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best at at at at at at is for vervata 8set YAQVUR AWAY AHT SIX MANSFIELD, OHIO, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1923 Women's Interests- -Soci Fashions- Special Articles In Social Circles SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR WEEK A Miss Mrs. Elsie Earl Troll Cowmeadow. entertains for TUESDAY Willing elub family picnic, at Pathiss Cowmeadow is entertained by Miss Esther Yuncker, North Mulberry street. E. T.

club- H. L. Hall, 278 East Fourth street. WEDNESDAY Country club July 4 dinnerLady Owls club-Plente at Casino park. THURSDAY Autumn Leaf Embroidery club Mrs.

E. F. Cleland, Ashland road. 1 OMPLIMENTING her sister, Miss Elsie Cowmeadow, wohes wedding will be an event of the near future, Mrs. Norman Burneson charmingly entertained ith a bridge-tea on Saturday afternoon at her home 011 Bowman street during the hours of 2 to 5 o'clock.

Sweet peas in the pastel shades, combined with baby's breath, made the rooms of Mrs. Burneson's home attractive. Bridge was In play at four tables. At the close of the game, tea was served the dinner room with Mrs. Wade Arbaugh, a cousin of the hostess and a bride of recent date, presiding at the beautifully appointed tea table, During the serving of the lunch, the guests each received a clever little favor in the form of a firecracker tied with white satin ribbon, which upon being unroled disclosed a tiny kid scroll upon which wits an nounced the date of Saturday, July the fourteenth, for the marriage of Miss Cowmeadow to Andrew Paule, formerly of this city but now of Cleveland.

At the close of the afternoon, Mrs. Burneson presented the honor guest with beautiful gift. Mrs. Arbaugh also received a pretty gift at this time as well as Miss Nell Dilmore, who played with high score during the game. Miss Clara Boyd, of Cleveland, was a guest.

A number of affairs have been planned for Miss Cowmeadow for the coming days before her marriage. These include one on Monday by Earl Troll, of West Fourth street: another 011 Tuesday by Miss Esther Yuncker: another next Saturday by Mrs WIlL iam Hazeltine, of Helen avenue. W. W. Class Has Indoor Pienic.

MONDAY Because of weather conditions, the W. W. class of the Mayflower Sunday school held an indoor pienic in the church parlors instead of going to the park as had been planned. After the delicious supper, a number of games were played and music was enjoyed. There were two guests at this affair, Miss Mary Benson and Miss Anna the wedding and palms, ferns and flowers used in decoration of the rooms and formed an altar before which the service was, said in guests.

the presenchelmn Knight, sister of the bride was maid of honor and 0. C. the Hamilton of Cleveland was the groom's best and Mrs. motoring to western citInk, are and will be at home after September 1st 174 Clinton Heights avenue in Columbus where Mr. Ink is connected with the J.

B. Colt Co. Mrs. Ink graduaed from Ohio State university in June. Driich-Maurer Marriage Saturday Rev.

G. A. Kienle, pastor of St. John's Evangelical church, performed the ceremony that united in marriage. Miss Katherine Driich and Christopher Maurer, Saturday morning, at the parsonage.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurer will reside at 123 Newman st. Morris-Swain Married Saturday The marriage of Miss Cecile Morris, of Lakeville, and Harold Swain of Ashland, Saturday morning, at parsonage of St. John's Evangelical church, Rev.

G. A. Kienle, officiating. will The young, couple will live in Ashland, Will Have Guests Over the Fourth Mr. and Mrs.

Donald, Kelly, 145 Bartley avenue, will have as their guests over the Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heitzler and son Junior, of Massillon.

Mr. and Mrs. Heitzler were former dents of Mansfield, Mr. Heitzler having been connected with the Ohio Public Service company, Womens Golf Club Last Week's Events The qualifying rounds for the summer tournament beginning Friday, were played this week, finishing Thursday. In the low handicap, Mrs.

