The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-06-04
SOCIETY.

SOCIETY.
A pleasant society event was the
social party given at Hartman's
hall Monday evening by Messrs
Henderson, Friesnor and Stedem.
A goodly number of LOgan's elite
were present, and most enjoyable
evening spent. Those present were
the Misses Kathryn Friesner, Anna
White, Blanche Ambrose, Clara
Besse Rose, Mary II.
Gould, Sue Mcbride, Ethyl Lari-
mer, Carrie Montgomery, Charlotte
Work, Ruth Rochester, Cora M.
Wright, Mabyl Hoyt, Meta Grove,
Bird o. White, Besse Palmer, Eta
Deischle, Della Dollison of Logan,
the Misses Faith Baird, Buffalo,
Edyth Free and Alice Mulligan,
Nelsonville. Mr.. Will Moore and
wife, and J. B. Dollison and wife.
Messrs George Deischle, Charles
Deischle, Charles Oaks, Bert
Stedem, Orla Wright, Frank Blasi-
us, Bert Oaks, Ed. Beck, Chas
Wood, WILDER Welty, Clarence Nc
Cray, Robert Hamblin, Byne Kess-
ler, Harry E. Rose, John Wellman,
John Henderson, Earl Linsley,
Will Siren tz, Walt Rochester, ,Chas'
Stedem, Fred Friesner, Valley
Wright, Jas. Montgomery, OF Lo'
gan, and Mr.. Harry Hoagland, ol
Cincinnati.
"Squire' Brooke, taking adVant-
age Of the temporary absence of h..e
better half" who was away attend
ing a social function, concluded to
havs as mall.'stag''and enjoy Thurs
day evening at whist. About 10 o'clock
a short intermission was taken In
order to give the "lords Of creation
an opportunity to masticate an old
fashioned "dutch" lunch consisting
of buttered bread, smear kase and
bologna, and topped off with the
more toothsome dainties Of straw
berries and cake with delicious
cream and sugar on the side. ZAP
is one of those whole souied fellows
among the boys and will not take a
back seat for any of 'em when II
comes to entertaining.
Mrs. VIM. M. Bowen cbarmingly
entertained at her residence last
evening about twenty ladies with
progressive eucher, in honor Of Mrs.
J. w. Booker, Of Springfield, Ky.
Mrs. II. l.. Wright received first fav-
ors, a handsome china plate of ex-
quisite pattern, while Mrs. A. B.
Brooke was ''consoled" with a beau
tiful reception fan, as n gentle re-
minder to keep cool and not seek for
the unattainable. AT 10:30 an elab-
crate collation. was served.
The Aquinas Reading Circle clos
ed its. winter course last Monday
evening at the home of the presi'
dent, Miss Grace Green. The hand
some parlors of the Misses Grace
and Louie Green were placed at the
disposal of the studious young seek.
ers after knowledge and royal good
time is reported. During the even
ing an appetizing collation. was serv'
ed the young people.
Mr., and Mrs Louis!Duga enter
tained at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Atlas and Mr.. d. Atlas oI
New Straitsville and MIR. Jos. Rict
of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Nash. OF Gallipolis. following
a delightful visit in our city, th'
guest of Miss Mary Biasius, return
ed home Tuesday.
Mrs. DIR. Dye informally entertain
ed with five o'clock tea Wednes
day in honor of Mrs. ]. w. Booker
Of Springfield, Ky. Covers were
laid for slx,
Thursday evening Mrs. DR., Dy'
charmingly entertained with tst
in honor of Mrs. Baird and daughter
Miss Faith of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. l.. d. Vickers entertained al
dinner to-day Mesdames Fred Prest
on and Will Sterrit, Of Jacksonville
and Chas. Rose, of this city.
The Kings Daughters will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Miss Grace Flckel, on East
Hunter Street.
T. j. Shannon Dead.
Logan Looses Prominent and Pro-
gressiYe Citizen.
1t becomes our sad duty to again
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