Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-11-21
SOCIETY NOTES.


Miss Grace Hollenbeck pleasantly
entertained a party of friends at seven
o'clock dinner, on Friday evening last.
Among the guests who enjoyed her
hospitality were Misses Daisy Lampman,
Elizabeth Hanson, Edith Chapman,
Ellyn Shipley, Lena Wedertz, and
Miss Sanborn of Connecticut, and
Messrs. Less and j. A. Ross, Ira Hoo
YER, Charles Chapman, Chas. Champ
ney and DR.. w. Fl. Rheinfrank.
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Sargent gave reception
to large number of lady friends on
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. Is, from
nicely decorated, and very elaborate
refreshments were served. Mrs. Sar-
gent was assisted by her guests, Miss
Camp Of MonroeYille, and Miss Tiffany
of Toledo, and proved herself an admir-
able hostess, Among the guests pres
ent were
Mesdames ComstocS, Chapman, Blue,
Stately, Lawrence, Peck, Hoover, DR..
Thompson, Orcutt, Bull, Perrin, Rob-
ertson. Brandhuber, Hunt, Weddell,
Lee, Wedertz, Hoehler, Ross, Chas.
Hamilton, Getz, johnson, Lampman.
G. Webb, Hanson, Mcknight, Clegg,
Oblinger, Hollenbeck, Beach, Chap
man, Wetmore, DR.. Bowers, Smith,
Gaertner, Sadler, Barton, Chamberlain,
Elisha Averill, Hitchcock, Yeager,
John Maddy, Henry Tiffany, DR..
Rheinfrank, Ward, and Tiffany, of
Toledo; Misses Camp of Monroeville,
Grace Hollenbecll, Anna Beach, Mary
Weddell, Wedertz, Daisy Lampman,
Myra and Bess Hanson, Mcknight,
Anna Johnson, Edith Chapman, Bow
ers, Callard and Phemie Robertson
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Braudhuber gave
a very pleasant anniversary reception
at their elegant homo last Tuesday
night on which occasion large num-
ber of guests were delightfully."- enter
tained. Only few of the guests were
aware that the occasion was their
wooden wedding, but number of very
pretty presents were received. yElab-
crate refreshments were served and a
pleasant evenings entertainment en-
ioyed.
Miss Ethel Thomas entertained a
number of young friends at her home
on Friday evening last. An oyster
supper was served and very pleasant
evenings entertainment enjoyed by
the guests, among whom were Messrs
L. j. Ewing and N. H. Diehl of Wes-
ton, HI. T. Oblinger, Geo. Schlect, Bert
RAIDER, Lloyd Newcombe, and Misses
Hattie Bradbrook of Bowling Green,
Anna Clegg, Tora Hoffman, Bess Blinn
and Helen Danz.
On Thursday evening last party
of young people enjoyed a pleasant
social entertainment at the home of
Frank Eckel. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour. Excellent refresh
ments were served and the occasion was
one long to be remembered by the guests,
among whom were Misses Esther Byrne,
Jane Garrow, Katie Volk, Anna and
Alta Moser, Lucy and Rosa Publ, Ethel
Thomas, Tora Hoffman,, Anna Schwind,
Anna and Emma Schaller, Alice and
Pearl Bostdorf, Ida Kazmeier, Ida,
Clara, Ada and Emma Lober, Cora
Gunder, Mamie and Carrie Eckel, Edna
and Grace Thompson, Mamie Syler,
John Moser, Jr., and wife, George and
| Will Moser, Frank Rebensal, Sam
Schaller, John and Chester Byrne, John
Garrow. Burt Hufford, Harry and
Charles Schaller, Fred Lober, VIM.
Miller, George, John and Fred Eckel,
John, Thomas and Fred Bostdorf, Nick
Ronau, George Fines, Wilson Cole, Geo.
Newbauer, Geo. Simmons, Geo. and
Will Hoffman,, Harry Davenport,
Oliver Cisty Landow Pringle, Frank
Syler, Arthur Carpenter and Ed. Kaz-
meier. john Moser, Jr., and Fred
Eckel acted as floor managers OF the
dance