The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-15

- oHeluoii, hrS' w. IL. Clurk, MrS.
Ernest Phillans. Mrs. Clara williams,
Mrs. T.. Frltch and Miss Bertha Smith
and Miss Matte Thompson.
In two weeks Mrs. A. Daniel will
receive the club at her home on
Silver street.
In honor of the thirteenth birthday
OF her son, Frank Bensley, Mrs. j.
f.. Bensley invited a number of his
friends to spend the evening with
him at his home on Cherry street,
Tuesday. The guests arrived about
seven o'clock and spent the time very
pleasantly with games and music. At
nine thirty o'clock, dainty buffet
lunch was served.
The guests remembered their young
host with a number OF pretty gifts
Those present werei Misses Blanche
Mealey, Gladys Bauer, Elsie Acker-
man. Mary Anderson, Mabel Wood
ard. Isabel Court. Marie Huggins,
Edna Higgins. Bertha Hickman.
Charlotte Bechtel, Mary Ralston. and
Messrs. Clifford Knight, Paul Smp-
son, Carl ConlSle, Robert Uhler, Edgar
Foster, John Dieyer. Murrel Barn
hart Edwin King, and Wallace
Shackleford.
Mrs. M. II. Pinyerd was hostess to
the members OF the Current Topic
club at her home on south Prospect
street, yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing program was observed:
Roll call TO which responses were
made with exchange OF valentines.
,fn nl.a Ia
joyable In a number of ways. Some
IF the members brought original val
sntines, such as boxes of candy and
| various other dainty gifts and made
the exchange by passing them around
among the members. An interesting
paper "Ostrioh Farms" was given by
| Mrs. Mary A. Wolford which was ex-
| ,eedingly entertaining. Mrs. Wolford
supplemented her account of the
| ostrich farms of Africa with her own
personal experience at the farms in
California. Mrs. j. b. Kearse discuss
| ID the Ivory Trade" in a very pleas
ing manner. and following her, Mrs
i w. Il. Denman talked on the Rubber
Trade" Mrs. T. Il. Day read an in
teresting account OF "The New Slave
Trade" which was splendidly written
"Natal, the Garden of South Africa
vas the subject of Mrs. NJ. Il. Wet
more's paper and Mrs. Pinyerd gave
the Current Events for the meeting
The critics report by Mrs. d. l.
sellars closed the program.
Mrs. II. r. Mann. of west Center
street, will entertain the club In tive
weeks.
Mrs. George Baker was hostess Il
the members of the w. S. j. club a
her home on east Center street, yes
terday afternoon. The ladies brough
their needlework and embroidery ant
| spent a very enjoyable afternoon II
he pursuit of needlework.
During the business session held
Mrs. William Morganthaler was elect
ed president. Mrs. George Baker. vic
president, and Mrs. l.. IL. Starr, sec
retary and treasurer. A report of tn
years work was read and approves
There were no guests OF the club n
this meeting
At g o'clock the hostess served tea
in the dining-room which was deco
rated with cut flowers
Little Miss Violet Secrist celebrated
her fifth birthday yesterday by invit
ng a number of her little friends Il
her home on Trey avenue, to spen'
he afternoon. The children playet
games and heartily enjoyed the time
At $3.50 O'Clock lunch was served II
the dining room which was prettil!
adorned with hearts and festoons o
crepe paper. Tiny candy hearts wer'
given as favors. The little hostess re
ceived a number of beautiful gift
from her friends.
Those present were Ruth Morrison
Dorothy Smith, Mildred Zerbe, Edn;
Tucker. Juanita Tucker, Iona Rich
ards, Ruth Waddell, Geneva Stiffler
} Winifred Landon, Helen Camp, Kath
crime Gelbaugh and Glen Shindler
Russell Fowler, Clyde Camp, Warrei
Sawyer Albert Postal James Rich
ards. Merrel Morrison, Edward GilleI
and Ruth Stoll.
In contest held Albert Posta
received the prize and Merrell Nor
rison the consolation.
Mrs. F. d. Schweinfurth was giveI
J a very pleasant surprise yesterday aft
ernoon when the ladies of the Ten
A club and a number of friends call
ed to give her a house-warming a
her home on Cherry street.
The ladies spent the afternoon yer!
pleasantly with conversation and mu
sic. and at O'clock, an elegant din
ner brought by the guests ives served