The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-05

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PROGRAMME.
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Miss Mary NJ. Taggart.
Observation-Disclosures ................
o.. ..,............. Miss Jesse McManiga
Sonata op. II. No. /, Allegretto, Roudo.
.....'........... ............ .BeelhOVer
Miss Anna E. Pierce.
Handel--Hayden ... .... NJ ISIS Sara McCray
Dances-Corrente, Minuet /, Sarabandi.
Giga, Cav otta, d. .................H Handel
Miss Margaret Lutz.
song g...,..................... Handel
Miss Mary NJ. Taggart.
Symphonic No, L.. ...............H HAYDEN
Mrs. q. E. Bowen, Mrs. II. l.. Wright
Schumann-Schubert. Miss Clara J. Rauch
The Two Grenadiers 80. ..... Schumann
Mr.. Harry B. Vaile.
Impromptu OPP. 1i2. No. 3....... Schubert
Miss Bertha McManigal.
The Wanderer .......... -. ....... Schubert
Miss Clara j. Rauch.
Back-Mozart ........... Miss Helena Blasius
Partita b. Major-Minuet l, Minuet IL,
Gigue, ,........... .....................Ba Bach
Miss Mabel Hoyt.
Symphonic in C.-Allegro Vivace, An
dante, Minuet, ......... .... . Mozart
Mrs. II. l.. Wright, Miss Margaret Lutz.
Progressive Eucher,
Among the fashionable social
gatherings of the week In Logan was
the evening at Progressive Eucher
given by Mrs. H. l.. Wright at her
home on N, Market street last eve
ming in honor of her house guest
Miss Mary Hand of Newark, o.
Twenty-six of Logan's elite were
seated at the card tables and amid
the buz of animated social converse
struggled to master the science re-
quired in the fascinating recreation
of 'Eucher'. AS the guests were seat
ed at the different tables handsome
score cards tied with ribbons, light
and dark blue, representing Abbot
college where Miss Hand, the guest
of honor, attends school, also that OF
Yale, where Mr.. Rob Wright is at
tending. The score cards were
further ornamented with the two
college colors, hand painted, with "A
and "Y" the initial letters of the two
colleges, intertwined in the upper
left hand corner of the card. The
cards make pretty sovenirs of the
evening. The decorations were neat
and appropriate, the floral decora-
tions of the reception Hall, drawing
room and parlors of the Wright
residence were palms and ferns, the
wall decorations being holly while
the prizes were decorated with the
two college colors. At cards four
prizes were distributed as follows
Ladies favor, Miss Blanche Ambrose
Dresden china manicure set. Gentle.
mems favor, Mr.. Will Strentz, pack
of playing cards, gilt edge, enclosed
in morocco case. The consolation
Dresden cup and saucer was pre-.
sented to Miss Mary Gould. The
BOBBY, thermometer decorated with
the violet, the Yale flower, Miss
Hand. After cards supper was
served at the different table o.
which the following is the
MENU.
Chicken Salad,
Cold Sliced Ham, Sandwiches,
Macaroons, Pickles, Olives,
Escalloped Oysters, Coffee,
Pine Apple Ices.
After supper the coterie of players
were delightfully."- entertained with
several vocal and instrumental
selections by Miss Mary Taggert
Logan's accomplished Soprano anc
Miss Mable Hoyt at the piano.
At Whist.
Another of the delightful socia
functions of the past week was tht
evening at Whist on last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. III
Brooke on North High st. when tn,
Mesdames A. II. Brooke and Ann,
| Jeffries entertained the THE Whis
Club together with number o
other guests. At cards four prize