The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-24
IN SOCIETY.
Pleasant Gatherings and
Club Meetings Of The
Past Week.
A Few ofThe Many as Seen Through
The Ohio Democrat Mirror To-
gether W;tb Some OF The
Coming Events.
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w. II. M. 8.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the M. E. Church will
hold their Annual Thank Offering
Service at the church on next Tues
day evening Nov. 29th. A splendid
program has been arranged and
will be rendered during the eve-
ming. Every body is most cordially
Invited to attend this service
which will certainly be one Of un-
usual interest. The following is
the program:
Song-America.
Prayer
Praise Service.
heaMdine1rhe M Tithing System Basal with
ReaSing-T6e Taxing system q the ola
afsas%fns rshns Mss System resstd TsT'h
song-By Quartette, -A.....,..,...
Reading-why Tithe my Income: ~.
Reading Systematic Giving =. ..1'....
Children's Thank Offering g............'.....
General Thank Offering. ......
Duett-By Ruth Brooke and and Lulu blight.
Solo............... By Mable Mccormick.
Refreshments.
Surprised.
On last Friday evening the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Heft Of the
West end was the scene OF a pleas
ant gathering Of young people, the
occasion being a surprise on Mr..
Geo. Heft of Akron, o., home on a
short visit. The young host after
recovering from the unexpected
onslaugh Of his friends welcomed
his guests and forthwith the even
ing WAS passed In a merry round OF
games. plays, mirth, music and
song, winding up with an old fash
ioned lap supper. One feature on
the program and one that was ap-
preciated was the kind remem.
brance of the printer with bounti-
ful supply of cake for which George
has our thanks.
Quail Supper.
For the past several weeks
Squire and Mrs. A. H. Brooke have
been playing series of sittings at
whist with Mesdames Capt. Bowen
and Anna Jeffries, the losers to pay
for a supper for the winners. Tues
day evening the series closed with
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke winners and
last evening they were entertained
with a quail supper at caterer
Frank Kanode's restaurant.
Industry.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circle
WAS the guests of Miss Anna Smith
Tuesday afternoon. While busy
fingers deftly piled needle and
thread, events of Importance trans
piring throughout civilization were
discussed, and more especially the
events emanimating from that part
of civilization known on the State
map as Logan.
Whist.
Miss Stella Strentz entertained
with seven tables at Whist Friday
evening. Three prizes were con-
tested for and won as follows: First
prize, china hair receiver, Miss
Lizzie Rempel; second prize, gold
stick pin, Miss Minerva White; the
BOBBY, II glass vase, Miss Essie
Finney. AT ten o'clock luncheon
was served.
Pulled Taffy.
Sweetness mixed, with good cheer
was contained in charming little
affair called "taffy pull" at the
home Of Miss Nellie McManigal
Saturday evening, given by the
young hostess in honor of one OF
her old class mates, Mr.. Lew Pur-
sell Of the Columbus city ticket
Office of the @. H. v. d T. Ry.
The Big Six.
Mrs. Anna Jeffries entertained
the members of the Big Six In the
parlors of the Hotel Rempel Tues.
day afternoon. A pleasing and
tempting feature of the afternoon
was a four o'clock supper with
"quail on toast" on the menu.
Art aud Thimble.
Mrs. M. ID. Moore entertained
the ladies of the Art and Thimblt
Circle yesterday afternoon. Fanc,
work interspersed with social con
verse and luncheon made the af.
ternoon pleasant.
Five O'Clock Tea.
Mrs. Ed. Donovan entertained
with a five O'clock tea Monday af
ternoon in honor of Mrs. J. +
Whites guest. Mrs. Joe Luker O
Kansas City, Mo.
They Entertain.
Judge and Mrs. o. w. III. Wrigh
entertain at dinner today j. F. an,
Mrs. White aud Mrs. Joe Luker O
Kansas City, Mo.
Taffy Pulling.
Miss Ruth Rochester pleasant.