The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-09

gave an interesting Missionary
afternoon Friday, followed by the
serving of an excellent lunch.
There was the usual attendance OF
guests and members of the society
who are always glad to entertain
and graciously welcome all friends
and try to earn by sincerity and
kindness a true right to their name
kings Daughters"
PROGRAM.
Reading-Tithes ................ Sarah Moore
Solo-Where Is Heaven ........ Ruth Brooke
Joining Church in Corea Virginia Welty
Reading.-The Jealous Wife. ....... Alma Hall
Redeeming Africa ......... -. Ruth Brooke
Solo-Kiss Me Good-by =. Mabel Mccormick
Reading-From Riley Wilhelmine Deissle.
Fourth Anniversary.
Helen Dean, the bright little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Heft, entertained six of her little
cousins, on last Saturday afternoon,
it being her fourth anniversary.
Childish plays we're INDUCED in,
after which bountiful supper was
served. She was the recipient of
several presents, viz: bisque doll,
from Masters Frank, Oliver and
Bryan Heft; Toys, Birdie and Thur
man Heft; china plate, Mildred
Brehm; dresS from her papa;
souvenir spoon, from her mamma.
At an early hour the little folks
departed for their homes wishing
Miss Helen many more such happy
birthdays.
Saturday Club.
The regular session of the Satur.
day Club was held in the afternoon
at the home of Miss Minerva White
on Main street. The program was
exceedingly entertaining and in
| structive on the line of French life,
books and manners, and the mum.
bers were arranged as follows:
Roll Call-Quotations from Molicre.
Criticism Moliere's Misanthrope, H..
| ...................,M Mrs Homer Wright
Important Events During Reign of
| Henry ii ......-.......... Mrs. j. II. Dye
Literature Of the 18th Century ,....,,...
| ............,.........Mis Miss Nan Mcbride
Fashions of the 18th Century 80. .......
| ................ Miss Naomi Jones
With the Chautauqua.
Misses Sarah and Minnie Moore
received the Chautauquan Readers
Friday evening and the following
interesting numbers made up the
program:
Roll Call Quotatlons-J ohnson Gray, Boswell
Chaucer to Ternyson Minnie Moore
Men and Manners of 18th Century. ......
| .......,..... ........... Christina trascn
Textile Industries Of the u S............
........... ...... Esther Juergensreier
Readings from Goldsmiths "Traveler"
and Tnompson's Seasons. ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ruth brOoRe
Critic ............ ................. Zoe Stiers
Tourists.
The Tourists will hold an open
meeting Saturday evening In the
parlors Of the Depot House. Mrs
o. S. White, the hostess has vited
guests for this evening and after
the regular program of the club has
been presented there will be an
hour for music and conversations
which is always delightful among
| i.f 0f Lon nd
The Antiques.
The Antique Club enjoyed avery
pleasant evening of social nature
Friday with Mrs. John Rochester
A dainty lunch was served at nine
o'clock with the following menu;
Buttered Bread, Cold Tongue,
Pickles,
Sherbet, Cakes,
Coffee.
Entertained.
|, Miss Josephine Rochester delight
fully enterta, ned few friends Tues
day evening. The guests were tn
, Misses Daisy Watkins, Fannie Kline
r and Bess Miller and the Messrs
3 Chas Huston, Vallie Wright, w. J
{ Thurness and Merrill Armstrong O
i Adelphi.
|, Stitches.
4 The Young Ladies' Sewing Circl
d met Saturday with Miss Franci
= McManigal. 1t was u very joll
\ afternoon and luncheon, for thes
1 young folk have no fear of rain an
X are never intimidated by weathe
4 Entertained the Little Misses.
a Miss Nellie Lift entertained
i few of her little school mates Sa
y urday afternoon. After firing
= games the little Misses were serve
l. with ice cream, cake and othe
delicacies.