The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-29


sist them in the celebration OF the
day.
Arriving about o'clock their COM
ing was announced by an old-fash-
ioned belling, the medley of horns and
tin-pans bringing the surprised host
and hostess to the door to extend
welcome to their unexpected guests.
After greeting Mr.. and Mrs. Fies and
offering them their wellwishings and
congratulations. the company pre-
sented them with q number of hand
some gifts. Music and games, planned
by the callers for the occasion, whiled
away the hours pleasantly An in
teresting problem game which fea.
tured the evening was won by Miss
Sophia Hinamon and Mr.. Edwin Wolf
niger. Each received pretty award
At 10 o'clock nice refreshments were
served. I'D N
The callers were: Mr.. and Mrs
Justice Zieg. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ret
ter, Mr.. Vand Mrs. Jacob Ulmer. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Sehwarder, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Augenstine, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel wolhnger. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Neidhart, Mr.. and Mrs. William Zieg
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ulmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mautz. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Furstenberger. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Furstenburger. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Schwarder, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Schwarder. Mrs. John Hinnamon
Misses Clara Mautz, Mona Myers
Mona Mautz. Clara Myers, Saphira
Hinamon. Mabel Furstenburger. Ha
gel Retter, Gertrude Augenstine. Inc;
Hinamon. Anna Neidhart Estel1n'
Zeig. Mary Ulmer. Elfrieda Zieg, Glars
| Myers, d Docla Zieg and Messrs. Law
renee Mautz, Roy Setter Charles My
ers,, Harry Setter. Harley Myers, Ed
ward Wolhnger. George Myers. Franz
Hinamon, Edward Hinamon, Wallace
wolnnger and BENJAMIN Hinamon'
The social which was planned b.
the Woman's Relief corps to be giVel
at the west Church street home, {.
Mrs. y. F., Schurz, has been postpone'
indefinitely on account OF lines
lamong its members 49,.
| The Knights OF the Macabees hel
| very pleasant so cial and entertain
nent last evening at their hall o
| ,orth Main street. A large numbe
way present to enjoy the eNcellen
Program arranged for the occasion
The first number was contribute
oy the Fassnaugh orchestra, follow
| ID by vocal number by Mr.. Harol
| Ward. which was well received.
male quartet, composed OF Messr
L Il Gfnll IsDRO
| ,achman and Earl Ruhlman, please
their hearers with several music'
numbers, followed by piano solo D
Miss Fern Hoberman. Mr.. Hem
Knickle made the address of welcom
after which Master Caster recited seN
,ral declamations to the pleasure an
amusement of his hearers. Follow
ing a vocal number by Miss Hele
Anthony, which was roundly applau'
, ed. DIR. Chidesterm, the noted medic
! examiner of Delaware, made a brit
talk on the progress of the orde
lThis speaker was followed by Mr.. \
! IV. Hanson of Mentor. Mr.. Hansc
made the initial address of the evei
, ing and besides interesting his aud
= nee with statistics showing the rap
advancement of the lodge and orde
entertained 1t highly with intermittel
Jokes and stories. Throughout the r
mainder of the evening the orchestl
: and male quartet contributed musi
At II o'clock delicious refreshmen
were served. -. alsr t.i,
1 There was delightful meeting
the Echo club yesterday afternoon
b the Cherry street home Of Mrs. Lew
/. Uncapher. Embroidery and needl
1 work formed diversion for the ear
y hours, and over their dainty sewi