The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-23
IN SOCIETY.
silver Wedding.

MT. anu MT ID. ". MCMhnIRHl
entertained last Saturday evening
in honor OF their silver wedding
anniversary. The parlors OF their
home were very prettiiy arranged
and decorated, and Mrs. Nc
Manigal, who IL always charming
n nd agreeable hostess, made the
evening very delightful one fol
the guests. 1t was hard to realize
that this interesting and pleasant
home had been started twenty-five
years ago, because Mr.. and Mrs
McManigal, are still so young iu
their sympathy and kind apprecia.
tion for all young people. and seem
to make, with their sons and
daughters, a household of merry
young folk. The presents received
were beautiful and appropriate
A silver bread tray and dozen
knives and forks from the Tourist
Club; cold meat fork, DR.. and Mrs
g. o. Allen; embroidery scissors
Mrs. Barsha Work and Miss
Charlotte Work; ladle, Mrs. s. F
Williams of VintoD, Iowa; berry
spoon, Dr. and Mrs. E.. Work o
Dayton; half dozen dessert and
half dozen tea spoons, Mr. and Mrs
s. A. McManigal of Columbus; one
dozen coffee spoons, Miss Jessie
McManigal and Ben McManigal
butter dish, Mrs. A. E. Work; anG
one dozen spoons from the follow
ing, DR.. and Mrs. Dye, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Warner, B. X. Tritsch, Watkins
Cowell, Dougherty, F. Harrington
j. Strentz, Boyer, J. o. Upton, M
Martin, Monroe, s. III. Bright, G
Rose, w. Bowen, Finney and Ran
nels. The parting wishes of the
guests might be we'll expressed ir
Saxe's vel SO.
God bless your new nuptialsi Still happy a
home,
May you both grow serenely and GRACEFUL.
And, It'll the auriferous wedding shall come
Find the years that are past were as silver Il
gold!
Metropolitan Club.
"Then here's to our boys, do not frown a
their mirth,
Without them ween this would be dul
EARTH"
Some of our young men have or
ganiZed u new social club calico
the metropolitan, based on th'
principle of strengthening thei
congenial tastes. A club room il
the Mccarthy building has beef
fitted up and its furnishings com
bine the idea of comfort with ART
The boys have a reading tabl'
covered with interesting paper
and magazines, and whenever dis
cussIon wakes warm between thes,
young men who are extremely In
vestigative, there is a couch read.
loaded with pillows, which the girl
have presented. No doubt eacl
pillow is receptacle for a sur
cupid dart. The club mem bers ar
Hubert Lsppen. Pres, Ed.Campbel
George Armstrong, Joe Stiers
Clarence Montgomery, Fred Gala
CHER, Harry Wright, Roy Raney
Frank Straw and Dick Kennarc
Rag Sewing.
Mrs. d P. Heft invited a numbe
of her neighbors and friends to
carpet rag sewing last Friday even
ing. Pleasant conversation wa
INDUCED In, and quite a number @
rags were sewed. Refreshment
were served at 10 O'clock. afte
which the guests departed, hopin
Mrs. Heft would have more sue
sociable rag servings. Those pre-
OuU WOEcs McSudulcS IsOiuu
BROKER, Jacob Lift, Pearl Barne
James Barnes, L. A. Crawford, Wi
Heft, Chas. Weis, Bert Martin, Ere
Stracke, Clayton Fickel, Fran
Starcher, Lewis Blosser, Fran
Magle, Zara Cook. Will Marti
J Chas. Brehm, Wilbert Hills, Was
Heft, Ed. Clark, Chas. Heft, Jam'
Patterson and niece Miss Mau
McVane, John Timberlake, Mynro
Miller, Isaac Martin, Ferd Magl
John Sweeny, Eliza Bowlby, Miss
Lizzie and Nora Wyman and Lid
Nutter.
y Missionary Meeting.
The Home and Foreign Missi'
, Socieies-of the Presbyterian Chur'
held their joint annual meeting
the church Tuesday afternoon. 4
!. instructive and entertaining progra
interspersed with Music occupi
4 the early part Of the meeting. Aft
which some business matters we
arranged and Mrs. Mary E.. Smi
with Mrs. Juniper as alternate "