The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-04-27
SECOND ANNIvERsARY
OF the sTwicc Five Club. .'--tsrund Ban
ouet at the Depot House.


sary OF the existence Of the "Twice
Five Club" was duly celebrated By
a grand banquet and program at
the Depot House.
The members present and their
ladies were: DR.. j. Henry Dye and
Mrs. Dir. Little, Rev. David II.
Moore and wife, Herbert II. lIar-
rington and wife, Arch A. Krieg
and Miss Sadie McCray, j. Bruce
Dollison and wife, Prof. r. T.. Ray
man and wife, NJ. Harrington and
Miss Elizabeth McManigal, A. II.
Wilson and wife, Lorenzo ID. Wick
ers and wife, Elmer o. Petit and
wife.
The invited guests were Rev. DR..
VIM. A. Powell, of Athens; Col. w.
S. Friesner and wife, and Mrs. f.
Z. Harrington.
AT the eighth hour the royal as
semblage convened in the parlors
of the hotel, and an hour later re-
paired to the banquet hall. The de.
partments were richley ladened
with pinks, the flower of the club,
and profusely decorated in pink,
the club color. At each plate was
laid the handsome year book of the
club, the contents of which covers
the meetings, lecture course and
banquets of the past two years. The
menu served was as follows:
Oyster Pattics.
Olives. Celery. Pickles.
Reception Waters.
Veal Loaf s,,,,,od Turkey; rssi ronr,o Cold Ham,
Chicken Salad. Deviled Eggs.
Cream Cheese.
Butter Sandwiches. Tea Biscuit,
Cranberry Jelley. Currant Jelly.
Nepoitan Ice Cream
Ctron Pound Cake. Fancy Cakes.
Chocolate Cake. Angel Food.
Apples, Oranges. Bananas,
Tea. Coffee.
After the elegant banquet was
over, the program OF excellent
toasts and music were i'm order.
Toastmaster, DR.. j. Henry Dye.
"Am King that should call my own
This splendid ebon throne,
Or by what reasons, or what right divine,
Can proclaim 1T miner"
-Longfellow.
Music by Friesner's Orchestra.
"Our Year Book"-H. r. Har-
rington.
'The First Edition, wholly unrevised
to--fills me with ineffable delight.
And so soar dd astra--Jut of sight"
Eugene Field
"The Fledglings"-L. d. Vickers.
"Bclovcd age of innocence and smiles
| When each winged hour some new delight
beguiles." -Kirke White.
Music.
"Woman's Clubs"-A. HI. Wilson.
"with bats and Clubs? The matter7 Speak
! pray YOU" -ShaEespeare
"When man wants weight, the woman
takes IL up,
| And topples down the scales
| -Tennyson
"The Club Flower"-R. e. Ray
man.
"That must be me, the pink, who scent
| The warders garden here.
| My petals stand in beautious ring
Sweet innocence all around fling
And boast Il thousand coiors." Goethe
Music.
"The Platform"-Dr. WIN. A
Powell.
Grove mods at grove, each alley has {
brother,
And hall. the platform justs reflects th'
other" Pope
"The Future of the Club"-Rev
ID. r.. Moore.
"Divines but peep on undiscovered worlds.
| And draws the distant landscapes MS the,
please" Dryden
After the rendition of the above
excellent program the assembling
arose from the table, all claspec
hands in circle, and sang "Ault
Lang Syne."
The year book of Club, coverin.
the doings of the two years of tn,
club, is pleasant reference indeed
In the time covered, almost ever.
important subject of the day ha
been ably discussed at the meetings
and could but the expression ofth
members at each meeting be re
corded, it would compile volum
that price could not stand the pie
of.
Long may the club live and d
good in the path they have sough