The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-18
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Mrs. Chris 1ries proved delight |
full hostess when she entertained the |
members OF the Woman's Relief |
corps and number of other friends
at her home on John street. Fri |
day.
Mrs. Flies received her guests in
rooms prettily decorated for the oc-
oaslon with Irish and American flags, |
and festoons of green crepe paper. |
The ladies spent the afternoon very
enjoyably with the needlcwork and
also a number of social pastimes. At
biz thirty O'Clock the hostess ushered
them to the dining room table. where
q Dutch lunch was served The table
was prettily decorated with green in
honor of st. Patrick, and the CENTER
piece was unusually original and
clever. In tiny wheel barrow sat a
miniature st. Patrick driving a toad
harnessed to the barrow with green
ribbons An exceedingly REALISTIC
green snake was being driven ahead
of the toad, and the Irish footman
came behind the barrow. Tiny green
shamrocks were used as plate favors.
The evening hours were spent in
| formally.
1
| Mrs. L. T.. Clapsaddle was hostess
| to the members of the Woman's cir
| Gle at her home on north Main street
Friday afternoon
The time fvas spent in needle
| work and games, and a contest was
| he'd, in which Mrs Charles Hos
letter and Mrs. John Crissinger receiv
I'd the prizes. An elegant lunch was
served at five O'clock.
Nfrs. ]. p. Luellen was the only
club guest at this meeting.
in two weeks. Mrs. John Sutton
will entertain the club at her home
ion Silver street.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church held
a st. Patricll's social In the parlors
OF the church Friday evening, which
was very enjoyable. The church par
lors were decorated with green and
white trimmings in remembrance of
the day and shamrocks were used as
| favors at the lunch which was serv-
spent informally with music and
chat.
MIR. Carl Lister and MIR. Harold
Neidhart entertained a number OF
young friends at the home of the
former on Girard avenue, Friday
evening.
The young people enjoyed the even
ing immensely spent in music and
games, and various other social pas
times. The house was prettily adorn
ed with st. Patrick day decorations
| al,
pearance. Shamrock place cards
were used as favors at the lunch
which was served by Mrs. Lister.
Guests were: Misses Ruth Good
sell, Marian McCullom, Ethel Kllngle
Emma Kinsler Mabel Hickman.
| Ruth, Partlow. Blanche Balm, Inez
| Plckeriitgs Mabel Helwig, Nellie
FClark. Mildred Holverstott, Daphne
Longshore, Messrs. clifford Swisher,
| Walter Conardy. Lin Strawser, Lin
| Curtis, George Long, John Kuli, John
Koehler and Don DeI-ong. W
II Sociability Of delightful nature,
characterised the six O'clock dinner
/ given by nfr. and Mrs, Carol David
son and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ireton,
IFriday evening. at the home of the
Il
| The guests were members of the
Colonial Bridge club, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. ~. Stanley. DR.. and Mrs N.
| +. Tilton, Mr., and Mrs Eibling, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Strayer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Smith and MIR. and Mrs.
Schoenlaub. s
i The guests were seated at tables
dainty with decorations OF trailing
smilax and fern, and with tiny hand
Il painted shamrocks for place cards.
Ferns and other potted plants were
arranged in profusion about the
rooms, Transforming them into fairy
bowers.
II Nine tables were filled with cards,
which resulted In Mrs. Charles Hab-
n erman winning the honor trophy OF
i the ladies, which was a sterling silv-
er call-bell. Dr. N. #. Tilton was the
\ fortunate winner of "a handsome burn
II ed wood ash tray.
The dinner was served as COM
Il pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eicken-
Il barry, OF Van Vert, house guests of
i Mr., and Mrs. Ireton
| Little Miss Dorothy Houghton en-
/ tertained the pupils of the fifth grade
| of the Greenwood school building at
her home on Vine street Friday even
ing.
The children spent the evening in
playing games and contests. and at
$3.50 o'clock refreshments were served
In keeping with 81, Patricks day.
Misses Helen Wright, Mary Smith
and Katherine Headley assisted the
little hostess in serving.
II Guests of Miss Dorothy were Miss
II Berndt, the children's teacher, Misses