The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-05-31
IN SOCIETY.
Party.

day by Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpont who
the classes of 1900 and
1901 with the High School teachers.
There we're five tables of a pro-
gressive game played with lettered
cards and as rapidly as the cards
were turned the players suggested
a name known in some particular
line of work already dictated, Of
which the turned card contained
the initial letter. Favors for part.
ners we're pink carnations, compli-
mentary to the Sepiors, which were
fastened to card containing a
verse which found its answer on
another card held by partner.
The prizes for the girl and boy
winners were awarded Marie
Brooke and Joe Stiers. They were
Two daintily bound volumes, The
Sketch Book and Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table. The BOBBY win
ners were Blanche Beery and John
Bowen, and their prizes two men,
bers of the doll family. Fruit, ices
and cakes were served at the play
ing tables and following the lunch
there were games, not too frivolous
for even the faculty, and music,
vocal and instrumental.
w. r. G. Outing.
Several members of the G.. A. r..
and number of ladies of the w.
r. G. enjoyed delightful outing in
the woods about six miles from
Logan, on Monday, May 2sth, for
the purpose of making wreathes
for the graves of the brave men
who gave their lives for their
country. One hundred and three
wreaths were made after which an
elegant repast was spread on the
grass, on the finest of linen, from
the we'll flied baskets which every
one heartily enjoyed. The coffee
was made in a brand new bucket
belonging to VIM. Montgomery, by
r. o. Kittsmiller and Mrs. VIM.
Larimer, who thoroughly under
stood their work, for it was GER
tainly delicious. MIR. George Bene-
DUN was voted the champion eater,
but any one witnessing the scene,
would have found it difficult to
make a selection. All enjoyed the
lay, and retur' ed home we'll satis-
fed with the uaS, work and pleas
ure.
Senior Reception.
Last Friday evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Brooke, the
ten young school folk who "rah"
for 1900 entertained. Miss Marie
Brooke was charming hostess
with nine gracious servitors to do
her bidding in welcoming their
many guests. The entire High
School was invited, and after gay
and frivolous Freshmen and Sopho.
mores had enjoyed an early hour
together, the more sedate Juniors
with the instructors and members
of the Board of Education were re.
ceived. Under the influence of the
harmonies of the piano aud the
stringed orchestra the last hour
was quite as merry as the first
though the Freshmen are not sup
posed to know that their dignified
elders ever become as happy and
free as a school lad. Punch was
brewed in the hall, in sequestered
corner of pink and green, and ices
and cakes were served in the din
ing room.
Memorial Day.
Memorial day was very beauti
fully celebrated here yesterday. Ii
the morning the Logan band, a new
organization and by-the-way +,
commendable organization, played
on the streets. In the Afternoon
the band and visiting committed
went to the north train at on,
O'Clock and met the speaker Rev
j. III. Gardner of Wellston. at ttw,
o'clock the parade formed at tn,
G. A. r. Hall, with the band il
lead, the st. Johns and knights O
Pythias as escort and the G.. A. R
Ex-Soldiers, w. r. G. aud children
following. At the cemetery tn
beautiful ritual work was gon
through in very impressive man
ner and flowers were strewn on tn
graves of the deceased soldiers
The procession then reformed an,
marched to the Opera House wher
a splendid program was rendered
The memorial address was a mas
ter effort.
Junia.
Mrs. Frank Blasius and Mis-
Helen Blasius made Monday even
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