The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-27
IN SOCIETY.
Thrice Five Bnnouet.

touched by the afllatus OF Olympus
born tact and established them
selves In the list of skilled enter
tainers In our social regime. The
most brilliant and enjoyable interse
affair in the history of the club was
the banquet given Monday evening
in the Perone parlors. Each men,
ber of the club invited lady and,
the banqueting hall with It's per-
fume of flowers, glitter of silver
and glass, and assemblage of wit
and intelligence was an attractive
and artistic scene, Everything was
perfect in management from the
toasts and music to the more sub
stantial and less ethereal adjuncts,
the contents of the salvers. The
Invocation was delivered by Rev.
N. w. Good, and as toastmaster
Mr.. Herbert Harrington suggested
the jest and humor which followed
in toasts, the responses of the clubs
members.
Toasts.
The Keeper of the Seals Prof. c. L. Boyer.
The Fair Thrice Five. Rev. D.. Steward
The Mission of Type ..........L Lewis Green
Our Blue-jackets e.. Judge S III. Bright.
The Evening of the Nineteenth Century,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. John Dougherty.
More brilliant and interesting re-
marks were made by the newly
elected officers. Henry Wood
worth, president; Judge Bright,
vice president; and Prof. Boyer
secretary and treasurer and then
the banquet done:
"No More of Mirth
Is here or merry making sound"
Church Wedding.
Mr.. Walter Reasoner and Miss
Clara Mock were married Sunday
evening in the U. B. church by the
pastor, Rev, Hughes. 1t was a pub.
lie wedding and we'll attended by
the numerous friends of the young
people, who are we'll known in
church society. The bride wore a
handsome white wedding gown
with becoming picture hat of the
same color. Mr.. and Mrs. Reasoner
have furnished pretty cottage in
Rivordale which they occupied i'm.
mediately after their marriage.
| Junia.
The club girls enjoyed one of the
most delightful meetings of tht
year Monday evening with Miss
Kate Weltzell. The guests presen
were Miss nellie McManigal ant
Miss Weitzell. A delicious luncl
was served after the program OIL
German Literature.
Quotations from Goeth and Schiller.
Goethe's Life, -. ...... Miss Estelle Fjnney
Plano Solo ........... Miss nellie McManigal
Story of Faust ........ Miss Mary Blasiu.
Schiller-Lite and Poems,
......... 49,. Miss Elizabeth McManigal
The Whist Players.
The Whist Club went to Nelson
vile this morning, where they will
be entertained with a ten o'clocl
card party by Mrs. Webb Poston
When the games are finished al
afternoon luncheon will be serve'
and Mrs. Poston will be assisted Il
her duties as hostess by Mesdame
Preston and Byron Wolfe of Athens
Mrs. Poston is a charming entertain
er and this dealing of cards will b
gala day for our club.
Hearth and Home.
Mrs. DIR. Raney entertained tn
Hearth and Home club at her hom
on East Main street, Thursda.
afternoon. All the members wer
: present except one. Visitors wer
) Mrs. B. X. Tritch, Mrs. Lytle an
Alma Hall.
Informal Luncheon.
The ladies of the Thimble an,
Art gave an afternoon party Wed
nesday at Mrs. Pursell's home. /
was followed by luncheon q
dainty and pleasing dishes, spice,
with the good wishes of the club TO
Mrs. Pursell in her visit on tn
Pearl of the Antilles.
1899.
The Senior Glass will entertai
Friday evening at the home of tn
president Clarence Schwenke. TIL
guests will be the members OF tn
Junior class, who are already ar
ticipating the festivities of tn
Senior year.
Antiques.
Mrs. Mary Smith will entertai
the club Ladies Friday evening
and her we'll known hospitalit
promises to make it a pleasan
meeting.
Social Circle.
The members of this interesting
club will be received this afternoo
by Mrs. Elmer Petit, and yer
pleasant time is anticipated.
Notice G.. A. II.