The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-14

The Young Matron's club meeting
has been postponed for this week, and
will meet on the 22nd at the home
of Mrs. Ray Bennett.
The members OF the "Star" Sun
day school class of the Calvary Evan
gelical church. gave their teacher.
| Mrs. l.. ID. Zachman, a very pleasant
surprise at her home on South Main
street. Monday evening. the young
! ladies' called early in the evening, and
spent the time very pleasantly with
| games and music. The hostess
mother, Mrs. william BoHham. served
a very dainty lunch at the close of
| the evening.
Guests of Mrs. Zachman were
Misses Ruth Kinsler. Donna Stull,
Serepta Baker, Mary Fetter Georgia
! Wilcox, Clarabel Kinner, Gladys
Trapp. Dorothy Johnson, Gladys Carr
and Helen Holderman.
| ,As compliment to their house
| guest, Miss Meta Thorn, of Massilon,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Shaw and Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry Shaw entertained a
number of young men and women at
| their home on High street. Monday
| evening.
| Cards, music and dancing formed
| pleasant diversions for the evening,
and a number of the guests rendered
several pleasing musical selections.
Mr.. George Arms sand a solo entitled
ION the Road to Mandalay' and Miss
Evelyn Burke and Mr.. Arms sang a
very pleasing duet, accompanied by
Mr.. George Arms sang a solo entitled
rendered a piano solo.
II Light refreshments were served by
II the hostess at ten o'clock.
II Guests were Misses Besse Sifritt,
Josephine Wooley. Marie Burke,
Evelyn Burke. A. Terry, Messrs Chal-
mer Sifritt. Ernest King, George
Arms. Claude Terry, Oakley Shaw and
William Shaw.
Mrs. s. e. DeWolfe was hostess
TO the members of the Woman's club
at her home on Greenwood street,
Monday afternoon. What Is the end
of fame? 'Tis but to fill a certain
portion OF uncertain paper" The
above quotation was used as the
!, topic for the afternoons study. Re-
sponses to the roll call We're made
with Extracts from Xenophon. Mrs
S. e. Barlow read paper on the
subject OF 1.-THE Roman Conquest
prepared by Mrs. f. d. McKinnis,
which was very interesting. A solo
by Mrs. w. n. Harder, was pleasing
| addition to the program of readings
lI and an old fashioned spelling match
which followed proved very enter
tanning. The Critics report brought
the close of the program. In one
week Mrs. w. l.. Warner VIII
-eceive the club at her home on
East Church street.
III "a Woman's rank lies in the fuil-
ness of her womanhood; therein alone
is she royal" This was the quotation
for the afternoon meeting of the Re-
search club at the home of Mrs. s.
l.. Leeka on East Center street, yes
terday afternoon.
III The program was opened with the
roll call to which responses We're
made by each member singing q
verse of her favorite song. Mrs. w.
II. Hinklin then gave a most enter
tanning paper on the subject OF
"Womans Progress" and was fol
lowed by "Three minute talks on
American Women by several of the
members Mrs. chauncey Furman
discussed "Philanthropists" Mrs. II
A. Hartman read a paper on the
subject of "Singers," prepared by
Mrs. John Clark Mrs. w, 7. Jones
took for her subject, Lecturers"
Mrs. s. l.. Leeka spoke on Ere
formers and Mrs. II. N. Quigley
talked OF Mothers" One OF the in
teresting talks Of the afternoon wal
given by Mrs. Frank sifritt, wh'