The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-12-01

on Walnut st. North Thursday even
ing last. The evening was spent
pleasantly at cards and social chat,
followed with the serving of an
elegant luncheon. At cards, "Mine
Host" Ambrose of the Hotel Rempel
carried off first honors and was pre-
sented with a prettily decorated
visiting card receiver; Mrs. Judge
Wright won second honors, a decor
ated china plate, while the Courts Of
of Justice, His Honor Judge o. w.
HI, Wright as solace received the
BOBBY, match holder, In which he
can place the birthstone necessary
to kindle the file of enthusiasm to
console him in his misfortune in Sc
curing poor partners at whist. There
were six tables of merry players.
Following is the luncheon
MENU.
Fried Oysters
Ham Sandwiches Chicken Salad
olives Pickles
iIChOh SubtdIu Ohhc lcihOu lCcb
Coffee.
The score cards were very unique
and made pretty souvenirs, being
hand painted limitations of autumn
leaves. The out-of-town guests were
Miss Jennie Ryan and Mr.. Will
Golden of Athens; Mrs. Will Moore.
Cleveland and Mrs. Joe Luker of
Kansas City, Mo. b..
Personal.
Mr.. Harley Karshner the accom-
modating clerk in the office of the
Probate Court accompanied by NJ iss
Rose Rutgers made an overland
trip to his home at Laurelville last
WedDe esday to eat Thanksgiving
turkey with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. David Karshner. While over
on the western border they also
had the pleasure Of attending a
birthday surprise and old fashioned
dinner in honor of Mrs. DR.. Dawson
given by her children among whom
is our friend Mr.. Geo. Williamson
member of the Board of Elections
of Hooking County. Williamson's
Hall was converted for the occasion
into q banquet hall where the large
aggregation of intimate friends and
descendants of the Williamson
family were treated. to a substan.
tial feast such as the good ladies of
Westean Hooking know so well
how to prepare in response to the
cravings of the inner man. We
are informed about five hundred
were in attendance at the anniver-
sary. It.
Red Mems Dance.
The social ball and indian drill at
Imp'd. o. r.. M. Hall Thanksgiving
eve in which the participants in the
drill appeared in full indian costume
secured from Columbus for the oc-
casion WAS gratifying success
financially, while the social features
was fully up to the standard and
proves that the Indian not only un-
derstands how to take the trail to
capture the pale face but also to as
successfully entertain him. The
Indian drill was a unique affair,
somewhat out Of the ordinary for Lo-
gan, and was very much enjoyed by
the large crowd In attendance. 1t is
estimated that about one hundred
couple witnessed the drill. Splendid
music was furnished by Friesner's
orchestra.
Miss Rheay James Entertained.
Miss Rhea James entertained in a
very pleasing manner, crowd OF
merry young people on last Satur-
day evening. Those present were
Misses Mabel Rose, Marie Brooke,
Gertrude Gallagher, Fanchon Lari-
mer, Bess Miller and Effie Holbere
Of jackson; Messrs, Herbert Sander.
son, Clarence Montgomery, Ber
Weilman, Joe Stiers, Clyde Blosser
Reuben Dollison, and George Arm
strong. The elegant refreshments
served during the evening were no,
at all the least enjoyable part Of the
program, and jolly, good time wal
reported by all present. ~ ~
Lone Stars.
Another of the pleasant gather
ings ofTuesday evening was tha
OF the Lone Star Eucher Club II
the parlors of Mrs. Chas Rose where
the ladies devoted themselves Il
the fascinating pasttime of euchor
At the close Of the evenings play
Ing Miss Minerva White was de
clared the winner of frat honors, {
prettily decorated china plate
while the BOBBY, an artistically rib
bon bedecked stick of candy fell b
the lot of Mrs. J. .iF. White. Re
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