The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-09
NEWLY WEDS ARE
GIVEN SHOWER
Prospect Inter Nos Club
Entertains Mr.. and Mrs.
Dio Dix.
Many Beautiful Presents
Are Received by Bridal
Couple.
Other Interesting News in
and About
Prospect.

Prospect, Dec 9--The Inter Nos'
club gave a miscellaneous shower for
Mr.. and Mrs Dio y. Dix at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il NJ. Stockwell. Tuesday evening.
The early part OF the evening was
passed I'm a sociable way, and the
bride and groom were made TO sit
uron the floor in the midst of the
| "onlookers," while they unwrapped
the presents. The newly-married
couple received many useful as well
az beautiful remembrances in china.
silverware, aluminium, linen. etc.
After much persuasion Miss Alice
Codding recitcd n very beautiful and
appropriate poem Of her own COM
position. which was received with
much applause. When quietness was
again regained all were invited to
the dlning-room, and partook OF
fine luncheon. Music and 800" fur
nished amusement for the remainder
OF the evening. Thoe present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Cox Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Mansfield Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Tinefrock. Misses Maude Rob
orts. Audrey Bolander Of Marion.
| Helen Freeman, Hazel Osborn, NAL
licent Biggerstaf, Alice Codding.
Edna Stockwell, Helen Stockwell and
| Messrs. Clarence Wilcox. Morris
| Humphreys. Fred X. Dix and Harold
| Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Canouse spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Carey,
where they attended the funeral of a
| relative.
Lawrence Fleming Of the o. s. L..
| spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with his father. NJ. e. Fleming.
| Rev. l.. II. Hurrelbrlnk, OF the
Lutheran church, spent several days
last week with sister in Toledo.
Earnest Cox OF Akron, spent
Thursday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w Webster and
children. Bennie and Annetta spent
several DAYS last week with her sister
Mrs. Floyd Freeman, at North Lewis
turg
Miss Pauline Cellar. OF Mon Clova.
! near Toledo. was the guest of her
mother Mrs. r. j. Cellars, during the
| Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pace and
| daughter. Elizabeth. Of Toledo, spent
several days last week with her par
ents. Mr.. end Mrs. I. ID. Harshberger.
Mrs Elizabeth Travis and grand
daughter, Dorothy Kuehner, spent
everal days last week with relatives
MT West jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Drake spent
several days last week with relatives
at Cardington.
Mrs. Addie English was the guest
| arI Ur~otiqln a CAlnm-
bus Saturday and Sunday
Harry Curl returned Thursday
from an extended trip through the
West
| Glenna and Lenna Fleok spent Fri
day and Saturday with relatives at
Marion.
Mrs. r. T. Pace and daughter. OF
Cleveland. was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. George Johnson from
Tuesday to Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. r.. H. Finefrock and
daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. T.. IL
Sauer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sc
| landers, Miss Millicent Biggerstaff
were entertained at the home of
Frank Hazen Thanksgiving day.
Albert Weiser, of Capital Universi-
ty, OF Columbus, was the guest OF
MS aunt MIS- NRNAANAAAAN WV f'NNT
urday and Sunday,
Ray and Roy Pace. of Cleveland,
visited relatives here, Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Ladies' society of St Paurs Luth-
eran church, was held at the home
of Mrs. G. f. Cast, Wednesday even
ing.
Joseph Crafty, of Columbus spent
several days last week with relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gill, of Ma
ricn, We're guests OF her father John
Ludwig, over Sunday.
Or. ana Mrs. Jessie Hunter, anA
SONS, Rowland and Vail, of Colun-
bus, were entertained at the homo
of her sister, Mrs H. ID. Beavers,
Sunday. Mrs. e. s. McNabb and
daughter Margaret and Miss Iva
Prouse, of Ashland, were guests OF
Mrs. Beavers. Sunday and Monday.