James Davey and Mrs. G. W. Kenson tied for low in the first flight with a score of 106. Mrs.

Fred Walter won secodd in, the second flight with a score of 120. while Mrs. W. W. Tawse won third.

Next Friday the matches will be played off for the summer tournament of three flights. Students At Art School Misses Lillian Schad and Lucille Larow left Saturday, for Chicago where they will enter the Chicago Art School as students. Screttler- Hinzman. Marriage At Detroit. Mrs.

and Mrs. W. H. Schettler, 297 South Main street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Freda Schettler, to William linzman of Detroit. The marriage took place at Detroit Thursday, June 28, the ceremony being performed by Rev.

Theodore Jud. an uncle of the bride. at the They Come To Lane's For Fountain Dainties OUR neighbors, your friends and their friends come here for their Fountain lishes-they are served right- -sanitarily and deliciously. The Ice Cream is the purest and the and the flavorings are too. tasty, You'd better come here too.

Lane's "The Medicine Shoppe" Cor. 4th and Walnut Open Until 10 P. M. appreciate nonest, efficient at Casino park Friday evening. Covers were laid for 22 the picnic supper.

The next meeting in three weeks will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harmon, Henry street, Informal Evening Playing Bridge A delightfully informal affair was the bridge party given Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. DeGraff, at their home on Euclid avenue. High scores were made by Mrs. E. W.

Dann and Charles Fox. The courtesy was for the pleasure of Mrs. E. L. Warner of Detroit, who is a guest in the DeGraff home.

Tuesday Bridge Club Dinner At Elks Gracious hospitality marked the dinner and bridge given by Mrs. J. P. Snapp, of Vernuum avenue, when she entertained the members of her club at the Elks grill, Friday. Covers were laid for her guests at a round table, with roses and St.

Joseph Following the beautifud, dinner, the guests were bidden to the parlors of the Elk, home, where bridge engaged the evening. Mrs. C. N. Allerding made the high score.

Dinner At The Pagoda Covers were laid for ten at a lovely dinner given by Mrs. Joan Mann and daughter, Mrs. K. F. Torrence, Friday evening, at the Pagoda.

The courtesy was extended Re to Miss Minnie Carter, of of Crete, Newark and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Edward Final ney Donahoe, of Columbus, who are visitors in the city. Crystal baskets filled with bachelor buttons and hardy sweet peas lent an artistic note to the table. Follow- Coming and Going William Young is spending a week a Coldwater, Mich.

Miss Alice Talbett is in Crest: line today visiting her parents. Mrs. Foy Casey left yesterday for a visit with friends at Madison, Wis. Mrs. L.

S. Keubler went to Akron yesterday to spend the week end with friends. Mrs. A. T.

Rodgers is spending several weeks with relatives at Gault, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oberlin and of Toledo are visiting relatives in Mansfield. Miss Irene Dilmore, 87 East Fourth street, is a guest of her parents at Utica today.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Pickering have been at Oil City, the past few days visiting friends. Rev.

and Mrs. 0. L. Hull and daughter, Mary Louise, left Saturday for Anderson, Ind. Miss Dorothy Long, 269 South Adams street, is spending the day with her parents in Bellville.

Mrs. T. W. Rownd, 12 Flint street, is a guest of her sister Mrs. J.

I. Swanson of Massillon. Mrs. Philip Klein has returned home from a week's visit with friends and relatives at Chicago. Mrs.

P. G. Renie and son have have returned home from a visit with her mother at Massillon. A. Kallmerton left yesterday for Toledo and Cleveland where he will visit friends for several weeks.

Mrs. M. S. Nixon, 18 Flint street, has returned from a visit with relatives in western Pennsylvania. Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Keiser, Spring mill road, left today for a few days' visit with friends in Columbus. Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. Culver and Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Fisher are spending a few days at Cedar Point. Mr. and Mrs.

