leon Messenger Susan
Davis, Edna Harper. Ida Wingatt, An
ma Long, Ferne DOwas. Nelle Bolan-
der, Donna 1aberman. Faye Pars.
han and Ella Atkinson.
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GIANTS TAKE
Continued from page one


grounded out. Barry dropped Tex
as Lacquer safely in right field. Barry
stole second. Lapp famed. Coomhs
flew out to Fletcher.
Giants-Merkle drew pass.
Coombs' first gift of the game. Her
2og grounded to Barry and Merkle
vas safe at second on Barrys wild
throw to Collins. Fletcher forced Her
zog, Davis Co Barry. 1eyers flied
out to Murphy. Merkls scoring on
the throw-in. Meyers got cerdit for
"a sacrifice fly.
Crandal walked. Devore lout. Dav-
is To Coombs. One run. no hits, one
error.
BOTH TEAMS BLANKED.
Eighth inning Athletics Crandall
now on the mound i'm the first half OF
the eighth. Lord. the first man up.
few To snodgrass. Oldring singled
through Fletcher. Collins new out
to Devore.
Oldring went To second on passed
ball Baker fouled out to Herzog.
Giants-Doyle again singled to right
Snodgrass was out. Coombs to Dav-
is. Doyle going TO second. Murray
Tanned. Merkle out. Baker to Davis.
GIANTS SCORE TWO MORE.
Ninth inning: Athletics-Murphy
was safe on Fletcher's tumble. DAY.
Is forced Murphy. Crandall to Flet-
cher. Barry forced Davis. Horzog to
Doyle. Barry died stealing. Meyers
90 Fletcher.
Giants-Herzog out. Barry TO Davis.
Fletcher doubled to left. Meyers out,
Barry to Davis, Fletcher going to
tht-d. Crantsll Jdouhled to center.
scoring Fletcher. Devore singled TO
center. scoring Crandal Every spec-
tator In the grounds came To his feet
cheering and the bedlam continued
while the Athletics held council of
war. Devore died stealing. Lapp to
Barry. Two runs. three hits, no or
ros.
The widest scene witnessed ut the
Polo grounds during the series re-
suited as the Giants took the field for
the extra Session.
GIANTS WIN.
Tenth inning Athlctics-Lapp out.
Crandall to Merkle. Coombs beat
out slow roller which Meyers field
ed to first. II was q close decision
pnd Dineen was hooted. Strunk runs
Tor Coombs. relieving him at first.
When Coombs retired three runs and
elght hits had been scored off his de-
livery in nine innings. Lord flied to
Devore. Oldring out. Meyers to Mer-
tle. No runs. one hit. no errors.
Giants-PlanlS replaced Coonibs in
the box for the Athletics. Doyle dou-
bled to left. his fourth hit of the
game and his second two-bagger.
snodgrass hunted to Plank. whose
hrow to Baker was too late to get
Doyle Murray flied 20 Murphy and
poyie was held on third. Merltle
lied to Murphy. Doyle scoring.
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Mrs. lIIncaphcr EntertaIns.

Mrs. Lewis Uncapher was hostess
to the members OF the Echo club at
he rhomc on Cherry street, Tuesday
afternoon.
The hostess greeted her guests in
rooms prettily decorated with fall
flowers and ferns, ana here the after
noon was spent delightfully."- in the
pursuit of needlework. After several
hours spent in chatting over the work
the women were invited to a dainty
lunch prepared by the hostess.
The next meeting will take place
in two weeks at the home of Mrs. j..
II. Roes on North state street.
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street. the hostess. assisted Ivy Miss
Louise Cull, gave n miscellaneous
shower in honor Of Mrs. Charles Him
meyer. a bride of last week, who was
formerly Miss Grace Queen.
The evening was spent socially with
games and music. after which q bus
'rt luncheon was served. Mrs. Him
nager received a number Of pretty
and useful gifts.
Guests of Miss Neidhart were: Mrs.
Himmeger, Misses Ida Barrnger
Matilda Leffler, Edith Shining. Hazel
Iieg. Clara Neidhart. Clara Belle
Baughman. Fern lIovcrman, Mae
Weber. Bertha Hoverman. Grace
Schaaf and Edna Neidhart.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-25

