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

tspent socially.
The next meeting of the societ!
will take place in one month.
The r. c. c. club met at the hom,
of Mrs Guy Jones on Windsor stree
Thursday afternoon.
| The time was pleasantly spent IL
work on embroidery and fancy sew.
ing and light refreshments were
| served.
The next meeting VIII be with Mrs
Charles Conrad on west Center street
The Sunday school class Of Mrs u
j. Cox. of the First Baptist chur,h
enjoyed an afternoon outing at Lin.
coin park Thursday. The young wo.
men spent the afternoon very de-
lightfully in playing games and In
other out door pleasures and at
o'clock a picnic lunch was served.
The Missionary society Of the Wes-
icy Methodist church met at the
church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. DeSsa Reading opened the pro-
gram with reading from the leaflet
entitled "The Navajo and His Chill
dren." After this number, Mrs. Read
ing rendered pleasing piano sclo.
MANDY Jane" was the subject of a
ieafiet extract read by Mrs. II. A. Dill
worth after which Mrs. j. l.. Bolton
read sally AIMS Experience" so
cial hour followed ,ne close of the
program.
In one month. Mrs. Reading VIII
receive the society at her heme ON
west Church street
The II G.. G. club girls enjoyed a
chicken supper at the Imperial res
taurant Thursday evening. Covers
we're laid for twelve. The party We =
from the restaurant 20 the home of
Miss Louise Gun. on Vine street.
where the evering was spent with
games and music.
Miss Rose Houghton was hostess to
ebout seventy-fve friends Thursday
afternoon at her home on Curley ave-
nue.. Miss Houghton is soon 70 leave
for California to make her home, and
the reception was in the nature of a
farewell to her large circle Of
friends.
The afternoon was spent by the
women In work on embroidery and
fancy sewing, over which several
hours OF pleasant chat was enjoyed.
At five-thirty o'clock, dinner was
served on the lawn at tiny tables
placed under the trees. Festoons OF
Japanese lanterns and other decora-
tions beautified the lovely yard at
the Houghton home. and lent an add
ed grace 70 the pretty affair. mrs.
Gertrude Miller and daughter, Miss
Agnes, of Redwood, Misses Alice and
Martha Turner, Clara Davidson, and
Ruth and Esta Albright, assisted in
serving.
Guests from out Of town We're: Mrs
Harry Busey and Miss Nora Martin,
Of Columbus, Miss Carrie Lape. of
Mansfield, Miss Martha Robinson, OF
Kenton, Miss Haael Wells, of Della
ware, and Mrs. Lewis BEEN, Mrs. j..
l.. Horn, Miss Marry Hasting. Miss
nellie street, Miss clyde Duke and
Mrs. William Comboy, Of fleetwood.
AS a compliment to her noas, guest
Miss Carrie Gaylor, of DeGraff, Mrs.
c. q. Wiant entertained a few friends
at the homeof her mother. Mrs ID. w.
Strayer on Greenwood street, Thurs
day evening.
The time was very agreeably spent
IN social chat and music, and at ten
O'Clock, light refreshments were serv-
ed.
A delightful dancing party was
given Thursday evening at Lincoln
park by Messrs. Paul Healy ana
Gerald Lewis ODonnel for the pleas
ure OF about forty young men and
women.
The party gathered at the park al
eight o'clock and spent the evening
until ten dancing to music furnished
by Dowler's orchestra. At ten o'clock
they We're invited to the ODonnel
residence on North State street
where the remainder of the evening
was spent and light refreshments
served. Punch was served throughout
the evening.
Miss Ilene Foley. Ut Hammond, In
diana and Miss Arlene Ochs of Ken
ton, were out Of town guests.
The Golden Rule Cooking club met
at the home of Mis- sHilda Pan
born, Thursday evening.
The time wa soccupled in cooking
verious fancy dishes which were lat
er served for refreshments.
Miss Ida Willauer was the only
guest OF the school. In one month
Mrs. Sylvester Hurr of south Pros
pect street will entertain the girls
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PERSONALS +
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Mrs. Pickard of Cleveland. Ohio