The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-08

art of Columbus, Miss Margaret Ly-
Cns of Columbus, and Mrs @. W. Car
ter of this city.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. +. II.
Hamilton On Pearl street.
e Mrs. G. G. Sochrist offered the nos
pitality OF her west columbia street
home yesterday afternoon to the mem
ers of tho Woman's Guild of the St
Paul Episcopal church. The meeting
Of yesterday was a social one and
various social diversions made the
afternoon enjoyable. At o'clock the
hostess presided at an artstlcally
flower decorated tea table. t
'rhe next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the parish house.
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sThe Ladies' society of the Reformed
church held It's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Brlgel
ndthe home of Mrs. Henry KIehm on
Leader street The usual business re
lcoived attention after which refresh-
ments were served and the ladies' linz
gored over tea cups for a season of
conversation.2E ie3 th rnp 't
Thelnext meeting win be held the
first Thursday In October at the home
of Mrs. John Flake on south Prds-
| rcct street te.e'0 ~ i"t thF H.
The meeting Of the Missionary So
ciety OF the Wesley M. u. church was
postponed until next Thursday on ac-
count oC,jhe Grand Missionary tour"
yesterday. Mrs Bessie Redding of
Church street will be the hostess
The members of the Prenox club
we're entertained las, evening at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Augenstine on
| Windsor street Tables were filled
end a series of progressive euchre was
| Played The little god cf chance fa-
vCred Mrs. Roy Pinyerd and scores
awardeG her the highest number Of
games The hostess presented her
| with a Handsomely hanG-dccorate1
| rlate At'10 O'Clock tables were COW
cred with snowy napery and carl
lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Mark
Roof on Grand avenue.
The members OF the Cloister club
entertained with stag card party
and smoker last evening In their
lrccms on east Center street. The al
fair was given as a farewell to the
members who will leave soon to at
tend school At various places A va
r.ety OF card glmes was played ana
at the close If the evening refresh
ments We're served.
Mrs. George B. Christian. Jr., was
hostess 10 the members of the En-
broidery club yesterday afternoon at
her home on Mt. Vernon avenue.
Nearly all of the members were pres
ent.
The guests arrived about o'clock
and exchanged ideas over art needle
work and embroidery frames until
the twilight hour when "A dainty tea
was served.
Guess Of the hostess besides the
members were Mrs. Edward Esming-
er of Columbus, Mrs. Garret of Bos-
ton ana Mrs. Rush of Chicago.
The next meeting will be held IN
.wo weeks. fI
Miss Mildred Barnes OF Peoria, H.
linois. the guest of Mr.. Fred CUTLERY
on Delaware avenue was the favor
guest at the luncheon given by Mrs
, Lowell Cutlery at her country homs
southeast of the city yesterday.
Astors in many delicate colors dec
Grated tie prettily appointed table a
which covers were placed for: Misses
. Mildred Barnes, Stella Evans. Donni
Ruth Crissinger Mildred Christian
Olga Morganthaler, Rosalie Stretltz
Ruth Fisher and the hostess.
Following the luncheon hour tn,
/ hostess fingered for season of chat
ting and needle work.
The members of the Modern EN-
4 broidery club went to De Cliffe yes
4 terday to be the guest of Mrs. Georg
} Davis. formerly of this city and
I member OF the club. The day wa
given over to social pastimes and a
4 the noon hour an elegant course din
4 ner was served.
The next meeting win be held /
two weeks.
y Mr.. and Mrs. IL. N. Quigley are tn
happy possessors of new Winte
< Master Player Piano. They purchase
4 IT. from Peters rs-Gebhardt- Peters.
I'll A. J. HAND, photo srapher. make
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