The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-11


last meeting of the society year.
Thursday afternoon.
Reports Of the years work which
we're handed i'm were very satisfactory
and showed that much good had been
done BY the society. Mrs. Viola
Wright vice president and founder of
the society In the church. handed in
her resignation as vice president and
save farewell talk to the members
of the society. Mrs. Wright is soon
tc leave for California, where she will
make her home. Reports from the
work Of supporting Bible women in
India and Japan were read and ac-
oepted
The following program was given:
Mrs. William Dowley told the story
Of Queen Esther as the devotional
exercise for the afternoon, and was
followed by a series of prayers by
different members. Mrs. A. Schumak-
er gave a sketch of the life work of
Marry Hillman in Corea," which was
very interesting. Bishop Thoburn
snd his sister Isabcllas work" was
discussed Nv Mrs. A. n. Campbell and
Mrs. Wright gave a reading "In the
camp of the insurgents" Mrs. Il. E.
Drown told Of the work done by Miss
Ella Stimmey in India, and Mrs. j. D.
Wise read a sketch entitled VANITY
Fair" Mrs. B. Il. Leavens reported
an enthusiastic meeting OF the Kings
Heralds and Mrs Frank Hunter led
the ,"Mystery Box A nominating
committee. compose OF Mrs. G. Rice,
Mrs Il. G. Smith and Mrs. f.. Il.
Dowell, was then chosen.
The next meeting WIFI be held in
one month at the church.
Mrs. Clyde Hartman entertained
the members of the Happy Thought
Circle at her home on East Church
street Thursday afternoon.
in spite of the heat of the afternoon,
the time was passed very pleasantly
In needlework and chat and various
social diversions. Two contests were
presented by the hostess. in which
Mrs. Martin Miller and Mrs. Emma
Moore proved successful in winning
the handsome prizes given by the
hostess. and Mrs. Fila Martin was
awarded the consolation.
At four thirty O'clock, dainty
two course lunch was served with
plate favors Of pink and white carna-
tions. s- .s- 4.t, ..s...
Next Tuesday evening. the women
of the club win give a lawn party
at the home Of Mrs, Martin hiiler on
Columbia street. .rt
The Toquet club members enjoyed
2 thursday afternoon spent az the
home OF Mrs. Frank Beverly on Vine
street
The hostess greeted her guests on
the wide porch of the Beverly resi-
dence, and here the afternoon was
spent in art-needle work and pleasant
conversation.
At five o'clock. small tables were
placed on the veranda, and light re-
freshments served.
Mrs. John Bender Mrs. S. II. De-
Long. Mrs Karry Meredith and l-rs.
George Geran We're club guests.
On the 24th OF this month, Mrs.
Charles Dickinson will entertain the
club at her home ON Blaine avenue.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
versalist church met at the home of
Mrs. Mary Murphy on Campbell street
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Murphy was assisted in EN-.
pertaining by Miss Cora Reams and
Mrs. Slammons.
Short devotional exercises were
held, and the remainder Of the after
noon was spent in social chat. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs Stan
ley Tromanhouser Mrs. A. Rangeler.
Mrs. J. II. Foos, and Misses Iscah
Rhodes. Audrey Slemmons and Mil
dred Muvain were guests of the al
lance.
Next Thursday afternoon the alli-
ance will spend the afternoon sewing
at the home OF Mrs David Ulsh on
east Center street. In one month Mrs
George Hostetter will receive the wo-
men at her home on Silver street.
Tn c. w. B. M. of the First Chris
tlan church met in regular monthly
session at the home of Mrs. A. c.
I.illey on Marx street, Thursday aft
ernocn. Mrs. Jennie steinman. as
president Of the society presided at
the meeting which was opened by
song. A short business session was
fltiQf IlltI AHltn NlSS fAiiltHud lttN-
CT had charge of the following pro-
gram: "A Life Beautiful" was the
subject Of an interesting reading by
Mrs. @. Massey. which Mrs. A. G
Lilley followed with a paper, "a juno
Revery." a round table quiz on the
subject, Missionary Tldings," closed
the program. a social hour, during
which Refreshments were served, fol-
lowed.
In one month, Mrs. s. j. Edsell viii
entertain the society
The social circle of the Protected
Home circle met Thursday evening
ar the home Of Mrs. Linn Donaugh.
There was a fine attendance and
lusiness matters OF importance were
transacted. A contest was held in
which Mrs. Gay Donaugh and ME
May Smith won the prizes. Refresh
ments were served.
Guests Of the circle We're Mr. and
Mrs Walter carder. Mrs. John Car
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Donaugh
Mr~and Mrs. Gay Donaugh, Mrs Man
Smith, Mrs. Nellie Reed, Mrs $. II
Anthony and Miss Catherine Hollen'
LanghA
The next meeting viii take place a
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel l1Ol