William McGinty, East Second street, are guests over the -end of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Diddle.

Miss Clara Rusher has returned to her home in Columbus after visiting Mansfield relatives and friends. Mrs. Jeanette Pluck, Weldon avente, will leave this week for Grand Rapids, to spend her vacation. Mrs. R.

V. Dye and daughter, Dale, of Huntington, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Spencer, 64 Bentley avenue, R. A.

Ellis, who has been visiting his brother in the vicinity of Butler, left last night for his home at lazen, Nevada. Edward Geeseman left yesterday for his home at Minneapolis, W. H. Oliver, Park after a visit I with his sister, Mrs. avenue west.

Mrs. M. Burgderfer and daughter Pearl and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewleft Saturday, by motor, for Catawba Island.

Attorney and Mrs. C. B. Hines, of Bellville, are in Mansfield today as guests of Mr. and the Mrs.

T. E. Winters, South Diamond street. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Bovard and son Robert, 53 Sherman avenue, are leaving Sunday motor trip to Pittsburg and other eastern cities. Mrs. Harry J. Brumenshenkel and daughter, Elaine, 65 Dawson avenue, left today for a visit with relatives at Johnstown, Pa. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Carter, Misses Lulu and Minnie Carter and French Sand felt heavily embroidered in blue makes this "different" sports model. Felt hats and furs a trifle warm for the hot weather, but "Let us be fashionable or die." home of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Clair Marlow. Mrs. Hinzman was formerly a nurse in Mansfield but for the past year has been nursing in Detroit. So-La Club Holds Picnic at Park. A very pleasant affair was the regular meeting of the So-La club Mrs.

Edward Donahoe, motored to Columbus, today, to visit Mrs. Irving Hoffman. Mrs. Emma Young, left yesterday with a party of friends oll a 110- toring trip through Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan. Rv.

and Mrs. J. D. Hull of Warsaw, returned home Saturday morning after attending the funeral of Mr. Hull's father, J.

C. Hull. John Brant and Markley McGuire left Saturday night for Beulah, by motor. They expect to spend two weeks at Crystal Lake. Mrs.

Benjamin Russell, of Cincincinnati, arrived in Mansfield Friday evening and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Russell, Springmil street. Mrs. Martin Trumpower of Perrysville and Miss Ella Hunter, of Brink Haven, are the guests of Mrs.

E. C. Jirsa and Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Miss Florence Alexander of Piqua has been the guest of her sister Miss Marie Alexander, at the Y.

M. C. Cross camp this week. Mr. and Mrs.

V. Stavenick, 568 South Main street, have motored to Chicago and Elgin, where they are visiting relatives and friends. Dr. H. T.

Clark, of the Eclectric Medical college, Cincinnati, is the guest of Coroner Wayne E. Young, while en route to the Fairview hospital, Cleveland. Miss Mary Mary Mead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mead, Blymyer avenue, leaves Monday morning for Rainbow camp, Rainbow, N.

where she will enjoy two months of camp life. Mrs. Ethed Hess, of Ambridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Inghram of Mars, have returned to their respective homes after a visit with friends in Mansfield.

Mrs. Hess visited her children, Mary, Florence, Rhoda, Wilbur and Paul Hess while here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryland, of Los Angeles, who arrived two weeks ago to visit her sister, Mrs.

Bruce Pheil, 94 West Second street have returned to the Pheil home after visiting friends a week in other places. Mr. and Mrs. Ryland will be here the greater part of the summer. BABY, BABY KEEP THE MEMORY OF CHILDHOOD DAYS BY PHOTOGRAPHS pg BABY Phone for -Canal an 2701 appointBABY, HEADLEY PEREZ STUDIO Successor to R.

