The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-05-18
in SOCIETY.
Junin BanQuet.

feast"
The history of the Junia club
scintillates with evenings that ale
gem like in a setting of substantial
literary attainments and now one
more stone of unusual brilliancy is
added to the cirClet. The banquet
of last Saturday evening was given
by the club girls at the Rempel
Hotel for Miss Blasius and among
all the wits and beauties assembled
there was no sign of that not a.
ways necessary adjunct, man.
Guests outside of the club were
Mrs. Frank Blasius and Miss
Bertha McManigal. The banquet
ing table was artistic with masses
of cut flowers and festoons of blue
and gold ribbons the clubs colors;
while the menu, toast and individ-
ual cards were tied with dainty
loops of the same shades. AT
eight o'clock twenty one typical
American girls were seated for the
feast, with the club president, Miss
Elizabeth McManigal as toast
mistress and Mrs, Harry Ambrose
as hostess, and there was such a
constant fire of witty repartee that
no one remembers who said all the
clever things. The toasts were
given after the serving of the ban
quet and the responses to the toast
mistress brilliant introductiOns,
were humorous and Delightfully."-
entertaining in way meant only
for the "girls," who mirthfully turn
toast into a "roast." The hours
in the parlor were given over to
music and jollity; Mrs. Blasius and
Miss Rauch sang and Miss Bertha
McManigal gave some piano num-
bers. Only the approaching dawn
Of Sunday morning forced at last
an unwilling "Auf Wiedersehen.'
MENU
Sliced Tomatoes, Mayonalse Dressing
Boullion,
salted Peanuts, olives, Pickles,
shrimp Salad, Cheese Sandwiches,
Cold Tongue, Rolls, Ham,
Apricot Cream, Angel Food, Strawberries
Coffee
TOAsTS.
A Retrospect .............. Charlotte Work
81 hear the mufiled tramp of years
Come stealing up the slope of time"
Exploded Matches .. d. =. Helen Blaslus
''Tis better to have loved and lost
Than never to have loved at ALL"
Our Husbands ......... ...... Ruth Kossler
Mature hath formed strange fellows in hei
time"
Sbylline Leaves Wilhelmine Deissle
| Auf Wiedersehen ....... Mary Blasius
"And thereby hangs tale"
DOmestics.
On last Thursday afternoon Mrs
G. w. Schwenke entertained the
Domestic Club at her home or
North Walnut street. The guests
had royal good time. Mrs. Hen.
derson had very interesting paper
on Oriental Embroidery and Mrs
Kern very comical reading on q
japanese dinner. The principal
feature of the afternoon however
was the guessing game Each oi
the laddies present brought theiI
first portraits and each guest, had
the opportunity of naming the per.
son whom the portraits represent.
ed. Mrs. Kern received first prize
consisting of an elegant china
plate presented by the hostess
Mrs. Watkins received the BOBBY
prize, "Three sticks of candy" tied
together with fancy ribbon. Other
features Of the afternoon were some
delightful musical selections given
by Miss Anna Pierce and Mesdames
Warner and Sp0ehr. After partak-
ing of a light luncheon the ladies
departed thanking the hostess for
the elegant manner in which they
were entertained.
Lawn Fete.
The Sewing Circle will give a
lawn party and picnic luncheon,
Thursday at the cottage on Walnut
street taken by the Misses White
for the summer. 1t is the first sign
of festivity INDUCED in by the circle
for some time, and jolly party is
anticipated when the hostesses are
Misses Bird and Anna White who
have reputation as entertainers
among our social folk.