The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-11-30


Of the Week.--PersonaI Mention,
Among the several social event
occurring in our city during the pas
-several days the five O'Clock tei
given by Miss E~sie Finney las
Friday evening in honor of Mrs
Joe Luker Is the most prOminen,
which has come TO our notice. Dur
ing the evening the guests were
pleasantly entertained with vocal
and Instrumental music by the
)guest ofhonor, Mrs. Joe Luker, Mrs
r. Nj. Mckay end the Misses
Blanche Ambrose ard Mable Rose
The guests were escorted to the
dining-room TO the strains of diff
cult march rendered on the piano
| by Miss Mable Rose. During the
evening the merry guests were en-
tertained by Miss Helen f. PurseIl
in her immicable way with selec.
tions from Thackery. Mrs. Luker,
the guest Of honor, was handsome
ly gowned in Il Worth importation
which is worthy of special mention.
The skirt was beautiful black
silk morie with salmon colored silk
bodice trimmed in Duches point
lace, diamonds and turquoise orna-
ments. The guests of the evening
were: Mesdames Capt. Bowen,
Anna Jeffrles, Harry Ambrose, AL
II. Brooke, j. f. White, Kate B.
Wood, Fred Rochester, #. s. Pur-
sell, f. M. Mckay, Chas Rose, Dr..
]. II. Dye, d Donovan, M. d.
Moore, l.. ID. Vickers, Judge o. w.
III. Wright, and the Misses Blanche
Ambrose, Minerva White, Helen
f. Pursell, Alma Mccarthy, Emma
Floyd and Jessie Collins. The out
of town guests were Mrs. Joe Luker
of Kansas city, Mo. the guest of
honor. Mrs. j. w. BEEN, Spencer,
Ind Mrs. Geo. Work, Columbus,
o.; and Mrs. Arthur Woolen of
Newark, o.
MENU.
Oyster Patties -
White Rolls Cold Sliced Turkey 4
Brow Bread and Butter, Pickles
Saratoga Chips,
Cakes
Lemon Custard, Fruit,
Strawberry Preserves. Ice Cream,
Coffee.
The Tourists" held an enjoyable
afternoon and were pleasantly en-
tertained Friday by Mrs. Rev.
Williams at her home on N, Orchid
st. Following the roll call Of the
members who responded with
quotations from Shakespeare the
program for the afternoon rendered
was as follows:
"The. .Grach and the Triumvlrate ...
............,.. .... Mrs. -. c. Nc Manigal
Julius Caesar. ,........... Mrs. a. V. Crawford |
Music.
Piano Observation-Disclosures. -, MRS. Con Weltze
The Club was further entertained
with reading by Mrs. James Kim
berling,
The Saturday Club held an in.
structive session last Saturday at |
the HON" of Miss Kate l'owhly and |
The following proEram,of which the
general eulj"ct II, "America the !,
Land Of the Free and the Home Of /
the Brave" and from " hich tie :,
following papers were cor piled:
"The y CIV Republic and the Flag, 49,.
.,.....s e., 90. 49,. Il. Miss Lou Bowen
Custo ms and Manners OF the People
...,......,... .,.,,., Miss Nnoma Jon s
Washington as II Man Mrs DIR, j. IL. Dye
story of Washlngton's Death at Mt.
Vernon. ,... ..,,.. Miss Nan Mcbride.
The members of the Twentieth
Century Art and Reading Circle
were the guests Of Mrs. j. b. Dol
Iison Friday afternoon last. The
suJ for the Afternoon weriI
French and Indian Wars their Causes
,.!'.,1t t..,i....,... Mrs. Dr. j. q. Lyons
Battles and the Results -. ..f
....!..,..,.,.,.,,. Mrs. II. g, Caush,y.
The next meeting of the Circle
will occur ut the home Of Mrs. +.
o. Petit.
Mrs. Judge 0. w. III. Wright very
entertained with Ave
tables at progressive "cinch" Tues
lay evening last in honor of Mrs.
Joe Luker of Kansas City, Mo.
were won by Miss
Estella Strents, q handsomely de-
corated china plate, and by Mrs.
Chas Rose, a fancy tea pot. Light (,
refreshments of cake and lemon
Ices were served.