The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-02-16
IN SOCIETY.
Apron Fair

ium Of the Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon and evening by
the ladies OF the congregation the
net proceeds, about $I65 are donat-
ed to the church building fund.
Besides the apron booth, where
aprons contributed by friends from
many cities In the different states
Of the Union were on exhibition
and for sale, there were also candy
booths and post Office In charge
OF the young ladies where you could
get your valentine by the payment
Of one cent postage. The fair both
In social and financial sense was a
very complete success and far ex.
ceeded the most ssnguine expects-
tions Of the ladies having the affair
In charge. Believing the following
list of apron contributors to the
fair will be read with interest by
our readers we give 1t in full:
Miss Sarah Funcanon, Kirksville.
Mo-; Mrs. Carrie Meeks, Kirksville,
Mo-; Mrs. Evans, Lincoln, ILL.,; Miss
Kate 'Steinman, Washington, d. g. i;
Miss Jennie Steinman, Sturgeon
Bay, Wis; Miss Clara Truesdell,
Binghamton, N. Y; Mrs. Burton
Brownell, Utica, N.>Y.; Mrs. Lille
Hall, Vicksburg, Miss; Mace Bow
man, Syracuse, Neb.; Berrie Ward,
Harrison, Ark; Mrs. Luker, Kan
sas City, Mo; Miss Mary Snyder,
Holton, Kas; Mrs. Martha Mid
vile, Philadelphia, Penn; Mrs.
Jamie Clearfield, Penn. Mrs.
Keith, David City. Neb.; Mrs. e H.
Kanode, - Virginia; Mary
Brooner. Maryland; Addie
Strawn, Viroqua, Wis; Mrs. Hettie
Rowe, StubenvilIe, o.; Mrs. Ryan,
- Maine; Mrs. Eliza Kanode,
Tacoma, Wash; Miss Eva Harring.
ton, Wooster, o.; Mrs. Anna r..
Wolfe, Grenada, Miss; Mr.. F. s.
Pursell, Buena Vista, Cuba; Mrs.
Davis Green, Germantown, Penn:
Carrie J. Steward, Salt Lake City,
Utah; Mrs. Schneider, chattanooga,
Tenn; Miss Fressant, Gould City,
N. Mich; Mrs. Henderson, Little
Rock, Ark; Mrs. Sue Lawrence,
Mendam, N. j.; Miss Nettie Ram
sarell, Flint, Mich; Mrs. r.. @. San
derson, Jacksonville, Fla; Miss
Lizzie Williams, Vinton, Iowa;Mrs.
Marc M. Reynolds, Chicago, ILL.,;
Mrs. r. 8. Weitzell, Strawn, Texas;
Mrs. Locke, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. DR..
Noel, Chicago, Ill.,; Miss Ella Boyd,
Baltimore. d.;Mrs.Sarsh Nj urphy,
Knoxville, Tenn: Mrs. Lizzie G.
Truesdell, Binghamton, N. Y; Mr.,
Tom Sunderland, Colorado Springs,
COL; Mrs. Charles Bowen, Indian,
apolis, Ind; Mrs. DIR. Girard, Mt
Pleasant, Va; Mrs. Arthur E.
English, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs, Louisa
B. Strunk, Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. B.
w. Carlisle, Iowa; Mrs. ]. E.
Rane, Delphi Ind; Mrs. Cora g.
Ogilvie, --- Oklahoma; Mr.. g
Burberry. IndiaHola. Iowa; Mrs
Ella g.. Clark, Ironton o.; Miss
Grace Bowen, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. Geo. Mumford, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Nell Work Threewit, Denver
Col; Mrs. G, H. Hess, Kansas City
Mo-; Mrs. l.. Sellers, Warrensburg
Mo-; Mr.. w. J. Lytle, s
Carolina Mrs. Susan Tritch, Rhoers'
vile, Ind; Mrs, M. H. Merron, New
Hampton, N. III. ;Mrs.Maria Brown
Ft. Madison, Iowa; ------
Faith, N. Carolina; Mrs. Maynard
Pond, Shelby Springs, Ala; Mrs,
Hampton, Union Furnace, o.; Mrs
Stella BEEN Stropes, Indianapolis
Ind; Mrs. Martha Gamble, ---
Ohio.
Kessler:-Rocheste
A simple but pretty home wedding
took place last Thursday evening a
the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Rochester, Second and Mul.
berry streets. Only the immediate
members of the family were in at
tendance as witnesses to the impres
sive cermonials performed by Rev
FIR. Powers of st. Johns Churcl
which united together the lives o
Mr.. f. 8. Kessler and Miss Rutl
Rochester. The pronouncing Of tn
sacred words making the youn,
couple as one, 10 the consumation o
very pleasant extended courtshi]
Of these popular young people, VIII
move In the highest social circles o
our city. Mr.. F. g. Kessler, tn
groom, is the son of Mr.. Franl
Ksssler and the junior member O
theF Kessler Sons Furniture Manu-
factoring, whose friends In Logal
are legion. The bride is one of Lo
. gan's popular and most highly &C
complished young ladies and a socia
leader in young "Elite" society, an
L.. - T.