The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-11-02
IN SOCIETY.
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t,Thisis tho nikist % try fortunes. sweet lass,
For down int, cellar NJ et'faidnigHt yoE Ego
And, while eating an apple. yop look in ntbe
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fou WIN see p,ef, your shoulder a.fsce
Thenly6n know INN
rhbt bells fot you ;end you are for hitgf&
ToStest fottune. SWEET one. Ia truly no ff3f H
9heFeH ths candseE come, ngF bssglsF
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Cltcles gave an Snfng tQHbI M
Tuesday, at the R4fsE tHm.yS \ Git
lot artistfc and .sf1vas=eGS III tis
,cpbtumes, abhreM Ma5s a nfIfs5 4
wise, no assembfaReS SIfc6 ii IEiS
sSfNthe Prince Of Wales to ,ApeEIca,
hap realized such a-isdrsam nof
Beauty and wit. 80 : a.. :. -s..1 -.
VA grand'march bekaiI satis Aine
ip'clocks and ae., the. .s masqpeEad deus
fiied ahrouah tAe haH and .:-parlors;'
theree@ssa y bed@irderlng confession
on classic nsi.modera ..st yies7 AThe
,6oAtess, Miss Helen P6rsell, was
'drapsd as a. -7twentsatH -cenlifS
,Nio6eS@ho is-stteinptiag txA.seG Gan !
cile her garments to the fashion
from "Gayest Paree.D Charlotte
Work played Hsmsets with oHfsnfe
,Campbelt as Ophelia;; hittie;s ;sJnhttS
Jones ofspsaGh.ote Asssiii N h 11e 'j,ssg 5.aA
made itrimqrtal "a psssgnatI6if q by,
BlanchgA A n h&ssliIissf " y ssfsssali; III ];
sue. I'm SlI n 3 tx IA sdaith.. M
ri nsf fSats 4 Hs3. ase pfTiissiisiii' II iat =
Robib Sc6es6 6rS hads.ss5# SlsSoiss.
MlleIdysstS ri abestspf the s:.ihsalre.
Comlapy Frsaeai& &f FrSIes ssIES Me-
Manigai, as Idstln McGarthy;"'Mas'
b typical son OF Erin, white BESSIE
Rose, In the role OF Herr jacob Won
-Reiber, was the funniest thing out,
side Of the Fatherland. Flossie
Spielman made an attractive An
dalusian dancing girl, and nellie
McManigal a Spanish gypsy; Lu-
cile Allen played the made of thirty
years ago In Mrs. Burke Roche
goSn, while Virginia Welty, the
dusky helle OF q Hottentot Isle,
bowed to the name of Abuzoo La
looli and coquettishly toyed with
the rings in her ears. Miss Clara
Boory made handsome Waldorf
Castoria; Ruth Bishop, coy
Samantha Allen and Julia Work
handsome Teddy Roosevelt in
Rough Rider dress. Mrs. Botkin
persopated Lord Smith Of Smith.
terhurst by the sea; Anna Smith,
Colonel j. J. AstOr, of recent war
fame; Minnie Becker, our own
histriomic, two-headed Zeke;
Minnie Deissle, Madame de
Pompadour, and Mrs. Sabinus
Kessler' not quite "sweet sixteen"
and a school girl. Mrs. Frank
BIaslus and Misses Cora Wright
and Helen Alasius were represent
ed by three charming people who
needed no disguise to suggest the
parts they played.
A Virginia Reel followed the
supper of viands not to ethereal
for dreams and the maskers who
never enjoyed more delightful
confusion, went home musing on
the charms that claim the heart Of
man.
The Non. .De.Script Club.
Mrs.4J. @. Morgan was host tess to
the Non-de-script club Saturday
afternoon Oct %. While the
weather was any thing but pleas
ant every. member was present
and all was bright and pleasant
within. A dainty lunch was served
before the ladies left.
The ladies Of the Non-de-script
club with few invited guests had
> halloween taffy pulling at the
home OF Mrs. 1. j, Lindley on Mon
day evening. The house was TASTE
fully decorated to suit the time
with corn, apples, jack o'lanterns,
etc. After an evening Of fun at a
late hour the ladies each with a
plate oftOothsome taffy.
Birthday Party.
Miss Florence Bright entertaine ed
some girl friends Friday evening,
thus celebrating her sixteenth
birthday. The girls who made the
evening merry and y memorable
among all natal days were; Edith
Eugle. Mamie Pierce, Ruth Hen
|derson and Msude Nc Manigal.
Oyster Supper. @S
Mrs. Sabinus Kessler gave q
small informal lunch Friday even
Ing, and her guests were the Miss
es Katherine Friesner and Char
lotte Work; DR.. Smith and Mr..
Will Strents.