The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-06
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

81 Mr. and Mrs. Carmi Church enter
tained the members of the Finch club
at their home on Lincoln avenue,
yesterday evening.
In the game. the ladies were match
ed against the men, and the latter.
proved the best players At ten light
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Guests Of the club were Miss Elmn
Church and Mr.. A. Cooper. The next
meeting of the club will be in two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank CLOSER. of Summit street.
Mrs. Fred Haberman, Sr. again
threw open her home on Delaware
avenue for the pleasure of her friends,
when she entertained at bridge yes
terday afternoon. The afternoon was
spent at the bridge tables of which
there were seven In number. Mrs.
Charles Leffler was the winner of the
first prize. while Mrs. John Cobbold
received .he consolation.
At the tea hour, dainty refresh
ments were served, at the tiny tables,
which were prettliy decorated with
red carnations.
The Missionary society of the Calr-
nry Evangelical church, held regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors. A new study,
"Western women in eastern lands"
was introduced at this session. The
topic for this afternoon meeting was
what our mothers have told us
"The condition of woman In the early
part of the nineteenth century" was
the subject of very interesting paper
read by Mrs. George Fox. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Triton discussed "The prepara-
tion for organized work.. most COM
prehensively "The women's union
missionary society, and the denomina-
tional board, was q subject enter
tainingly spoken of by Mrs. Snyder.
The subject of the Golden Jubilee,
which Is to be held In Cleveland, on
the s28 of January was brought up
and athei members were urged Ito DE
present {at this missionary eelepra7
tion. 80
4, The, next meeting OF, the society VIII
take place on the first Thursday IN
February, in the parlors of the church'
The ladies Aid society. of the Re-
formed church, met at the nome OF
Mrs. Henry Stouffer on Columbia ST.
yesterday afternoon. During the busl-
ness session, officers Tor the conins
year were elected. Mrs. Chris. Zeig
was chosen president, Mrs. F. knickle'
vice president, Mrs. Henry Egi' sec
retary and Mrs. John Flach' treasur-
er.
Following the business session. n
social hour was spent, during which
lunch was served.
The Dorcas Sunday school class OF
the First Christian church, met a'
the home of Mrs. j. A. Weidman, on
Oak street, Thursday afternoon. The
regular business meeting was helu'
during which, arrangements were
made to give n number OF progressive
parties throughout the month oi'
next Tuesday evening, Mrs. Fred MOT
rison and Mrs. Henry Baker VIII holu
a penny social at the nome OF the
former on Oak street. After the pusl-
ness meeting, a social hour was en-
joyed by the members during WHICH
light refreshments was served.
The next meeting will be held the
first Thurcday in February.
MISS Edna ScnWelIlluIth ""S '''NN'
10 the members OF the s. Il. club ana
a number of club guests THURSDAY
evening at her home on south MAN
street. Embroidery work and sewins
occupied the evening very pleasantly
and at a late hour light refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Guests of the club were MRS
James Turner. Mrs. James Welsh
Mrs. william Nippert, Mrs. Earl
smith, Mrs. George b. Schweinfurth
Mrs. Clarence Long and Mrs. Blanche
Mcpherson, Misses Lola and Meta
Raymor. Marriane and katherine
Reinicke, Mabel Anthony, Edna
schaffner Ethel Krause and MISS
Fletta Thomas OF Cleveland.
The. next meeting of the club VII
take place In two weeks at the home
of Miss Mamie Peuser on Baif
avenue.
The members OF the Alpha Mu Beta
club, together with number OF