The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-19
IN SOCIETY.
The Simple Six.

> The simple SIX.
On last Saturday afternoon Mis-
Mable Rose entertained at he
home the members OF the Simpl,
Six. The afternoon was pleasantly
whiled away with social chit-cha
followed with delightful FIVE
o'clock tea of the following
MENU.
Escalloped Oysters
Gold Sliced Ham Bread and Butter
, Cold Veal Baked Beans
Catsup Pickles
Il Potato Said
Pine Apple Ice Custard Cake
In the evening the little circle was
increased by the arrival of several
of the young hostess young gentle.
men friends who assisted the mem.
bers of the Simp Six in passing d
delightful evening. During the
evening the guests were served
with lady finsers, fruit and custard
cake and pine apple ice. Following
are the members of the Simple Six
The Misses Marie Brooke, Fan.
cheon Larimer, Rhea James, Ger.
trude Gallagher, Bess Miller and
Mable Rose. The guest list of the
evening were Messrs Joe Stiers,
George Armstrong, Hubert Lappen,
Harry Wright and Clarence Mont
gomery.
"Birthdav Anniversary"
On last Tuesday evening the
neighbors and friends of Mr.. Jacob
krishbaum to the number of about
70, assembled at his home on
Gallagher Avenue, and gave him II
complete surprise, it being his 55th
anniversary. The evening was spent
in pleasant conversation, dancing,
music, and an elegant supper was
served. During the evening several
OF the guests masked as u colored
brigade. They entertained the
crowd with a mock marriage,
quarrel, and sermon was preach
ed by one brother, and ended with
u cake walk. Mrs. James Patter-
son was the recipient of the cake.
Every one that took part did credit
to themselves. The host was pre-
sented with a handsome mahogony
rocking chair, by over thirty of his
friends. The guests departed at
late hour, wishing Mr.. Krishbaum
many more such birthdays.
A GUEST.
An Evening With the Muse.
The "Junia" WAS very delightful
ly entertained Saturday evening,
by Mrs. Herbert Harrington who
is an ex-member OF the club. AL
though guests for the evening the
members read the papers number
ed in the club calendar, making the
following program on German
Poetry:
Folk-hore. .......... Ruth Rochester.
Niebelungen Lied ....... Wilhelmine Deissle.
The Drama. ......................M Mary McCray
Lyrics. ............. Grace Finney.
Vocal Trio. ....... Misses Esse Finney,
Jessie McManigal, Sadie McCray.
After this program the gentlemen
who had been invited in honor of
Mr.. Harringtons birthday. mingled
with the club girls in the parlors
and helped make the evening a
charming and enjoyable affair for
the "Junia."
Reception.
The members of the Presbyterian
congregation entertained with a
reception and luncheon in the
auditorium Monday even
ing In honor of their new pastor
Rev. Stewart and family. A
dainty luncheon served in the class
room were among the pleasant
features Of the evening. The Misses
LOttie Work, Ruth Rochest er, Sad lie
McCray and Lucy Walker presided
at the coffee urns. About three
guests were In attendance.
Out of-TOwn
The dance given at the armory on
Friday evening for the benefit of the
football team was decided success.
About twenty-five couples were pres
ent. The out of town guests were,
Misses Julia Wheeler and Lena
Cable, of Nelsonville, Bess Rose, of
Logan, AIDA Lansley, of Beverly.
The music was furnished by Selby's
orchestra.-Athens Journal.
Entertained.
Miss Mary Dodge delightfully."- en-
tertained at cards, Saturday evening,
In honor of Miss Julia Wheeler, of
Nelsonville, Miss Bess Rose, of
Logan, and Miss AIDA Lansley, of
Beverly.-Athens Gazette.
At Cards.
Miss Cora Wright entertained
the Pedro Club Tuesday evening.
Pretty prizes and dainty refresh
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