The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-10

a present of his parents. Music and
games whiled away the evening and
nice refreshments were served.
Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Benzler. MIR.
and Mrs. William Benzler, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Leiller, Mr. and Mrs.
George Setter Mr. and Mrs Harry
Kohbarger, Misses Katie Setter, Edna
Thibaut, Onna wager. Cora Thibaut.
Stella Benzler, Marguerite Fetter An
ma Setter, Stella Fetter. Nina Yaeer,
Clara Schweinfurth. Genevieve Wager.
Mabel Herringer, Hattie Fetter, Mar
guerite Benzler, Cora Fetter, Marie
Benzler. Caroline Kohbarger. Lucille
Benzler.
Megsrs. Herbert Llchtenberger, Will
liam Setter. Denzil Whips Paul Lii,
Herbert Berringer, Olpha Setter,
Henry Benzler, Edward Fetter. Ciar-
ence Arnold, Earl Fetter, Peter We
westzer, Elmer Benzler. clifford Setter
Gilbert Benzler Roy Wewestezer and
Alfred Kohbarger.
Misses cleo Finley. Ethel o'Connor,
Grace Horseman. Rose and Daisy
Waddell have taken cottage at Lake
Side and will enjoy a weeks outing
at that well known resort during the
week
Mr. Ray King entertained few
of his friends from Akron at a house
party over the week end at his home
on Mt. Vernon avenue The guests
arrived Friday and have been enter
tained by the various diversions which
the beautiful home gardens and lake
afford. saturday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs, George King entertained for
their son and his guests at a garden
party. Mrs. King is an ingenious host
ess her wonderful hospitality being
| displayed on numerous occasions and
her ability to make her guests happy
having been shown by the delightful
J way In which she extends to her many
4 friends the gracious and hhselfsh
hospitality of her home ano the plea
sures of It's gardens and park This
event was similar in detail to many
of the famous garden parties given
| by the hist and hostess. The guests
were received on the great beamed
veranda running the length of the
lake side of the house. and were pass
ed on to mingle in delightful socia-
bility on the lawn. IN the great cen
tral han Dowler's orchestra furnished
music and during the evening hours
dancing was enjoyed on the porch
At 6;30 o'clock buffet luncheon was
served in course fashion.
Those present were Misses Harriet
Loomis Mary COnnor, both OF Ak
ron; Misses Hilda Garberson and
Donna Crissinger of Marion. Mis-.
Davies of Barberton. Messrs. Wade
en-. Miss Helen Lauise Lyons OF sid.
In whose honor the function was gIs.
Idelot, Cramrine, and Reed of Akron
ney. the guest of Miss Stella Evan'
Miss Helen Louise Lyons of Sidney
the guest of Miss Janet Longbon, Mis-
Ralph Snyder of Gary. Indiana, tn,
guest of Miss Helen snyder, Mr. anC
Mrs Lowell CUTLERY, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Haberman, DR.. and Mrs. G. G.
Smith, Misses Marguerite Krause
Haze Harvey, Helen Rosenberg, Stella
Evans. Edith Smith, Carrie CUTLERY
Ruth Fisher, Roma HOfstetter. Haze
Lepper. Eliza Dickerson, Olga Nor
ganthaler, Rosalie Strelltz, Heller
Snyder, Janet Longbon, Lucretla Gar
berson. Ruth Mckinnis. Dora Nash
Zelda Rsmer, Erinea Edmondson
Gertrude Schrader and Messrs. Bel
Grlls. Edward Schrader, Emil Sween
ey. Rex Andrews. Arthur King Thos
McMurray, Leo Fisher, Frank Foster
Howry Warner, John Sells, Cliffor,
Gillette, Malcolm Strelitz, Gustav
Hogan, Walter Hahn, Thorp Paddock
Day Orr. Clifford Stoll and Jane
Woods.
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