The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-09-07
IN SOCIETY.
The NJ. Il. Choral SocietY.

On fr1uay evening OF lhSU week tle
M. E. Choral Society were cordially
entertained at the home of Mrs. j. II.
Sanderson on East Second street.
In addition TO the usual excellent
music by members of the society,
there was present Mr.. Jesse Mur-
dock of Somerset, who rendered
some magnificent piano and vocal
solos. During the evening delicious
ices and cake were served.
On Saturday evening the Choral
Society were entertained by Miss
Mabel Mccormick In honor of her
house guests, Mr.. Jesse Murdock and
sister of Somerset and Mr.. Will of
Columbus. A royal good musicale
was had, strengthened doubly by the
excellent piano and vocal achieve
ments of Mr.. Murdoch and the artis-
tic touch of Mr.. Will on the banjo.
The evening was a delightful one,
tinged by the pleasant serving of
lemonade, cake and candies.
Lawn Fete.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of the Presbyterian church gave
very successful fete, Tuesday eve
ming on the r. ID. McManigal lawn.
Between the serving there were
strains of Music from piano, violin
and voice and the hours were pleas
ant for the society and guests.
Piano numbers were given by Misses
Friada Poston, Mabel Hoyt, Bertha
McManIgal and Evelyn Bowen,
while some were accompanied by
John Bowen on the violin. Some
cleverly done whistling solos were
given by Mrs. j. Alex ,nder Meyers
of Columbus, and Students Song
rendered by an octette OF girls. The
quartette which gave the final Good
Night was composed of Misses Hoyt
Rochester and Messrs Sanderson ana
Dollison.
Party.
Mrs. F. F. Rempel jr. gave a de-
lightful evening Tuesday for her
niece Miss Edith Porter. There
were twenty four guests and at the
six card tables, pedro was the game.
The first prize, dainty wedge-wood
pitcher, was taken by Miss Helen
Blasius and for the second prize
there were three contestants Mes
DANES Donovan and Sabinus Kessler
and Miss Stella Strentz. The pretty
plate was finally awarded Mrs.
Kessler. After cards there were
piano selections by Misses Blanche
Ambrose and Florence Rempel, and
cake walk in which Misses Julia
Work and Clara Ambrose earned a
sweet bit of pastry. The refresh
ments of ice, cakes and punch were
daintily served.
Tea Party.
Miss Olivia Rochester entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a most
delightful tea in honor of Mrs
Harvey CARRIER of Greenville. The
lunch was dainty and served at q
prettily decorated table by Misses
Ella and Lucy Rochester. The in
vited guests were Mrs. CARRIER, Mrs
Ellis of Philadelphia, Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. Will Kessler and Misses
Grace Finney, Ruth Bishop, Anna
Kessler, Bess Montgomery and
Minette McCray.
Soup Party.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circle
in camp costume and with all the
tempting adjuncts that make the
soup bowl favorite dish, went tc
Scott's Creek Falls Wednesday
afternoon. The hours were spent il
aquatic sports, burying pink toes il
shallow water and testing the tenn
perature of cool ripples. The soup a
lunch time was delicious becaus,
Virginia Welty and Frances Nc
Manlgal said 80 and they made it.
Kings Daughters.
An informal meeting was callet
Tuesday evening at the Depot House
The past years reports were reat
and Miss Grace Fickell who stand
on the honor roll as never being alb
sent from the twelve meetings, wa
elected delegate to the coming con
vention in Amanda. After the bust
ness arrangements Mrs. White serv
ed ice and cake and turned the meet
ing into a pleasant musicale.
Art and Tbimble.
A delightful lawn party was give
by the ladies Tuesday evening, a
the home of Mrs. John Rochester
1t was surprise for Mrs. Barsh
Work and Mrs. Rochester and the
carried with them OH their wester
trip pleasant memories of the goo
farewell wishes of that last evenin
with the happy Art and Thimbl
folk.
Dinner.