The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-08-31
IN SOCIETY.
Glass Reunion.
For auld lang syne, my dear,
For auld lang syne,

For auld lang syne.
1t Is twelve years since class of
ten sweet girl graduates received
their diplomas from our High
School, and Saturday six OF them
met .to lunch together and ex.
change old "reminiscences OF the
school days of 1887. Miss Rose
White was the hostess for the day
and the class girls who responded
to her invitation were Olivia R1ch-
ester, Emma McLain, Bertha Nc
Cray Smith, Stella Strentz, Ger
trude Baker Moore of Columbus,
and Florence Fickell of Chicago.
Miss Bessie Bagley, one of the
brightest girls of the class, died
some years ago and in class men,
ories this was the only sad tone.
Minnie Crow Dilinger of New
Pittsburg and Effie Bagley Wolfe
of Columbus were unable to be
present. A six O'Clock luncheon
was served and between good
things to eat, good stories to tell
and go d wishes for the future of
the 'S7 girls, the time went in a
flash, and at ten they parted with
stronger ties binding them to each
other and "auld lang syne."
Birthday.
Last week Daisy the bright little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Lehman sent out the following
invitations to about fifty of her
little friends.
1889 1899
Come help celebrate my 10th birthday,
Wednesday Aug. Ord. 1s99
Five TO seven pm.
Daisy Lehman.
All came bringing with them many
beautiful and useful presents
Games Of all kinds were enjoyed
on the lawn, after which the little
people repaired to the dinning room
where ice cream, cake, and fruit
were served by Mrs. Lehman, as.
sisted by Miss Margaret Lutz, Miss
Bertha Blosser and Mrs. F. P.
Starcher.
Seventy-FOurth.
4 very pleasant family surprise
was given Mrs. M. M. Miller on last
Friday evening. The occasion was
the 74th, anniversary of her birth
Mrs. Miller's maiden name was
Dollison and host of the name
and kin we're in attendance. Music
and refreshments were bountifully
supplied, and with the good stories
of Judge Wright the evening wa'
a jolly one. We wish "Aunt Sarah
many more anniversaries as pleas
ant as the last.
In the Woods.
A Sunday outing was enjoyed by
number of jolly people in the
Scott's Greek woods. The dinne
was a picnic one and the supper o
soup and the viands that accom-
pany the dish suggested the stew
of the summer camp, The part,
included Misses Neiswander, Mar.
and Louise Stedem, Eta Deissl,
and Annie KreIg, and Messr
Bishop, Oaks, Stedem, Kreig .an'
Chas. and George Deissle.
Porch Party and Musicale.
Miss Alma Mccarthy has beer
entertaining with number o
pleasant evenings for her niece
the Misses Mccarthy of Wooster
The last two were especially de
llightful, the Porch Party of Satur
day and Musicale Monday. The
Misses Mccarthy are charming
young girls and made many friend d
here. They returned to Wooste
Tuesday morning.
Driving Party.
! Miss Zoa Stiers entertained wit
a carriage party Thursday in homo
of their gdests, Messrs Bell an
Shepardson. The drive was
Jobs and the day spent in visitin
the mines, which are reputed tn
finest of their kind In the world.
Entertained.
Mrs. DIR. Raney entertained Sat
urday evening at lunch in honor O
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kline, of Tolt
do. The invited guests were Mr.
Anna Jeffries, Harry AmbrOs 4, an
Mrs. Henderson Dunn of Columbu
Sewing Circle.
Mrs. Frank Blasius entertain
the Sewing Circle this afternoo
and evening. The luncheon on tn
lawn will be jolly spread and
honor of Mrs. Blasius' guest, Mi
Gertrude Gregg of Columbus.
Antiques.
Miss Louise Bowen entertain
:. the Club this evening, and the a
fair will be in the nature of far
we'll party for Mrs. Barsha WOi