Madame Genevra Johnstone-B Bishop
left this morning FOR Toledo. where
she will visit Mrs. nellie Cook -Cubbly
until Saturday. a number of social
affairs have been planned In honor Of
Mrs Bishop. who is To leave In a
week. for her 9 months tip through
England. Scotland and Italy. on Sat
uiday. Mrs. Bishop will leave Toledo
for Detroit where she Will he he Join
ed by her friend, Mrs u. Campbell,
D that city. who will accompany her
on her trip abroad. Mrs. Bishop will
sing at the Leeds Festival In Eng
land. also. at several other notable
concerts She will return in the early
summer, to take up her Chautauqua
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lliegitimacy' he declared that mo
woman tcday has a right to take up
club work to the detrimcnt of her
children.
At the business session the fedora
ton changed its name from The
American Purity federation" to the
World Purity federation"
Governor and Mrs Harmon enter.
tained the visiting delegates with
reception at their East Broad street
home.
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Ilntcriains AT Iiridgc.

AS n courtesy 10 Miss Marie De-
muth. Of Portland, oregon. the house
fucst Of Miss Florence Hommire Miss
Elsie Ballantlne entertained few
friends at her home on BellefOntaine
~ Ncnue, Tuesday evening.
Four tables Of bridge were filled Us
tl,a guests, and the evening was spent
most eniOyably with this pleasant di-
Ncrsio. After the cards were laid
aside. dainty humet lunch was serv-
cd by the hostess.
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BY Margaret VI. burgess.

pro tenn of the society, in the absenc,
Of Mrs. John a. Huber. who leave.
tomorrow for Forrest City. Arkansas
whore she expects to visit until the
beginning of the new year. Arrange.
ments were also made for the up
holstering of the rostrum chairs OF
the Presbyterian church.
on next Monday afternoon. Miss
Gladys Copeland will entertain the
pcct street.
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To say Farewell.

CompllmcntiES Mrs. Geneva John.
stone Bishop, who began her trip I,
huroTe this morning. Mrs. G. G. Fish.
g" entertained n number Of the talent
ed soloist's intimate friends at the
Fisher residence on Mt. Vernon ave-
nue. Tuesday evening.
Tkn evenings entertainment was
characterized by a pleasant informal
ity. the guests being given the pleas
rre Of listening to several songs rem
ccred by Mrs. Bishop in her charming
manner. Light refreshments were
served.
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4 Dinner Party,

Mrs Thomas Holder. Of New York
y. Y. and Mrs. Frank Flickinger of
East Center street, wer' the honor
guests at q dinner party given by
Mrs. George Knapp ANA Mrs. S. f.
DeWolfe. at the home OF the former
an Greenwood street. Tuesday qven-
ing.
Covers We're laid for IA guests at a
table prettily decorated with fern
furnishings. Tiny yellow candles al
50 added to the beauty Of the table
which was lovely In its delicate nap
cry and exquisite silver After din
ner hours were spent informally.
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Kings Dnnghtcrs NLcct.

Mrs. French Crow and Miss Alice
Crow entertained the young women
members OF the Kings Daughters
society. at their West Church street
home Monday afternoon
The afternoon was devoted to sew
ing. and lunch was served by the
hostesses at 4 o'clock. In the shogs
business meeting held. Miss Mildred
Christian was appointed pres lent
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-25

Members of the Lime City Women's
Christian Temperance Union met
Honday evening but transacted very
little business hecausc Of the absence
of several of the superintendent The
minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and devotional exercises held.
The next meeting will be held Nov
cmber 10 at Cottage street and the
Garden City pike.
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Willing Workers to Meet.

