The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
The Pedro Club.

The Young Married Peoples
Pedro Club met on last Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wright. All the members were
present and passed a delightful
evening. The gentlemen's prize
was won by Mr.. Karn Ferguson,
and Mrs. Fred Grove received the
ladies favor. The consolation
prize was awarded Mrs. G. r,
Montgomery. An elegant lunch
was served by the hostess.
Junia Club.
Miss Elizabeth Vail was the
hostess of the Junia Club on Mon
day evening. The CONSTITUTION"
was the subject under discussion
for the evening, and proved a
most interesting one. Misses Eva
Harrington and Stella Hall read
papers, and several musical selec-
tions were given by Mrs. Frank
Blasius and Miss Cornelia Vail.
The Junia meetings are always
well attended as an evening of en-
joyment is assured, and the one
this week was no exception. Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the program.
Tourist Club.
The Tourist Club held its regu-
lar meeting on last Thursday af-
ternoon at the nome of Mrs. G. D.
Allen. The afternoon was one of
the most enjoyable ones of the
as the topic was one of in
terest to all women the hospital
being one of the fields where wo-
man is an important factor. Mrs.
Upton discussed the "Origin of
the Hospital, Mrs. o. S. White
"The Hospital in the Far East"
and Mrs. j. P. Rochester "The
Trained Nurse. Musical num-
bers were interspersed throughout
the afternoon. The guests of the
club were Mrs. l. l.. Scott, Mrs.
Fannie Garrett and Miss Sarah
Moore. An elegant two course
lunch was served after the pro-
gram.
The Art Club.
Mrs. George Gladman received
the Thimble and Art Club on yes
terday afternoon at her home on
North Walnut Street. A bo u t
twenty ladies were present and
spent the afternoon hours with
their sewing. Each member res
ponded to the roll call with a
short reading, conundrum or 9TH
er item of interest, this part of
the program always being antlci-
pated with pleasure. The invited
guests were Mrs. Clarence Nc
Cray, Mrs. III. r. Harrington,
Miss Eva Harrington, Mrs. +. M :.
Mckay and Mrs. A. f. Huls.
Music was furnished throughout
the afternoon by several of the
club members and guests and by
Miss Irene Gladman. At five
O o'clock an elaborate two course
lunch was served.
Athletic Club,
On Tuesday evening at the reg
ular meeting of the Ladies Athlet-
Ic Club, two games of basket ball
were played, the High School girls
forming the opposing team.
There was a large attendance of
the club members, thirty-one being
present including the High School
team, who were the only outsid-
ers. The lineup for the first
game was as follows: High
School team: Grace Thurness,
captain; Blanche Shriner and
Martha Thursten, guards; Mary
Louise Bowen and Ethel Spear
forwards Matte Slater and Ag-
mes w h i tie, centers. Athletic
Club: Alice Schwenke, captain ;
Josephine Fickcll and Nellie Nc
Broom, guards; Cora Schaeffer
and Frances Mccormick, for
wards; Minnie Eperst and Flor
ence Bright, centers. Cornelia
Vail was referee of the first game,
which resulted in q score of to
l3 in favor OF the Athletic CLUB.
The High School team was the
same in the second game with one
exception, Mary Josephine Wright
taking the place of Mary Louise
Bowen. The following is the
club team for the second game
Alice Schwenke, captain; Cor,
nella Vail and Nellie McBroom
guards; Jennie Hall and Cora
Schaeffer, forwards; Min n ,
Eberst and Anna Shannon, cen
ters. Florence Bright was referee
The second score was to IL il
favor Of the High School girls.
After the games a lunch wa
served, and all were delighted a
with the Max the nvaninr hai