The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-26
IN SOCIETY.
Card PARTY.

Card Party.
Mesdames Fred Rochester and
w. @. Moore charmingly entertain
ed with card party at the home
Of the former Saturday evening
number Of their lady friends. Fol-
lowing an entertaining afternoon
at cards, at five o'clock the guests,
twenty-iour in number, we're invit-
ed to the dining room, where they
were seated at tables arranged in
the shape of the letter J. and served
with three course Ave o'clock
dinner. The table decorations were
candelabras underlaid with hand
somely embroidered center piece q,
The menu of the dinner Ia courses
was as follows:
First Course
Sliced Cold Ham,
Escalloped oysters, Pickles, Hot Rolls,
Coffee,
Chicken Salad, A La Lettuce Leaves,
Sailed Waters, Coffee,
Entries
Ice Cream Candied Cherries
Cake, Coffee.
The table favors carnations. After
dinner the ladies again repaired to
the card rooms and the prizes dis.
tributed as follows: For the great
est number of games, a silver cream
spoon, Mrs. Anna Jeffries. For the
greatest number of lone hands. a
cut glass salt cup and silver salt
spoon, Mrs. Chas Rose. The fol-
lowing are the ladies who occupied
seats at the card tables and graced
the festal board:
Mesdames
Chas Rose w. F. Bowen,
d. NJ. Moore, A. H. Brooke,
Capt. Bowen, Ferdie Rempel,
j. w. BEEN, ]. F. White,
r. 8. Pursell, Judge Wright,
H. L. Wright, H. F. Ambrose,
Anna Jeffries, Ed. Donovan,
H. ]. Woodwork, w. F. Kessler,
j.. II. Rochester.
Misses
Essie Fnney, Stella Strentz,
Minerva White, Nan Mcbride,
Out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Kate Wood, Mrs. Geo. Work,
OF Columbus.
Mrs. Geo. Lehman, Lithopolis.
Whist Party.
On last Thursday evening the
regular fortnightly meeting of the
Whist Club was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rose. A delightful evening was
spent playing the very fascinating
game, after which an elegant lunch
was served by the Misses Mable
Rose and Bess Miller; following is
the
MENU.
Cold Ham, Bread and Butter Pickles
Salmon Salad, Escalloped Oy sters,
Saratoga Chips,
Hickory nut Custard Cake, White Cake,
Pineapple Ice
The visitors present we're Mrs. Will
Moore, Misses Nan Mcbride,
Estelle Finney, Grace Finney. The
out-of-town visitors were Mrs.
Kate Wood of Columbus, Mrs.
Lehman of Lithopolis, Mrs. Web
Poston of Nelsonville.
The Tourists.
The meeting of the Tourist Club
for this afternoon has been post
pOned until to morrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. DIR. Pullen
when the following program will
be rendered.:
Roll Call-Quotations form Hall Caine.
Music.
Schools Of Art. Mrs. Vickers.
Venice-History and Government...
........... ................ Mrs. Weitzell.
Music.
Observation-Disclosures and Painting.
.......................... Mrs. Rochester.
Music.
Dance.
A very nice sociable dance was
given on Monday evening last at
Hartman's Hall in honor of Mr..
Harry e. Rose who left on Tuesday
for Augusta Ga. after spending
several days with his parents in
Logan. The dance was gotten up
by Messrs Earl Lindley and Walter
DOeble. About fourteen couples
were present.
Postponed.
Several social functions in con-
temptation for the fore part of the
week were postpo ned out of respect
for the demise of Mrs. E. M. Nc
Clintock.
The Juniors.
Harry Harrington entertained
in pleasant manner at his home
Friday evening the Juniors of the
L. H. 8.