The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-02
In Society's Realm.

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Rose
on West Main ST., last Thursday
The scientific and fascinating game
of whist was INDUCED in by The
members and their guests for abou
four hours, followed by mos
bountiful repast. Eight tables were
required to accommodate the players
Mr.. Harry Ambrose and AL III
Brooke were tie for first honors
for the gentleman's prise winning
nine out of twelve and drew cuts
Mr.Ambrose carrying off the prize O
beautiful boquet ofcarnations roses
Miss Blanche Ambrose won the
ladies' prize, box Of ladies' stat
ionary. The following well known
whist players occupied seats at the
tables: Mesdames, l.. d. Vickers
j. f. White, Col. Pursell, ,J.W. BEEN
WIN. Bowen, AL Brooke, +. f
Rempel Jr., Harry Ambrose, James
Rochester, o. w. Ii. Wright, JEFF
ries, Fred Rochest er, Jessie Steele
and the Misses Jessie Collins, Es-
sic Finney, Grace Finney, Nan Nc
Bride, Minerva White, Messrs l.
d. Vickers, j. f. White, Col. Pur.
sell, AL II. Brooke, F. f. Rempel
Jr., Harry Ambrose, James Roches-
ter and Lawrence Yerges.
Among the pleasant events of
the past week was the meeting OF
the Tourist Club on Thursday after
noon at the residence of Rev. and
Mrs. j. e. Rudisill on East Hunter
st. The following papers were
read: ga Trip to Thebes" by Mrs.
b. G. McManigal; "The Olympic
Games," Mrs. l.. ID. Vickers;
"Aristotic," Mrs. ]. p. Rochester.
a dainty luncheon was served amid
an animated discussion Of "Current
Events. Vocal and instrumental
music by Mrs. Homer l.. Wright
and others did much to enllven the
occasion. The following members
were present: Mesdames j. j..
Bailey, j. w. BEEN, M. A. Camp
bell, A. V. Crawford, James Kim
berling, f. M. Mckay, B. G. Nc
Manigal, Charles McLain, r.. d.
Mem anigal, G. w. Pullen, G. L
Poston, ], p. Rochester, l.. ID. Wick
ers, o. S. White, Charles Whrigt,
j. f. Williams, II. l.. Wright, G. E.
Bowen, G.. p. Caughy and Mrs.
Pond, and the Misses Lucy Wright
and Anna Weitzell. 1t was the
most complete gathering of the
Club for some time, only one men,
Der being absent, Mrs. Weitzell,
who was unavoidably absent owing
to recent bereavement in the fam
lily.
Miss AIDA. Lansley of Nelson
ville'was the pleasantly entertain
ed guest of Miss Bessie Rose last
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lans-
ley is a musician of some consider
able note and no entertainment in
our sister city in which home tai
ent is called on to take part, is con
sllered complete without her Miss
Lansley is noted for her many ac
complishments,and besides being
very handsome young lady, she is
Il beautiful singer.
One of the charming society
events Of the past week among the
elite was the five o'clock tea given
by Mrs. Anna Jeffries and Mrs.
Kate Wood to their friends at the
Rempel House. Covers were laid
for sixteen.
Mr.. Cap Friesner gave most de-
delightful dance at Hartman's hall
Saturday night in honor of the
Misses AIDA Lansley and Julia
Wheeler Of Nelsonville.
Mrs. II. l.. Wright will entertain
the Tourist Club at her residence
on North Market st. on next Thurs.
day with five o'clock tea.
Miss Edith Palmer is to be mar
ried Thurs lay to Mr.. Bert Graham
of Columbus. We will more eX-
tensively chronicle the event in
our next edition.
Mrs. Thos. KiDtz entertained the
Lone Elm Sewing Circle at her
home in the West end on last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lura BEEN, charming
young lady Of Philadelphia, Pa, is
the pleasantly entertained guest of
Miss Dee Mathews on Main st.
Mrs. Capt. Bowen will entertain
with tea party this afternoon,