The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-12
Pour Passer LIE Temps
Do Meet the Good Ladies' and Gents
OF Ours. Pleasant Evenings and
Merry Making.

On Friday night the class of '9S
held a meeting at the residence of
Miss Besse Rose. While waiting
for a quorum, the members already
assembled engaged in charades.
The acting was we'll done and caus-
ed much amusement. The meet.
ing was called to order by Sumner
Bright the president, and the ques-
tion of colors was brought up. AT.
ter some able argument commit
tee was appointed to look after the
matter. Some secret work was
then gone through with and the
third degree conferred on the girls,
The class then extended vote of
thanks to Miss Rose for her enter
tanning. After this ceremony the
class was appointed as committee
of the whole to entertain each 9th
er and have a good time generally.
Miss Mable Rose furnished some
excellent music which was enjoyed
by all. Miss Julia Work sang sew
eral selections and was heartily
applauded. The evening was
pleasantly and instructively spent
and about eleven o'clock turned
into an owl party and prowled
around town waking the people
with their inspiring yell. Glass
spirit runs high in the l.. Fl. s, es-
pecially in the class of '9S.
The Tourist Club were charming.
ingly entertained by Mrs. l.. d.
Vickers yesterday afternoon at
her residence on West Hunter st.
The meeting was considered the
most enjoyable and instructive
session this season. Greecian his
tory is the subject which was dis
cussed and the following excellent
papers on this topic were read:
A Trip to Macedon, Mrs. G. Welt
zel. The Sacred War, Mrs. M. A..
Campbell. Alexander, Mrs. Chas.
Wright. "Current Events" were
eXhaustively discussrd by the MEM
bers in their usual happy ueiE
Refreshments on an elaborate
scale were daintily served by three
handsome young ladies attired in
Greecian costumes. Grandma
Rudisill entertained the Club with
the recitation of poem.
The Chautauqua Circle met at
the residence of Mrs. f. S. Case
Saturday evening and the follow
ing excellent program was render
ed for the enjoyment of the circle:
Table Talk, "The Inauguration"
"Greek Civilization. "..........
....,. Essie Juergensmeier.
"The Asteroids". Minnie Palmer
"IIomeric Arp. Emma Frasch.
After refreshments were served
the members enjoyed themselves
in the pleasant recreation of en-
deavoring to name the authors of a
number of quotations given.
The Twice Five Club met at the
residence Rev. DR.. Moore Monday
afternoon. The topic for discussion
was The Cretan question, but It was
not extensively discussed owing to
important Miscellaneous matters
pertaining to the annual meet
" hich occurs some time next mon'h
being brought before the club for
disposal.
The Lone Elm Sewing Circle
met ut the residence of Mrs. Robert
Price yesterday afternoon.
After deity flying the busy need.
lie for quite awhile tired fingers
laid aside their work to enjoy
social chat during the serving of
an elaborate luncheon of cake, cof-
fee and other toothsome dalnties.
The Misses Green entertained
the Aquinas Reading Circle at
their cozy home last evening.
Miss Bertha Risley pleasantly
entertained Saturday evening in
honor OF the Misses Lulu Mcdowell
and Blanche Sisson of Nelsonville.
Mrs. Edgar Steele Oharmingly
entertained her friends at cards
last Tuesday evening.
Col. and Mrs. Pursell will enter
tla NIyL;,t Hv,,h thsa nun,,;An.