The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09

ciety at the Presbyterian church yes
terday afternoon, the Foreign Mis-
sionary society met. Systematic Civ
ing" was the afternoons topic which
was first very entertalningly discuss
ed by Mrs. S. b. Lippincott Gods
Tenth" was the subject of "a paper
given by Mrs. ]. Conklin, which was
followed by true story of True
Giving" told by Mrs. william Fies
Mrs. S. c. Bates and Mrs. w. N. Har-
der were elected to serve as delegates
to the Presbytery which is to be held
in the church on April IL and IL.
The program was brought to q close
by song by Miss Mary Fies.
Supper was served to both societies
in the basement of the church by
Glass b.
Mrs. c. f. Pace entertained the
members of the N. Y. b. club at her
home on Girard avenue, yesterday att
ernoon. This was Mrs. PAGES fare
we'll meeting with the club, as she
is soon to make her home in Toledo.
The afternoon was spent with en-
broidery and needlework and was very
enjoyable. At o'clock dainty
lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Harry Mounts was the only guest OF
the club.
In two weeks Mrs. Robert Cheney
will receive the club at her home on
north State street.
Mrs. Frank Bender of Elm street
n
Freundschaff Verein society ut her
home yesterday afternoon.
There was very sood attendance
of the members and very pleasant
afternoon was spent in needlework
and conversation carried on In inc
German language. A contest was held
i'm which Mrs. Joseph Carey received
the prize.
Guests of Mrs. Bender other than
club members were Mrs. Henry
Ackerman, Mrs. Joseph Carey, Mrs.
Chris Barth, Mrs. Henry Wright
Mrs. Anna Heldman and Miss En-
ma Egli
In four weeks Mrs. John Flach VIII
entertain the club at her home on
south Prospect street.
Eight young men took a delightful
walking expedition of about eight
miles in to the country last evening
for the purpose of attending "a box
social and a belling az the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe McPeek near
Caledonia. Those composing the par
ty were Messrs. Arthur Hancock,
william Mlllsor, Ernest Sexton,
John Costell, Chester England, Mil
ton oehler, Samuel Costell, M. Lower
and B. Kaufman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McCleary
gave a family dinner at their home
| on Pearl street, yesterday Covers
were laid for twelve at the noon
hour. Guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. McCleary,
of Fortoria, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~.
Ginger and Miss Amanda Snyder
of Forest and Mrs Leah Hankins,
OF Upper Sandusky
Mrs. Paul Bailey was hostess 10
the members of the Quid Nunc CLUB
at her home on Patton street, last
| evening.
Almost all the members were pres
ent and Mrs. Merlyn Bailey Mrs
| Shroat and Miss GLADYS Bailey were
guests of the club.
Embroidery work made the even
| ing pass very pleasantly and an ele-
CANT course lunch was served at ten
o'clock by the hostess
Mrs. Fred Shurz entertained the
members of the Cucire club at her
home on west Church street, yester-
day afternoon. During the afternoon
work was done on embroidery and
contest was inaugurated by the hos
tess in which Mrs. Lou Moister re-
ceiyed the prize. Mrs. B. +. Shurz
In whose home Mr. and Mrs. Shurz
have apartments, threw open her
rooms for the pleasure of the guests
also. At o'clock small tables were
arranged throughout the rooms ana
at these the guests were seated for
tea. Hand painted place cards OF
shamrock tied with green ribbons
were plate favors. The hostess was
| assisted in serving by Mrs. John
Canoe, Mrs. II. 10. Klinefelter,
Misses Leona Hartman and Rella
| Shurz.
Guests for the afternoon We're
Mrs. o. e. Eibllng. Mrs. Harvey,
Klinefelter, Mrs. Gus Hecker, Mrs
John Canoe, Mrs. II. l.. Shrock Miss
es Leona Hartman Flossie Shurz
and Rella Shurz.
In two weeks Mrs. Lou Molster will
receive the club at her home on Wal
nut street.