The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-02-02
IN SOCIETY.
Anniyereary.

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One OF the most pleasant society
events OF the week was the surprise
celebration OF Mr.. Will Kessler's
3Sth anniversary of his birth, on
Tuesday evening last His excel
lent wife invited eleven of Mr..
Kessler's gentlemen friends TO be
present at their pretty home, in
waiting the arrival of her husband
from the store at eight o'clock. On
his arrival he was reminded very
forcibly by a storm of strong hand
shakes that he had reached the
38th mile stone of his sojourn In
life. The evening was joyously
spent in a prize contest of Might've.
The contest was spirited one re-
sultlDg In FIR. Powers coming out
victorious, and securing a hand
some silver engraved hat mark. At
the eleventh hour u most royal
supper was served consisting Of the
following
MENU.
Oysters,
Ham, Salad, Rolls,
Pickles, Coffee,
Ice Cream, Cake.
Mrs. Henry Kessler assisted the
hostess. Those present were FIR.
Powers, Sabinus KessIer, DR.. Smith,
Ed. Risley, ]. B. Dollison, Ed.
Beck, Will Frasch, Ed. Donovan,
Jas. Montgomery, Jesse Gabriel,
Henry Kessler and Will Kessler.
Junia Club.
The Misses McCray were very
charming hostesses for the Junia's
Monday evening. The general
theme was German Sciene and
Philosophy. The following intel.
lectual and interesting program
was frightened by some excellent
musical numbers. Club guests
were Mrs. Charles Bowen of
Indianapolis and Miss Ella Roch.
ester. Quotations were on Philoso-
ply.
Piano Duet ........ Misses Ruth Rochester
Mary Gould.
Humbolt and Kepler . Miss Minette Nc.
Cray.
Modern Scientific Discoveries Mrs, John
Smith.
Vocal Solo Miss Ella Rochester.
Kant. -. Miss Elizabeth McManigal.
Vocal Trio Misses Exsie Finney, Jessie
McManigal. Sadie McCray.
Birthday Party. ~
Miss Fannie Kline entertained
Saturday evening in honor of Daisy
Watkins 18th birthday. The par
lors were beautifully and artistic
ally decorated. At IL p. m. they
repaired to the dining room where
an elegant lunch was served.
Those present were Misses Wat
kins, Miller, Juergensmeier, Mont
gomery, Rochester and the hostess,
and Messrs McManigal, Houston,
Thurness, Armstrong, Doebele and
Lindley. Music and dancing and
a cake walk, led by Chas. Houston,
were among the features of the
evening, followed by a tempting
collation.. Covers were laid for
twelve.
An Evening With the Tic TAGS.
The Tic Tao pedro club was most
delightfully."- entertained Wednes.
day evening by Miss Josephine Ro-
chester. The parlor and dining
room were most beautifully deco
rated with smilax and carnations.
AS usual Chas. Houston led the
cake walk. Those present were
Misses Bess Miller, Daisy Watkins,
Fanny Kline and Messrs Edward
Beck, Earl J. Lindley and Geo. p.
Armstrong. Supper was served
at 1880.
Waters. Cheese.
Oysters. Bread and Butter.
Ice Green. Cake.
The Juniors.
The Junior class of the High
School has sent out invitations for
a reception. Thurday evening, in
honor of the Juniors of Jacksonville.
The cards are dainty and artistic,
tied with class colors, pink and
green, and headed with fancy de-
sign bearing 1900 and their motto,
"Nulli Secundus." The invitation
reads:
At Miss Frieda Poston's on Glenview Height, |
Meet with our Juniors next Wednesday
night.
Come teacher and professor, come iaddie and |
lass,
And be the guests of the Junior Glass.
Literary.
On last Thursday afternoon Mrs. |
g. T.. PostOn very pleasantly enter