The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
IN SOCIETY.

The ladies, and members Of the
Twentieth Cehtcry Art and Read
ing circle were pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. j. e. Tritch jr. al
her hospitable home on East Second
st. Thursday. The topic for the
afternoons discussion was" William
Cullen Bryant" At the roll call
each member responded with a
quotation from Bryant. A paper
entitled, "Sketch Of Bryants Life"
was read by Mrs. B. X. Tritch
followed by reading from"Thana-
topsis" by Mrs. F. s. Case. Mrs.
John Tritch gave an enteresting
reading followed by Mesdames J.
b. Lyon and E. o. Petit with ex-
cellent papers, Mrs. Lyons paper
being entitled "The Iliad" and Mrs.
Pettits paper "The Odyssey" Both
papers were considered excellent
by the members of the circle.
Miss Minnie Palmer was the
charming hostess to the @. L. s. G.
Thursday evening. Following the
roll call "Items of Interest" were
discussed. An excellent paper on
"a Survey Of Greek Civilization" /"
was read by Miss Myra Brown
followed with "a History of Greek
Arp by Miss Essie Finney. "Vic.
tor Hugo as Poet" was the title
Of Miss Hannah Lehman's paper,
a subject we'll suited to Miss Leh-
mans tastes and inclinations.
"Characteristics OF Greek sculpture
in Aechaic Period" a subject re.
quiring knowledge Of Ancient
History, was the subject assigned
to Mrs DR.. Lyon, and its tenor and
makeup proved the lady to be some
what of a historian. Following
the close of the program delightful
refreshments were served.
Master Robert, the six year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. White
was the happy young host to a
number OF his school mates last
Wednesday afternoon, the occasion
being his birthday anniversary.
After an afternoon of merry romp
and rounds of innocent enjoyment
the tired out tots were treated to a
bountiful spread. Mrs. White was
ably assisted In looking after en-
joyment of Master Roberts young
guests by the Misses Irma Stinch-
field and Blanch Hamblin and Mrs.
Ed. Hamblin.
The Kings Daughters, a bevy of
young ladies whose
pleasant smile is a sure cure for the
blues, were charmingly entertained
afternoon by Miss Daisy
Sanderson. Busy fingers diligently
piled the needle for an hour after
which amid flow of social gossip
a dainty collation. was served.
The young ladies sewing circle
had pleasant meeting at the home
Of Miss Mary r. Gould Saturday
afternoon the guest of honor being
Miss Ryan Of Athens. During the
afternoon, Artist McLain made a
of this group OF most beauti-
Tul young ladies.
Mrs. ]. w. Booker, nee Bates, of
The Blue Grass State, for a number
of years organist Of st. Johns
and prominent in society |
circles here, is the delightfully."- en-.
ertained guest Of Mrs. Homer l.. |
Wright of North Market st.
Miss Grace Fickel will entertain
he Epworth League Literary at
Ter home on East Hunter St.,
Thursday evening OF this week.
The Ladies' society of the Evan
,elical Luthern church were en-
ertained by Mrs. Stephen Hartley.
Mrs. Chas. Rose entertained In a
delightful manner the Big Six Sat-
lrday evening.
Miss Jennert entertains the Big
'ix Eucher club tomorrow after
loon.
Miss Myra Brown entertains the
J. l.. s. G. Friday evening.
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Common Pleas court re.convened