The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-12-08
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attached to it. At least so thought
one of our leading merchants as
hieing himself, with dog and gun,
to the woods one day with the very
laudable intention of bagging a
bunch of toothsome quail. All Of
the above is merely prelude to an !
event of more than passing notice
which occurred at the restaurant
OF Frank Kanode on last Saturday
evening when A. g. Stienman of
the shoe department of Wellman
Thurness & Co. of which enterpris-
ing firm he is a co-partner, royalty
entertained the members of the
Bon Ton Club with quail supper
with all of the necessary side em-
bellishments which are a necessity
at all stag dinners. And what
made the event all the more pleas
ant, so one of the guests informed
US, was that they were partaking
of their host, whose skill as
hunter had heretofore been ques-
toned. The boys all pronounce
"Gus" the prince of entertainers
and that especially on this auspici-
(ous occasion "the feast of reason
and flow of soup was all that they
could wish for. Gus, whom we all
know to be a. royal good fellow,
was, on this occasion so we are in.
formed, at his best, his sallies of
wit being equal to that of the wags
of both ancient and modern joke
dom. The menu is surely a credit
to the culinary department of
Franks place, We understand
Frank sent over to Paris and en-.
gagged the services of the CHEF of
the Palaise Royal to look after the
cuisine. Below we give menu in
full:
MENU.
L =. Rara avis
3@n @> Quail a la Franchise
Calembour with Xxx Pale Pickles
Celery la Bonhomie
Cheeses
Sweitzer, Limberger, Cream,
or just as you like 1t.
Escaloped Oysters
Potatoes with DoUoEUF, Pumpkin pie,
Jack and Jill,
NAN nm WIN
Raw Oysters with Condiments, Olives
Extracts of Malt,
Coffee, Tea, Lemonade, Water,
Chanson, Cigars.
Holiday Opening.
A pleasing event In shopping
circles this week was the Holiday
opening of Kessler Bros. yesterday
afternoon and evening. The artis
tic display of their wares presented
an enchanting sight to the throne
of visitors and shoppers as they
stopped on their rounds of holiday
goods inspection now being placed
on display by Logan's enterprisine
merchants. On this occasion Will
and Henry made no attempt to de
any business but busted themselves
among their guests making then
welcome or answering the hundred
and one questions of the curious as
they inspected the goods on display
or stopped to listen to the music BY
the Frlesner orchestra stationed in
the rear of their emporium. Kess
ler Bros. are awake to the wants O.
their patrons and when inviting
them to call and see them on any
special occasion make provision
for their entertainment.
Lone Stars.
. On Monday evening of this weel
Mrs. Anna Jeffries entertained tn,
ladies of the Lone Star eucher clul
Ia honor of her house guests the
Mesdames DR.. Moody, Ed. Dodsor
and J. F. Saunders of Lancaster
Cards, music and social converse
were the order of the evening. A
the close of the sitting at cards tn,
following favors were presented
First club favor, decorated chin,
plate, Mrs. Chas Rose; first visitors
favor, china cream pitcher, Miss
Emma Floydj the club and visitors
BOBBY favors, individual chint
cream pitchers were presented t.
Mrs. j. F. White and Mrs. DIR
Moody. Light refreshments o
cake, jelicon with whipped cream
and coffee were served.
Saturday Club.
/ The Saturday Club will meet il
the paflors of Mrs. DIR, Dye Satur
day afternoon. The program
5 which is given below will be open
ed by the roll call being Responded
to by quotations on Progress. Th'
general subject for the year i
French History. The following ar,
the papers for the afternoon:
Reign ofLors k. 80. Mrs. j. III. by
Impol tant events from 1910 TO la. .....
...................,... Miss Nan McBrid
Abclard .............. -. Miss Noamie Jone
Selections .......,,,.... Mrs. II. L. Wrigh