The Willing Workers Sunday school
class Of the United Brethren church
win hold u regular monthly meeting
ai the home of Mrs \. Reams, ON w.
Columbia street, Thursday afternoon
a; two o'clock All members are re-
cuested to be present as important
business win be transacted.
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For SiLE OR TRADE.

II you want TO Sell or Trade any.
thing, a want at in this paper and 81
others IN Indiana Illinois and Ohio vii
IND your party. 1t vii, only cost YOU
S2.50 per line OF 9 wor,ls, write US foe
list OF p;2pers. Austill Advertising Syn.
dicate, Elwooi, Indiana.
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PERSONALS

Miss Imogen Close of Upper San
dusky is visiting in Marion.
Mrs. ]. V. Stauffer. of Bucyrus,
spent Monday here as the guest of
friends.
Ernest Souly has returned home
from a short visit at the home of Art
Charlton at Kenton.
O. S. Rappod was n business vis-
itor to Upper Sandusky Monday.
Mrs. w. ID. Wirts left for her home
in Los Angeles. California today aft
or spending few months in this
county. as the guest of Mrs. John
Kimber and other relatives.
Mrs. John Cleary spent Wednesday
In Columbus.
Miss Frances Culberson Of East
Center street, is attending house
party at l'ostoria.
Bargains in clothing for men wo-
men and children at the Episcopal
rummage sale Wednesday evening
and Thursday. 23-3t
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Chicago e. Erie.

7WTssst-lo;25 a. m: 1905 q. M,
. Eianst@5;as a, m; 'xS:Ss a. m:
-DaiN except Sunday
xRuns to Marion only.
II Runs to Ohio City only.
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The Current Topic club held q
meeting Saturday afternoon al tn,
home of MIS- Mary Wetmore on Del
aware avenue Mrs. VIII r. Hunt
presided in the absence of the prcsl-
dent, Mrs. T.. r. Smar;. The follow
ing program was given: "'rhc Eskl-
mos" Mrs. w. G. Beatty; vocal solos
Mrs. c. J., Allen; "Thc Jesuit Mis-
sionaries." Mrs r. T.. Day.
The Misses Almendinger are enter
tanning the members this afternoon.
Mrs. Hardness i;ntcrtain,.
Mrs. w T.. Harkness entertained
at bridge last evening M her home on
the corner of Church and Vine streets.
Sly tables were placed and later in
the evening refreshments We're sery-
ed.
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Southbound-?1O13 a. m: 1895 n
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'Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
SSunday only.
2Daily
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New Social Club.

A new club, the purpos, Of the or
ganizatlon Of which is purely social
took place at the home of George v
Schweinfurth, on Mt Vernon avenue
Tuesday evening. The membership
Of the club consists of about sixty
Of the younger men Of Marion's So
clal circle. and was n9med the "Mut
and jeff" club.
George V. Schweinfurth was elected
president of the organization, Nor
san Burke, vice president and c. l..
Allen. a. G. Bachman, ana IL. II.
Stoll, compose tEe executive commit
te, whose business It Is to arrange a
series Of dances to te given by the
club during the winter \ called
meeting to further the organization
will be held sometime in the near fu-
ture.
shower for Bride.
Tuesday evening. at the home OF
Miss LeVina Neidhart on Farming
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Miss Shaw Is Hostess.

Miss Florence Shaw entertained
quite Informally for Mr.. Paul Lapp,
.of Bucyrus. who left last evening for
his new home in Chicago, at the
Snaw home on High street, Tuesday
evening.
few young men and women gath
cred at the home of Miss. Shaw early
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O., d. 4 NJ. Electric.

