The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-03-23
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT, THU DAYy MARCH 23, 1899.
Chautnnduan.

Onduthuqudu OluD FTIudy eNtuIuE,
and made the time very pleasant
for the members who attended.
The club duties were:
Quotations from Wordsworth
ohaucer to TennysonI "A. Miss Grace Fickeli
Men and Manners OF the 18th Century.
Observation-Disclosures Mr.. WIN Brooke
' Discussion on John Bright.
Liquor Interests in English Politics o..
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Ida Fickell
Wordsworth Biography. Miss Myrs Brown
Readings from Wordsworth iS....!....c..
g.... ....o......... Miss Minnie Moore
Following the program an inter-
esting game at guessing authors
was played on prettily arranged
cards and Miss Brown received
first prize a bunch Of carnations
and Miss Lutz the BOBBY prize
pen wiper. -.
Tx ~ Games.,
Misses Clara and Cora ,Schaeffer
entertained In q delightful original
manner Tuesday evening with a
party of new tricks and games. They
proved themselves charming tactful
hostesses and rewarded their guests
with pretty prizes for their skill in
the games. First prizes, a box of
stationery and ink well, were given
Miss Ida Juergensmeiera and Mr.. Ed
Risley; and BOBBY prizes, apearl pen
stick, to Mr.. Ed Smith, and a tam
BOURNE, to Charley Beck.
The Tourists.
Mrs. g. g. WeitzeII will be the
club's hostess this afternoon and
her well known tact as an enter
tainer promises delightful meet
ing with a program arranged as
f0llows:s t
Quotations from Bret Harte-Roll Call.
Milan. It's History ~. Mrs. G. w. Pullen
The Viscounts ......,..... .Mrs.C E. Poston
Music.
Reading. Cathedral by Mark
Twain. n..............M Miss Lucy Wright
Music, -
Luncheon.
Mrs. Barsha Work gave twelve
o'clock luncheon Wednesday for her
club, The Thimble and Art. 1t was
one of the clubs gala afternoons,
and the luncheon, instead of the late
tea, proved delightful, innovation
in the hands of Mrs. Work. The
luncheon tables were artistic in ar
rangement and decorations of car
nations. Guests of the club were
Mrs. Frantz and Mrs. Sarah James.
Social Circle.
The new club which organized
last week at the home of Mrs. Ed.
Rochester, has been called the
Social Circle. There were about
fifteen ladies who were entertained
last Thursday afternoon and after
the character and name of the new
order. had been determined, Mrs.
Rochester made the; meeting
pleasant FIVE O'clock tea. II
Antiques
The club was we'll enteftained
Friday evening by Miss Addie
Rochester and during~the serving
of ices, cake and fruit, Miss Louise
Bowen gave some humorous read
ings. AS a public reader Miss
Bowen is very popular, and her
simple and easy interpretation dis
plays great artistic taste.
surprise. 'i'
An informal Needle Party was
given as surprise for Mrs. Thomas
Webb last Thursnay evening. The
guests were invited by Mrs. d.
OHara but they were the surprised
parties as Mrs. Webb was ready to
welcome them and served them q
dainty lunch when the needles
were through service. fir'
Lieutenant Commander.
Lieut.. James @. Cresap, by az
act of congress has been promoted
from Lieutenant to Lieutenan'
Commander, In the United States
Navy, with increased salary. He
is on board the "Vicksburg" al
Kingston, Jamaca, at present.
Cards.st g;4r
Miss Margaret Lytle entertained
last evening with cards, The homo
guest was Mrs. B.< X. Tritsch'
, charming young niece, Miss Blanche
Frantz Of Lincoln Nebraska.
Birthday Surprise.
A pleasant and informal littl
, party, given as a birthday surpris,
for Mrs. Louisa Payne, occurred
4 Tuesday evening at her home OF
Walnutstreet. !'f,r
4 Stitehers., ,a}
n Miss Minnie Becker received he
h Sewing Circle Saturday afternoon
and they made happy stitchin
: party. @N go
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