The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-12-01
A Brief Mention of Some of the Many Din
ner Parties, Balls, Banquets and
Club Busy Doings
III. j. WOOdwOrth Banquets
Congressman GrOsvenOr-
Mrs. Jeffries' Dinner
Party An Evening
at Whist, High Five
and Eucher.--Per-
sOnal Mentions
Social Chat.---
LOgan's Elite.
Reception and Banquet.

lJ IL not OtJen a society reporter
on a country weekly is called on to
chronical an event In which 30
much greatn ess is represented, as
falls to the lot of the DEMOCRAT
society man in mentioning the HI.
j. Woodwork reception and ban
quet complimentary to Congress-
man Grosvenor of Athens. Those
assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Woodwork
In the receiving line were Mes
danes Wendal Woodworth, Nell
sonville, w. G.. Campbell and l..
Warner. AS the guests arrived
they were warmly welcomed and
then shown to the cloak room and
afterwards escorted to the parlors
where all joined in general con.
versafion which, in such merrie
company was not for q moment
permitted to lag.
The parlors and dining room of
the Woodwork residence were
prettily draped with bunting while
conspicuous on the walls were the
portraits of such noted personages
as Grant, Lincoln, Mckinley etc.
The floral decorations were done in
ferns, potted plants, cut flowers,
carnations and chrysanthumuns
In the dining room at each guests
plate was placed hugh crysan-
thumun buttonaire, One of the
pleasant features of the evening
was rubber Of whist arranged es-
pecially for the entertainment of
the guest of honor, Gen Grosvenor
in which the Achilles of Modern
Athens and his friend, Mr.. Bronti
Jewett were opposed by Messrs w.
w. Keynes and l.. Yerges of the
Gentlemen's Whist Club OF this
city. While we must give the
Athens Mathematician credit for
being able to "finesse" the votes of
his district to his own interest at
the ballot box he has only to come
to Logan, to find his match at
whist especially when opposed by
such experts as the gentlemen
above mentioned. Following the
sitting at whist dinner was an
nounced and the guests invited to
the dinning room. Those gathered
round the festal board were: Gen.
@. H. Grosvenor and Mr.. Bronti
Jewett of Athens, Wendal Wood
worth, Nelsonville, Judge 8. H.
Bright, l.. Yerges, w. w. Keynes,
DR.. Campbell, L. D. Vickers, F. M.
! Mckay, A. G.. Steinman, J. R.
Smith and the host. The banquet
was served in courses as follows:
MENU.
,ss, LIST Course. t-s .t,re.- ,.,-
Raw Oysters,
Celery, Olives, Pickles,
~ Sailed Almonds ~
End Course.
Turkey and Dressing,
Cranberries, Tongue. Chicken Salad
Cream Rolls, i09 fEd
Saratoga Chips, French Peas, q
| ~ Oyster Patties, -H ,te
Sweet Potatoes, Edam Cheese,
| Sailed Waters.
8rd Course. ih.fi
,rei9 Dessert, ,t' Yj H
1' Ice Cream, Macraroons,
Marble Cake, Almond Custard Cake,
| E} Fruits, Nuts.
4th Course.
Entries,
Coffee, Cigars. yo
p Thanksgiving Surprise.
The following invitation was re.
ceived by us through the courtesy
of Mr.. Geo. Williamson and speaks
for itself. 303.
Born Nov. oath, 1889. Aged SO years
The children Of Mrs. DR.. Dawson
Invite you to attend a Birthday
Surprise, at her home In Laurel
vile, at 10 O'clock a. m. on Thanks
giving day 1893 aw o5a
Con the QuietD Bring Basket
In speaking of the affair the
Border News OF last Friday says:
The children OF Mrs. DR.. Dawsor
OF Lanrelville, engineered a very
succegsful surprise on their mother
yesterday, the occasion, Novembel
Gath, being. the 59th anniversary o
that lady's birth. Two hundred
and fifty invitations were issued
and the attendance was In fail
comparison to the number invited
The home mansion, very larg,
and commodiOus affair, was testet
to Its greatest capacity In furnish
ing accommodation to the larg,
crowd, but all went merrily, ant
the turkey and cake disappeared
In great quantities. els ~ 81 " ,
| Mrs. Dawson was born Novem