The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-02-09
IN SOCIETY.
Reception.

| last InurSuay evening Dy tne junior
Glass Of the High school was n
charming social affair. Miss Frieda
Poston as hostess was assisted by the
members of the class in receiving the
guests, the Juniors Of. Jacksonville
with their teachers, Prof. Jones and
Misses Kontner and Black and Prof.
Boyer and Misses Bowlby, Mcbride
and Deissle of our High School. The
beautiful parlors of the Poston resi-
dence on Glenview Heights were
decorated with class colors, pink and
green, with the motto "Nulli
Secundus" in the same colors over
the dining room door. An interest
ing program, musical and literary,
was given In the music room. After
we'll framed address of welcome by
the class president, Harry Harring-
ton and response from the Nelson.
vile president. charming Junior
lass, ices and cake were served In
the dining room which had the
dainty combination of class colors
suggested in decorations of pink car
nations with slender green stems.
There was such friendship and
hearty good will between these
merry young folk who cheer for
"1900," such mixing of green and
pink and purple and gold that num-
erous punches of green and pink
ribbons. which had been conspicuous
that evening tied in true lovers
knot, could not be found the next
morning by some of our boys.
Mrs. II. l.. Wright Entertains.
On last Thursday evening the
THE Whist Club together with
several guests were entertained at
cards followed with an elaborate
luncheon. The favors at cards were
dispensed as follows: First ladies
club favor, china chocolate pot,
Mrs. M. ID. Moore. Second club
favor, lady, a decorated. glass bell,
Mrs. Chas Rose. Club favor, gents,
silver shoe spoon, Mr.. III. F.
Ambrose. Visitors favor, hand
somely framed picture, Mrs. Will
Moore. The BOBBY, pin cushion
and paper Of pins was awarded Mrs.
Anna Jeffries. The out-of-town
guests were Mesdames Webb w,
Poston, Nelsonville and Geo. Leh-
man Of Lithopolis.
Hymenial.
An event of importancein In society
circles of the week will be the quiet
marriage of two of the "elite" OF
LOgan's young society people, Mr.
Sabinus Kessler of the furniture
firm of F. Kesslers' Sons to Miss
Ruth, the handsome and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Rochester this evening al
fve O'Clock at the beaut.;al home
OF the brides parents on Mulberry
ST., South.
The Tourists.
The Tourists will meet in the par.
lors Of Mrs. j. p. Rochester this af-
ternoon on which occasion the fol.
lowing program will be rendered:
visions of G lory spare my aching sight"
Gray
Roll Call--Quotations from Homes.
| Music.
| Marino Faliero. ro...................,Mr Mrs. Mckay
Venetian Holidays, Mrs. B. G. McManiga
Music.
Ghetto and Jews In Venice ...... Mrs. Been
Music.
An Important Event.
A very pleasant event was the
baptisimal service conducted by
Rev. N. w. Good, of little Harold
Upton at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Upton on Saturday evening
Feb. 4th in the presence Of a com
pany of fifteen or more of intimat,
friends of the family. A daint.
lunch was served and music furnish
ed by Misses Mabel Mccormick
Amelia Stiers and Alma Holl.
Dew Wheeler.
Stanley Dew and Miss Juli'
Wheeler, two young society peopl
Of Nelsonville, and both well AM
favorsbly known here, we're quietl.
married at Nelsonville last Frida,
evening.
Family Dinner Party.
Mrs. Catherine st. Leger enter
tanned Saturday with famil.
dinner IN honor of "ye Society's
36th birthday. Covers were laid TO
) Blk.
Pedro.
Mrs. James Rochester entertaine
the Pedro club at her home on Wes
Second st. Tuesday evening.
Eucher.
Mrs. f. S. Pursell entertained tn
members Of the Lone Star Euche
4 Club Saturday afternoon.
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