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

The Athens journal In speaking OF
a meeting of the Pallas Club of that
city makes the following compli-
mentary mention Of the part taken
on the program by Mrs. f. 9. Roch-
ester Of our city:
"Mrs. Rochester gave character
sketches from Thackeray and dwelt
with pleasing effect on some of the
qualities of his fiction, and followed
this with tense outline of Vanity
Fair, The Newcomes and Henry
Esmond."
A Family Circle.
Hon. G. H. Buerhaus and Mrs.
Nancy Haines, of Logan, came up
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Gillette. Mrs. Buer-
haus and her little daughter Mary
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillette for several days and the
arrival Of Mr.. Buerhaus AMI Mrs.
Haines, this morning, completed
the family circle which will be a
very happy one on this beautiful
Thanksgiving Day. Lancaster Ga-
zette Nov. oath.
Very Light.
In mentioning a church social at
Lancaster the Lancaster Democrat
says light refreshments were
served which consisted of a stick
Of candy. We are of the opinion
that it was very light and think if
said refreshments had not been
stick(y) the blizzard which happen
ed along about that time might
have blown it away. Guess no one
fOundered on the "refrt shments.'
Among the Tourists.
The Tourists will be the guests
of Mrs. B. G. McManigal at her
home in west Logan this afternoon
at which occasion the following
program will be rendered:
"The beast OF Heradry, the pomp of power,
And all that Beauty, all that Wealth e'er
gave,
Await alike th' Inevitable hour,
The paths of glory lead but to the grave"
Gray.
Roll Call-Quotations from Austin.
Music.
Petrarch. Mrs. II, d. McManigal
MacnalVein. ................,..Mrs Pullen
Hl-i5 Music.
Boccaccio. o.................... Mrs. Kimberling
Music.
Birthday Surprise.
Tuesday evening of this week
Miss Carrie Lutz was made the
victim of a pleasant surprise by a
number Of her friends, the occasion
being her birthday. After re-
covering herself she made the
merry self invited guests welcome
and In many ways endeavored to
make the evening pleasant for
them. The time was devoted to
games. music and song, concluded
with elegant refreshments.
Mrs. o. 8. White Entertalns.
Mrs. o. S. White of the Depot
House handsomely entertained with
a dinner party Thanksgiving Day.
Covers were laid for sixteen. Aside
from the guests from Logan the fol-
lowing out.of-town guests graced the
festal board. The Misses LeontIne
Hoffman and Effie Beach, the Messrs
S.sL. McMillen, Hervey Hoffman
and Edwin Headley all of Columbus
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Norris and
grand daughter of Athens.
UD sr w. H. M. s.
The w. II. M. 8. social and enter
tainment at the M. E. church was a
plea SAINT affair while financially, the
society realized neat sum from
voluntary cash donations. The pro.
gram as published in last weeks
DEMOCRAT was rendered in a man.
ner crt ditable to those who took
part. Following the entertainment,
very substantial luncheon was
served by the good ladies In charge
Of the entertainment.
Personal.
DR.. and Mrs, j. III. Dye have had
as their guests during the past
several days Mrs Lolita Dodge and
sons Brooke and DR.. John Dodge
of Beverly, Ohio. Mrs. Dodge and
son Brooke returned home Monday
morning, while the Doctor who il
in the service of Uncle Sam on the
surgeons staff and at present
stationed at Columbus returned tc
his duties. ,n
s A Compliment.
The Misses Jennie and Matts
Dollisop, Of Logan, Ohio, sisters o.
Of Rev. Mr.. Hickman's wife, o.
Pearl street, favored the EngIist
Lutheran church congregation
with several pieces of fine voca
music yesterday. The first was {
trio by the three sisters and at tn,
close Of the sermon, Miss Malta
vocal teacher in the public schools
of Logan, sang "Just for Today