The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-04-20
in SOCIETY,".
Mr.. and Mrs. TEL. f. Ambrose Entertain
A Children's Birthday Party
Saturday Club Program.
Other Literary Club Mentions. s.--How Our People are
Entertained Away From Home,--Some
Personal Mentions

VA DOIlkk
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ambrose en-.
tertained in the parlors of the
Rempel House with six tables a
Whist Thursday evening. Three
favors were contested for, the
ladies' club favor, charming
centre piece, hand painted by the
hostess, was won by Miss Minerva
White; the gentleman's club favor,
large tin bread box, All. Brooke,
while the visitors favor, an oil
painting, the handiwork Of Mrs.
Ambrose, was won by Mrs. Kate
Wood. After cards the guests were
invited to the dining room where
a substantial lunch was served.
MENU:
Cold Sliced Ham.
Buttered Rolls, Saratoga Chips.
Olives. Salmon Salad
Pickles.
Coffee.
On Thursday afternoon the Twen-
tieth Century Club were the guests
of Mrs. j. T. Sanderson. Two visit
ors, Mrs. Barsha Work and Mrs.
Moses Strawn were present. Fol-
lowing the rendering of the pro-
gram light refreshments were SER
we'd. Below is the program of the
afternoon,th the subjects of the papers
being taken from the "Lincoln and
Johnston Administration, 1851 to
1867"
Music.
Principal events in Lincoln's ad-
ministration from 1861 to 1865
Mrs. j. B. Lyon.
Principal events in Johnston's ad-
ministration from 1866 to 1869
| -. Mrs. e. o. Petit.
The Saturday Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Judge Bright
Saturday afternoon and were en-
tertained with the rendition of the
followingfprogram:
| Quotations
| Birds and Flowers.
Swedish Yule Day-Birds and
Flowers Legands. Naomi Jones,
History of Fans Mrs. ]. III. Dye.
Pictorial Satire and Caracatiture
......... Mrs. Robt. Longtreth.
After the program Mrs. Frank
Gallagher gave out the word
"primordial" for study. Miss White
lead ia the discussion of "Current
Events" The next meeting of the
club occurs at the home of Mrs. DR.
Dye Saturday, April 30.
Charlotte. the petite little daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kessler
was hostess Monday afternoon tc
a number of her little friends, II
being the occasion of the little
lady's fifth anniversary. The after
noon was pleasant and the lords
and masters and young society
bellies of the future took possession
of the parlors and lawn of Mans
Kessler and enjoyed such games
and frolics as only "Young Ameri
ca" can invent. After the patter
ing little feet became weary with
romping the little hostess replete
her young guests with refresh
ments.
Mrs. Harry Ambrose was hostes
to the Junia Lifts Wednesday even
ing. An excellent program wa
rendered, the subjects for the eve
ming taken from Dickens works
Following is the program:
Boys of Dickens. Miss Estell Finne
Humor of Pickwick Papers. ...........
.................Mis Mss Wilhelmine Deissl
Modern Mrs. Jellyby Miss Mary II. Goul
Dickens as Reformer Miss Mary McCra
Madame De Staei. .........M Miss Myra Brown
Following the rendition of the pro
gram light refreshments wer
: served.
J jackson Herald,
} Mrs. Lect Foster very PLEASANT!
/ entertained the following Ladies' Of
> last Monday evening in honor o
/. her guest, Mrs. Linley, of Logan
, Mesdames John Motz, John Power
. G. w. Miller, w. G.. Logan, S. A
Q Stevenson, w. A. Caldwell, LIE
: Killen, Martin, Halterman, Joh
}, Ewing, Misses Margaret Marti
h and Ada Horton.
v The Ladies of the Lone Sta
}, Eucher club were entertained MOI
a day evening at the home of Mi:
N Minerva White. Sixteen enthu