The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-02-23
IN SOCIETY.
Not Many, But Very Swell
Were the Affairs Among
the Elite This Week.
Reception.

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An event i'm social and literary
circles was the reception rendered
by the Saturday Club, one of the
many successful literary organiza-
tions Of Logan, to the many literary
and society clubs for which our
little city has become famous in a
social way, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. III. L. Wright on N.
Market ST. last evening. For the
occasion the. already handsomely
arranged rooms were neatly and
appropriately draped and decorated
with flags and bunting while in the
drawing was conspicuous a large
crayOn of Washington draped with
"Old Glory" commemorative of the
day on which the reception oc-
Cured, while in the dining room
strands of rose colored ribbon en-
fertwined with smilax extending
from the chandeliers. The floral
decorations while not extensive,
and consisting ofcut flowers, potted
plants, palms and ferns, were so
arranged as to form pleasing con-
trast to the other draperies. Those
of the club in the receiving line
we're Mesdames j. Fl. Dye, s. H.
Bright, James Little, Rev. Steward,
d. A. Rannels, J. w. BEEN and
Miss Lou Bowen.
At the tables the following young
ladies did the honors gracefully and
saw that the guests were refres shed
with ices, ice cream, cake and
coffee. Misses Bertha McManigal,
Mable Hoyt, Maggie Lutz, Sue Nc
Bride, Amelia Stiers and Ruth
Brooke. The favors were distri-
blted by Florence Bright and Nellie
Stiers. During the evening the
following entertaining program of
music and song was rendered to
the attentive gathering of the club
members of Logan's elite society.
Midsummer Nights Dream Mendelssohn
Mrs. c. Bowen, Miss Bertha McManigal
Selection-Piano. Miss Gertrude Gallagher
Plerrette, Air de Ballet, Piano-Cham.
made .... :. .......... Miss Mabel Hoyt
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Deissle
Selection, e fiat-Dreyschock ..,........
.......................M Miss Margaret Lutz
Song-Where Ripples Flow-De Rowan
................. ............ Miss Railch
! At the spring-Joseffr ......... .........
.. .............. Miss Bertha McManigal
| French Song--Connais Tu le Pays--Mig-
non.......... ....... Mrs. F. G. Rochester.
The Out-Of-town guests were Mes
! danes F. G. Rochester and G. II.
Norris of Athens.
The New Lodge.
Yesterday afternoon one more
order was added to the already
large number of Logan lodges in
the instituting of an Elk lodge the
working team of GAINESVILLE lodge,
eight strong, exemplifying the Sc
cret work in mastery way to a
class of thirty-one members. The
team began It's work, the commodi-
GUS and Handsomely carpeted l. o.
o. F. Hall being used, at two
O'Clock and it was long after the
supper hour when the last candi-
date became full fledged Elk
The Elks is blooded organization
Its fundamental principles are
sociability, friendship and benevo
lence, with the social features pre-
dominating. Following the in
itiatory work the new lodge and
the visiting team repaired to tn,
Hotel Rempel where anime Host
III. F. Ambrose brother Elk haC
prepared seven course banque
, for their further entertainment
, After feasting to their hearts con
. tent at ten o'clock cigars wer,
passed, the usual signal that toast
n were now In order with Hon. J. +
}, White at the head of the long ban
o quet table acting as toastmastel
Q Mr., White In spicy little talk &C
u knowledged the honor, announce
the different toasts and calling q
y random from among the assemble
!. guests for them to respond. Tn
q toasts were good, a little spicy an
v some quite rich and kept every on
Q in laughing humor and it wa
long after midnight before bon jeu