Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-03
SOCIETY.

How tho People, Young and Old, Have
Enjoyed Themselves.
On Saturday evening last large
number of friends were entertained at
the home OF the Misses Maddy. The
evening was highly enjoyed by the
guests who pronounced the Messrs. and
Misses Maddy excellent entertainers.
On Thursday evening party of
young people arranged surprise party
for George Rheinfrank. OF course
George claims he knew all about it sew
eral days before, but Notwithstanding
this fact he was not at all prepared for
company and his friends are entitled
to the claim of making it "real sur
prise" 1t was n jolly party of young
folks and they made the best of the
time at their disposal and enjoyed an
evening of unalloyed pleasure.
Miss Ollie Chubb entertained party
of her young friends last Friday night,
all of whom report having enjoyed
very pleasant evening.
One of the most pleasant social events
of the season was the entertainment
given by the Misses Lawrance at their
Front street home, on Saturday even
| ing last, in honor of their accomplished
friend, Miss Marie Black of Bowling
Green. Miss Tia Lawrence, in cos
tune of pink crepe and black lace,
assisted by her sister, Miss Ada, who
was attired in lavender and black, re-
ceived the guests. while little Helen
acted as usher. Miss Black looked
very charming in a figured silk gown
trimmed with olive silk. Among the
guests we're Miss Bess Hanson, who
wore very pretty costume Of blue silk;
Miss Lena Wedertz in Canary silk dec
GRATED with crystal trimmings; Miss
Della Tracy in an attractive dress Of
brown wool and velvet; Miss Lottie
Clegg in ecru and green velvet: Miss
Lettie Clegg in pretty dark blue
tailor made costume: Miss Edith Chap
man was attired in a pink costume of
crepe and chiffon; Miss Thompson in an
; elegant costume of pale blue silk with
pearl trimmings, and Miss Myrta
Wight in a beautiful Grecian costume
OF pink silk.
The gentlemen present were Messrs.
Rheinfrank. Barton, Hoover, Chilcote,
Champney, Wedertz. Thompson, Les
lie and Archie Ross, and Lawrence.
During the evening very elegant re-
freshments were served. The table:
were decorated with potted plants
e which gave a very pretty effect.
r The guests, after having pronounced
the evening pleasant one, departed
> for their homes.
The Goth birthday of Mrs. J. c
Q Hoyt, on Friday evening last, was made
d the occasion Of pleasant surprise
r party.
The friends met at convenient place
aid marched to the house with vel
It filed baskets, and completely surprised
e Mrs. Hoyt. They enjoyed refresh
:. ments and general good time, ant
% presented the lady with II very fin
e rocking chair. She also received
u beautiful album from her grandson
The guests were, G. H. Caldwell an,
wife, John Kohl and wife, Isaac Whit
:, son and wife, Art Mandell and wife, Z
y A. Cox and wife, Henry Hitchcock an
wife, d. VanHellen and wife, Hase
ir Hamilton and wife, Miss Lille Chilcot
,e and Kittie Caldwell. Mrs. M. Ellis, Ed
Caldwell, +, A. Underhill, Chris
Spilker, o. Edelman, +. A. Hanum an
re w. H. Smith of Stony Ridge, and Chas
< Eigler of Toledo. 1t was II merry part
IN and they all wished Mrs. Heyt woul
~ have birthday every week.