A. Spratt 681 N. MAIN ST. KEVI 'ALVI REMOVAL NOTICE WE ARE NOW LOCATED AT 65 N. DIAMOND ST.

H. N. UMBARGER Formerly at 11 Park Ave W. ing the dinner the evening was spent at the Torrence home on Vennum avenue, where pink ramblers made an effective deeoration of the rooms. Entertaining Florida Visitor Wade Morrow of Jacksonville, is a guest in the home of his uncle, Dr.

R. R. Black and family, Lexington road. Indoor Picnic Alethea Club The members of the Alethea club had planned a pienic at the park and invited their husbands but owing to the cool weather. the affair was changed indoor picnic and was given at the home of Mrand Mrs.

R. C. Owens, Sturges (venue, Friday, A picnic supperierved cafeteria fashion, and cads and a radio affair one of program made pleasure. Foss-Oyster Marriage Wednelay. The marriage of Miss Gladys Marie Foss, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Foss, of Lexington road and orvile Oyster, son of Mr. and Mis. Dore Oyster, South Mainstreet, was solemnized Wednesdayafternoon at the parsonage of te Christian church of Bellville, wth Rev. C.

D. Secrist officiating. They were attended by Miss Flence Lewis and Ralph Poss, brottr of the bride. Mr. and Mrs.

Oyster will make their home in Mansfield. Dinner-Dance Country Club The dinner-dance at Westbrook Country club Friday evening, was a successful affair. Most of the diners remained for the dancing for which Hod Williams' Manhattan Enterianers provided an excellent program. (For her mother, Mrs. William Piper.) J.

N. club-Mrs. William Reed North Main street road. Le Bon club- -Outing at South park. FRIDAY Woodville Embroidery club- -Mrs.

Floyd Gabel and Mrs. Cyrus Wheeler and Mrs. J. Herrod, associate hostesses. Women's Golf club -Matches played off.

SATURDAY Mrs. W. J. Hazeltine entertains for Miss Cowmeadow at her home, Helen avenue, Heitz, and 14 class members with their teacher, Mrs. Bertha Grandon.

Mansfield Woman At Governor's Tea. During the annual convention of the Ohio G. A. R. at recently, a reception and tea was held at the home of Governor and Mrs.

A. V. Donahey to delegates and members of the various patriotic orders which convened during the past week, including the G. A. W.

R. Daughters of Veterans, S. of V. and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary. Among those who assisted in the dining room and at the reception upstairs of the Donahey home was Mrs.

Grace Downs, past president of the Mansfield S. Auxiliary, The affair had been planned as a garden fete, but had to be changed because of the iclement weather. School Chums Aid In Birthday Party. Ten friends of Leola Oberlin were asked to her home Friday evening on Summit court to aid in celebrating her 14th birthday. The white birthday cake with it's 14 small pink candles centering the table, candles in crystal holdthe bowls of roses and the other appointments all carried out a dainty color scheme of pink and white.

In contests played during the evening, prizes were won by Herbert Rinehart Howard Brown and Earl Farshler. Games were played, there was vietrola and piano music and to close a happy evening. ghost stories were told by of a single candie. Miss Leola received a number of pretty gifts. Wedding at Columbus Mansfield Man Miss Lillian Knight, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Wade Knight Columbus, was married Thursday, to Ira M. Ink. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Theron of Mansfield, Rev. A. E. Chandler of the Ashville M.

E. church, reading the service. The home of the bride's parents was the acene of Guests Motor From Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Milton W.

Conley, of West Third street, have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Daniels and daughter, Genevieve, of Chicago, who mctored to Mansfield, arriving here day evening.

Special Appliance Sale Purr Reg. Price Western Electric Ira $5.00 Sale Price Star Vibrator $5.00 $9.25 Electric Curling Iror Total, $1.50, for $9.25 Save $4.25. Pone us to deliver this group to your hme. Pay $1.00 down and let the balane come along on your light bill at month. OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY CANAL 4171 10 SOUTH PARK STREET SPECIALS FOR FOURTH! No doubt you overlooked biying something to wear for over the 4th.

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