The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Social Circle

SOCIAL OtFCio
One of the most successful and
enjoyable meetings of the Socia
Circle, was the one held Wednes'
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Yontz as hostess, very interesting
Valentine program was given
| Roll call being responded to by
original valentines, and quite a
number of "lemons" were handed
around all of which were taken in
good humor and thoroughly en-.
ioyed by the ones who were Chit
as we'll as those who were missed.
Midway of the afternoon "heart
contest was presented and Mrs.
Porter Waugh captured the Club
prize, fancy vase. Mrs. George
Gladman the visitors prize, also
a vase. Next came q prize for all
in the form of an elegant two
course supper. Mrs. Yontz was
assisted in serving by her sister,
Mrs. Garrison of Lancaster, also
Miss Margaret Rochester. The
visitors were: Mrs. w. FL. Cowell,
Mrs. Will Eisele, Mrs. Geo. Glad
man, Mrs. M. N. Parsons, Mrs.
Spoehr, Mrs. Phil Rochester, Mrs.
John Billison, Mrs. Lawrence
Yerges, Mrs.John Sanderson, Miss
Parsons and Miss Margaret Brook
er. Mrs. u. L. Garrison of Ian
caster, Miss Mildred Yerges of
Sandusky and Miss Wardweil of
Charleston, w. Va, were out of
town guests.
It is our pleasure to reproduce
the jolly verses of the hostess, tell
ing of the merits ard demerits OF
the club:
The Social Circle of Nineteen and
Eight
Is composed of ladies up-to-date.
Here are valentines which / hope will
please
All the members from AS to Us.
The list begins with B for Breene,
A valentine worth being seen.
Next in line are Brown and Beck,
Who are always sure to be on deck,
One more b, Becker by name,
VIII be found on Second street,
alice same.
With SO many BIS buzZing 'round,
This club is the ''stinger' of the
town.
Here's valentine labeled ''stung:"
It's q mistake-it's Cherrington.
Cards are ready for distribution,
Thanking her for her elocution.
Here's to our President, in all her
glory,
Who always comes with smile and
story.
Her valentine is in the form of a pill:
One is dose for any old ill.,
For Ellison we write 'profuse,
Her motto is: "Please pay your
dues.'
If you doubt her, our Johnson ask
Who says, eyes, sure, or remove
you mask"
Now these three ladies have gained a
title,
Their names are Kessler, Lutz and
Lytle;
They are witty and wise and always
ready,
So we call them "The Social Cir
cle's Steady"
Mrs. Mutchmore is our only M,
She issspicy and always full of vim:
Who never fails to inform Mrs. Petit
TO go to the Circle, or else she'll
regret it.
This valentine is for Rochester, lin X
Instead OF lemons, prefers bouquet,
Is one OF the members on time to u
dot
This one reads Johnnie on the
spot"
The next valentine is in the form of
blister,
All she lacks is the nerve, poor
sister.
The ledger she carries reads (don t
call it RASH
SIN God we trust;-all Others cash. "
Our Mrs. Tritsch is the only II,
She Is the very busiest bee;
One of the leaders i'm the ring,
And we all delight (?) to hear her
sing.
These two WIS left to me seem a
corker,
One Is for Waugh, and one is for
But at each and every social meeting
They both extend their heartiest
greeting,
Now here's to our guests, and pity
the few;
I've expected tohear from you; come
that will do;
But / belong to the Club, and abide
by their rule
"Do Others, before they do YOU"
Please pardon the writer,
| Don't call her q Ounce,
For I'm always, yours truly,
! Mrs. Charles Yontz.