The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-02-16

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Coffee. ~
Those In costume we're:
Clara J. Rauch. ...". .Cholly Nickerbocker.
ssn Marsaret pnss Mccarthy Ionden s%aTs DUDE
Name Wellman ,...... .,.....,. "Chsppei".
Meta Grove ,.............. ..... ..... HobsOn.
Mrs. Ava Mccall .m,..,;;; ~, Prince Charlie.
Emma Wellman ....... The Prima Donna.
Elizabeth Vail ........ New Woman.
Those not in costume Were:
Mrs. Tom Price.
The Tourists.
The meeting of the Tourists at the
parlors Of Mrs. J. p. Rochester last
Thursday afternoon, owing to the
extreme cold weather was not at
tended by the entire membership,
but these who did brave the weather
were amply repaid by the reading of
several interesting papers. Among
the papers read during the afternoon
was one on "Epigrams from Israel
Zangwell," the quaint sayings being
enjoyed by all. Notwithstanding the
cold wave, f1guratively speaking the
guests wandered through the
venetian palaces visited the Ghetto,
and enjoyed the festiv ais and Holi-
days as spoken Of in the papers pre-
pared and read by Mesdames, G. G..
Weitzell and B. c. McManigal. The
musical numbers for the afternoon
were rendered by Mesdames G. E.
Bowen and g. @. Weitzell and Miss
Robin Rochester.
That SingIn Skule.
The supper and entertainments
given by the Rathbons Sisters at
Red Mems Hall last Friday even
ing was quite an enjoyable affair.
Following the serving Of supper
which was patronized by hundreds
Of our citizens, the proceeds netting
these industrious lodge women a
neat sum to be placed in their lodge
treasury for emergency purposes,
an entertaining musical and
literary program was given In
which the old fashioned "singin
skule" Of antibellum days
was introduced occasionisg much
merryment among tho audience.
Every number on the program was
we'll rendered and received the ap-
plause which it merited. The
ladies netted about $40 for their
evenings work.
At Cards,
Mrs. F. 8. Pursell entertained
very handsomely on last Saturday
afternoon at cards the members OF
the Lone Star Eucher Club followed
in the evening by an elaborate tea.
At cards, Mrs. Capt. Bowen won
the club favor, a Pretty work bag
Just previous to the invitation "to
tea" the guests participated in
"grab bag" contest, each guest be-
ing the recipient of handsome p,
present from the mysterious re-
cssses Of the grab bag. After in
dulging in some good naturet
raillery over their presents the
guests seated themselves and did
ample justice to an elegant tea pre-
pared by the hostess for their de
iectation.
The Junia.
The Junia was entertained
Monday evening by the club presi
dent Miss Elizabeth McManigal
AS responses to roll call interesting
items OF news were given, Will,
the theme for tho evening paper
was German Government. II wa
very pleasant and delightfal clul
meeting though many Of the mem
bers were not present because O
the play that evening, and the pro
gram was changed and shortened
AS printed In the calendar the pro
gram should have been.
Kings Of Right Divine. ,.,.,,. Bs,elle Finne
: The Bundssrath and Reichstag ...,...
.....,...........,.......... Lucy Wake
Present Political Parties. ...... Mary Goul
The Building OF the Empire.
...".............,... Jessie McManigs