The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-16

and a plano solo by Mrs. j. Slanser,
was very much enjoyed. Light re-
ireshments We're served buffet style.
About 200 guests were present.
About fifty members OF the Jewish
congregation enjoyed a picnic at Lin
coin park Tuesday afternoon and ev b.
ening
The time was spent in social pleas
ures until o'clock. when an elegant
l1nch was served picnic fashion.
Miss Cora zachman was hostess to
tho Buckeye Girls club. Tuesday ev-
ening at her home on south Prospect
street.
The occasion was In honor of the
approaching marriage Of Miss Bertha
gutz, IA member of the club. to Mr..
Harry Kull, which Is to take place
sometime In September.
The young women spent the even
ing with their embroidery work, and
at $3.50 o'clock, the hostess led the
way to the dining com where lunch
was served While the young women
were still ut the tables. a messenger
boy brought message to Miss Velma
Meredith, who opened IL and read the
marriage announcement, which occa-
stoned great deal of surprise.
The dining room was prettily deco
rated for the occasion with tiny red
hearts and miniature Cupids were
psed as, place cards. u
Saliva Splendens was arranged
about the rooms in tall vases, carry
onh ni
Miss Edna Butt and Mrs, Charles
Lotte were guests Of Miss Zachman
other than the members, < oi d4
Tho women OF the Happy Thought
club gave lawn party In honor OF
their husbands, Tuesday evening, at
the home oil Mrs. Martin Miller on Co
lumba street.
Japanese lanterns hung in festoons
about the yacd made the scene q very
pretty one, and games and music
made the evening pass very quickly.
Mr., ana Mrs. Edward Moore were
the for;urate winners OF the prizes
which were offered TO contestants In
2 puzzle which was inaugurated by
MIS-. Miller .s,T,.r ,.a
About ,ihirty-two guests were pres
ont. Mrs. Charles Baum, of Gallon
heing the only out-of-town guest. Ra-
freshments were served.
The Lawrence Douce reunion held
Of Garfield park, Tuesday was at
tended by about sixty people,
The picnickers gfathered at the
mark at about eleven o'clock and
srent the time in exchange of greet
ings until the noon hour when an
elegant picnic dinner was served
from the baskets which they brought
with them.
The afternoon was spent In a social
way, and election of officers TOOK
pace as follows: For the day, Geo
E. Lawrence was Temporary presl-
dent and Miss Alma Lawrence secre-
tary, protein. U. q. lawrence was
elected president for the coming year.
Lawrence Douce 1st. vice president
and Miss Ula Young secretary and
treasurer. AS executive committee,
W, r. Lawrence, r. r. Douce and
Miss Gertrude Lawrence were chosen.
CHESTS from out Of Ohio. We're;
Mfs.y G, Nv. Lawrence and Mrs. John
Preston and son, Frank, of Bowling
Green, Kentucky. Miss Faye Young,
of Phoenix Arizona. Mrs. b. ID. Lawr-
ence and Miss May Lawrence, of
Virginia, and George ]. Wolburn, of
Union city, Indiana.
In honor OF the birthday of Mr.
Albert Goyer, about forty of his rela-
tives and friends gathered at his
home three miles south of Marion
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Cover received some handsome
Iresents from his friends as testl-
monials OF their regard for him. The
evening was spent with music and
games and refreshments We're serv-
ed. rsu ata
Miss Edna Thibaut entertained O
company of young friends at hei
home, seven miles south OF Marion
| Tuesday evening. in honor OF her
eighteenth birth anniversary.
Games and music made the evening
very enjoyable one, and contest
was held in which Miss May Oswald
and Mr.. Alfred Fogel received the
prizes. Late in the evening light re-
| freshments were served.
| Guests were Mrs. Edward Ingle ol
Marion. Ernest Long and Sperrey
| Long and Welcome Neidhart of Green
| Camp. ana Misses Stella Johnson. May
Myers, Clara Mautz, Katherine Dutt
May oswald, Mary Oswald, Nina va.
ger. Alice Setter, Mauda Baseler, Mary
Renseler, Katherine Setter, Ona va
ger, Cora Thibaut, Irene Hoch, Gen
evieve wager Stella Renseler. Ive
Thibaut and Messrs. Herbert Lichten'
berger Harry Renseler Charles Iust
Wallace Dixon. Alfred Fogel Ralpf
Thbaut Harley Setter, Elmer Lust
Alvin Augenstine, Renzil Whips, Har
ley Iaucher. Fred Dutt, Paul LII, Ro,
Hoch, Alva Setter. Carl Wiley anC
Fred Smith.
i The Rayle Sunday school class o
TIE Trinity Baptist church held a pic
mic in the grove near the home Of j
Price ON Bellefontaine avenue Tues