The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-05

y les were ButStS VI llt NluD OH lulS
occasion.
In two weeks the club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Frank Stanley on
Girard avenue.
The Morning Musical club met al
the home of Mrs. Victor Dombaugh
on east Center street, this morning,
and enjoyed another interesting pro-
grom. The study for the morning
was Italian composers. Miss Ada
Bowen opened the program with
well-prepared and interesting paper
on "The Organ-Its Construction"
Miss Bowen handled her subject in a
very comprehensive and entertaining
manner, tracing the construction of
the organ from the first instrument
ever made up to the finished instru-
ment of today. Following Miss Bow
en-, Sgambatis Nocturne in ID was cX-
quisitely rendered by Miss Eliza Mol
10y. Sa Sarah Rose was the title of
solo sung by Miss Carmen Blow.
Combattim ento. by Sgambati, was a
piano solo played by Miss Grace Dur
fee. Mascagni's Sweet be Thy Rest
(Cavalleria Rusticana) was sung by
the piano by Miss Grace Durfee, and
on the violin by Miss Ethel Leffler
The first movement of Grieg's sonata
opus was artistically rendered by
Mrs. Dombaugh. Miss Leona Gurley
closed the program by singing Tostfs
Mattinata.
In tho business meeting which fol-
lowed, Mrs. Dombaugh offered the
club the hospitality. of her home al
the next meeting. which will take
place on the nineteenth of this month
Mrs. Fred Haberman Sr., extended
the delightful hospitality of her Della
ware avenue home, to a number OF
friends yesterday afternoon, when
she entertained at bridge party for
her house guests. Mrs. w. II. Bing
ham, of Toledo, Mrs. r. Il. Carlyle,
of Buffalo. and Mrs, G. Carlyle OF
New York. Seven tables of bridge
were filled gy the guests at which
Mrs. Henry Stone won the honor
prize, and Mrs. j. Il. Prendergast
received the consolation. At five, a
dainty tea was served. Plate favors
were red carnations.
again this afternoon.
The Rebcccas of Caledonia gave
their annual banquet in the odd Eel
lows hall last evening. A fine pro.
gram of instrumental and vocal music
and recltations was enjoyed afte
which, delicious course dinner was
served Covers were laid for one
hundred and thirty-dve.
Mrs. Fred Haberman is entertain
ing second company of friends this
afternoon in honor of her house
guests.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hoskins entertained
Mrs. j. ID. Wise and Mrs. n. Nc
Keever at dinner Wednesday even
ing. Covers were laid for four.
The embroidery club gave "A linen
shower at the home of Mrs. Frank
Keller on east Center street last
last evening, for Mrs. John Cob
bold and Mrs Roy Sanford. Upon
the tenth anniversary of the marriage
OF any member, the club celebrates
the happy occasion with a shower.
Mrs. Cobbold and Mrs. Sanford were
nicely remembered by all their
friends.
After season Of greetings and con
gratulations, the evening was spent
Informally with music and conversa-
tion. According to the rule of the
club there were no guests other
that the members.
Al ten a dainty lunch was served
in the dining room which was pret-
tily decorated with poinsetta bios
SONS. Covers were laid for eighteen
The Nous Ami Embroidery club
was organized at the home of Miss
Name Filliatraut on east Center
street last evening Following the bust
ness session, the members enjoyed the
evening spent in embroidery work.
The next meeting of the club Will
occur in two weeks at the home of
Miss Eva Allen on east Center street.
The members of the Kensington
club enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
John Thombs, at her home on Barn
hart street yesterday afternoon. The
time was pleasantly occupied with
needlework and embroidery, and at 5
o'clock, tea was served In a contest
held, Mrs. A. w Lowe won first prize
and Mrs. VIII Phillians received the
consolation.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. VIII Phil
lians on south Grand avenue.