Depart Southbound-6 a. m. n
D.. M. p; M. 4 ., M. .. M. o. o.
m'i rrIvd P; m; 9r9 SPi m; 4 D: m. "
300 a. m. 1885 a. M. 1856 D. M.
1850 D. m. 2:55 D. M. 4;55 %. M. $50
D. m. 900 D. m, S:55 D. m. 1875 %.
.Goes TO Delaware only.
xFrom Stratford only.
Hourly service Sundays and holi-
daya.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Hooking Valley

iN7oTnthm.1;o7 =, a. M: 1917 a. m:
South45:50 a. M: 1920 a. m: sii:as
w. ~, EZO D. m: 1922 a. m,
Baiiy exceDt. Sunday
xhuns to Marion only.
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\ Called Meeting.

a called meeting cf the Kcnsington
club was held at the home Of Mrs.
\. w. Lowe at Benton Place Tuesday
afternoon. Arranga were COM
! loted for Halloween party to be
given by the club members at the
home of Mrs. John Haines ON Lincoln
avenue next Friday evening.
Marshnal!Ow Roast.
Miss Pauline Bend. Nus Il charming
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Eastbound-9:25 a. M: 1925 noon.
ES9 D; M: 1O;42 D. m: 1921 D. m.
kMeStpound-75;5s a. M: 10; ;OS a. M:
l'oo %, M: 1913 ID. M: 1910 ID. IN,
'Da,lv except Sunday "'
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4 "Drcss.Up" PnIiN.

The Catholic Ladies Of Columbus
have issued invitations for II social
and "dress-up" party, to be given
Thursday evening, at the home OF Mrs.
James Hoover, on East George
street.
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IL a. m. "''' o'ia D. m's
East-6:3S a. M: 12;bs m
il:bb D. m: 5:57 d. m. -''
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O.. NJ. g R. Electrin.

Northbound--Cars leave Marion for
bussSrns az u 3; 10 a. m; IL noon. 2.
Southbound-Cars leave Bucvrus
Tor Marion at 2, 8 and IL q. m, and 1.
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Dance Tomorrow Nlaht

Mrs. Emma Camm VIII be hostess
TO number of friends at dance to
he given at her home at CSC East
Farming street, Thursday evening
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MlssIonary soclely 10 Mect.

The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of Epworth M. T.. church will
hold its regular monthly meeting in
the parlols Of the church, Thursday
afternoon at 2;3O o'clock. The pro-
CLAM for the Afternoon is as follows:
Lesson topics. The Treasury, The
Frontier and supply Work.
Hymn l99
Devotional exercises. Rev. C. r,
Havinghust.
Business. Members please remem-
her to bring small sack of potatoes
for shower for Watts de Peyster Home
as voted at last meeting.
Paper. The Treasury, Mrs. Frank
Hunter.
The Frontier and Supply Work,
Mrs. Geo Won Stein.
eading. Mrs y. i. Tilton.
Talk by the pastor.
Music, Mrs. V. f.. Dombaugh.
Social hour
Every woman of the church Is in
vivited and any others will be well
come.
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Akron to Try ocean Fllqht.

Akron, o., Oct. 25.-The dirigible
balloon Akron. built by +. A. Sieber-
ling Of Akron for Melvin Vaniman.
will make trial flight from Atlantic
City out upon the ocean Friday or
Saturday of this week.
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in the evening, and spent the time
in games and music. A contest Was
held in which Miss Zannah Fahey and
Mr.. Lapp received the prizes.
At ten o'clock, n dainty lunch was
served at the dining room table,
which was prettily adorned with cut
flowers and with fortune cards as
plate favors. A huge mound of fruit
formed the center piece of the table
Business Meeting Held.
A business meeting of the Marion
Choral society was held last evening
In Professor T.. T.. Hlpsher's studio
ON West Center street. There was Il
fne attendance of the members and
en- interesting meeting was held. Dur
ing the business meeting. the officers
FOR the coming Year were elected as
follows l.. T. IIlpsher. director. Asa
Queen, president. Earl Rhulman, vice
president. Miss Mildred Moss. secre-
tary, Mrs. H. T.. Hill, treasurer, Mrs.
William Ackerman, librarian, Miss
Y orda Miles, assistant librarian. and
Miss Irene Neatly. reporter. A con-
stitution, was adopted by the society
and several committees appointed.
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Fire music win he furnished and ev-
c,ybody Is welcome to attend the
dance.