The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-02-04
Among Clubs aud Society.

Misses Blanche and Bes5 Beery
invited a crowd Of their friends
for an. evening Of progressive
finch on last Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Morgan entertained
twelve of her friends on last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jim Rochester was the hos
tess of the Euchre Club on Tues
day of last week. The prize was
won by Mrs. Ferdie Rempel.
The Ladies and Gentleman's s
Whist Club was received on last
Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gladman. Mrs. A L. Hyson was
the recipient of the ladies prize, a
lunch cloth, and Mr.. Ed Donovin
was awarded the gentleman s favor
an ebony hat brush. Mrs. Helen
Bowen, Col. Welty and Mr.. Yerges
were visitors.
The Pedro Club was entertained
this week by Miss Mary Mcbride.
Miss Stella Strentz won the club
prize, and Mrs. Helen Bowen the
visitors favor.
The Monday Night Pedro Club
held its meeting this We k with
Miss Harriet Juergensmeir. Miss
Minnie Rempel secured the. prize.
The Twice Five Club YVES enter
tanned at the Rempel House on
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Woodwork. The meeting
was one of the most enjoyable ones
of the season, the program being
one of special interest to all. The
subject was "Tariff for Protection
on Revenue Only, "Mr. Mckay and
Senator Lowry having papers,
which opened spirited discussion
by the club. After the program q
sumptuous banquet was served in
the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Keynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ambrose and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Stiers of Haydenville were invited
guests.
Mrs. A. X. Smith and Miss Char
lotte Work gave card party on
last Friday evening, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Smith. Eleven
tables of players were present, Miss
Stella Strentz wining the first prize
and Miss Lizzie Rempel the second.
Mrs. Charles Wright was the
| hostess of the Tourist Club on last
Thursday afternoon. "Scotland"
was the subject, number of Scotch
songs being sung during the after
noon by Mesdames Steward, Har.
rington, Smith and Weitzell. Pap.
ers were read by Mrs. R. McMani-
gal and Mrs. Comfy. Mrs. Wing
was a guest of the club, and gave
an interesting talk on her trip tc
British Columbia.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society Of the M. E. Church held
a very interesting meeting on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Albert Stiers. The subject fol
discussion was "China" from "Re1
Christus" 1st chapter, Mrs. Been
being the leader. The music foI
the afternoon was furnished by
} Miss Frances Mccormick, Mrs. III
L Wright and Mrs. Wing. Afte
8 the program refreshments wer
, served. The Foreign Missionar'
a Society is doing great work, art
i the programs this year are not on
e y interesting but instructive, ar,
d any who care to attend the meet
ings, would feel themselves we
9 paid for going.
Il Miss Minnie Mccarthy entertain
ed few friends with finch c
% Tuesday evening. Those presen
n were Misses Josephine Fichel
Q Cornelia Vail, Lorenna Schall, an
e Messrs Fred Naile, Ernest Brown
d and Louis Hartmann.
y Mrs. w. H. Cowell planned
l. grand surprise upon the Thimb
it and Art Society at her home O
% Jan. 9th, afternoon and evening
st The husbands arrived at the al
s. pointed hour and the ladies wei
10 overwhelmed with surprise and d
te light. To all those present
p course dinner was served, cove
c. laid for forty. Mrs. b. Threw
of Denver, Colorado, and Mrs.
Harrington of Columbus were IL
cuoeta ~ l,nnor