The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-08-24
IN SOCIETY.
J'he Happy Ten.

The young ladies chaperoned by
Mrs. Frank Mckay who occupied the
Burns Cottage on the Camp Grounds
were thus called by the Herald, but
they were more than happy. They
acknowledged themselves when ac-
cused that they were good looking,
and abnormally intelligent, but the
lenient neighbors who heard their
cheerful prattle until twelve at night,
and their up with the lark, CONVEX
sation over the gasoline stove in the
morning, only knew that they were
happy. Their camp during the AS
sembly was delightful one and
they proved as great an attraction as
Sameul Jones. They found some
interesting friends every day, friends
Platonic and without sentimentality
as Prof. Gordon Armstrong analysed
them; and friends other kinds as
nice good Methodist boys called, but
this was after the Chaperone came
home. Then of course Mr.. Monroe
kept weather eye on the occupants
of the Burns Cottage, and that wealth
er eye occasionally winked with ap-
probation, for Mr.. Monroe is not old
and wink is not marked impious in
the Methodist discipline.
Their camp was broken Wednes-
day of last week and that day was a
red letter one for the happy ten and
a few of their friends.
Messrs Percy Sanderson and Ham,
blin of Lancaster sent a carriage
which took them to Lancaster where
they were the guests of these gentle
men for luncheon at the Mithoff.
The people of Lancaster may have
fancied that these men had opened
their arms to young ladies semin-
ary, but the time spent there was so
pleasant and the hosts 80 clever in
managing twelve girls that no body
cared what people thought. At two
o'clock, the carriages from the In
dustrial School arrived at the hotel
and took the entire party to the
Farm. This climax to the days
treat was the courtesy extended by
Hon. John F. White, the president
of the Farm Board, and it was such
an elegant treat the afternoon at the
Farm that we looked upon Mr..
White as fairy god Father of the
Cinderella god mother type, for a
Magic influence pervaded every
kindness we received from the
officers of the school. We were
taken over the grounds and through
the buildings and given cordial
hand shake by the old Logan news.
paper man, Mr.. Brannan. Captain
and Mrs. Barrett, with the most
gracious hospitality welcomed this
crowd of young people to the beauti-
full new Administrator building
where supper was served, and then
in parlor and hall there were echoes
of music and merry converse tion un-
til eight o'clock. Captain Barrett
and his wife, and Miss Deletombe
were so kind and entertaining and
treated us 80 royalty that the after.
noon seemed to have gone in flash
and when the good Captain put US
on the train going in to Lancaster
and gave us good big invitation tc
come again every girl could have
hugged him for Mrs. Barrett coulG
not see from the veranda. At ter
we were home and Mr.. White might
have received the benefit of oul
bruin like demonstrations, but ht
might get them yet, for we are prout
and happy to belong to Mr.. Whites
town. We have fallen into the frs
person, though we started with they
but every thing is pardoned from
each happy one of the happy ten
Estelle and Grace Finney, Olivis
Rochester, Elizabeth and Jessie Nc
Manigal, Lucy Walker, Lucy Bowen
Helen Pursell, Mrs. Mckay ant
Wilhelmine Deissle; and from th'
friends who went to the Farm will
them, Ella Rochester, Flo, Sadi
and Mary McCray and Messrs San
derson and Hamblin.
Birthday Picnic.
One of the incest birthday partie
eyer given in this city was give
Monday by Mrs. Rudolph Rempe
Sr. for her daughter Nina. Ths al
fair was under the management O
Of Mrs. Rempel, assisted by he
daughter Mrs. Rudolph Rempel j
3 Like ali other Rempel Socia
, functions In the summer time it wa
held at the famous Bundle Bee grow
on Col. Rempels farm west of towr
The picnic began In the morning a
, 10 o'clock a. M, and lasted until 10
\. m. After the elegant and sumptuou
!. dinner, served by Mrs. Rempe
' games of all kinds were enjoyed b
q the young folks, and then ko-dac
a parties were formed to take snal
!, shots Of the surrounding landscap
= Lunch was served at O'Clock, p. n
after which the party repaired to til
. farm house and enjoyed the mus
'' furnished by the musicians of I'll
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