The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-18
SOCIAL GOSSIP

Mesdames f.. S. Collins, Daniel Meyers
and Robert Landfair will entertain the
ladies aid society Of the st. Pulls M. IL.
church, at the church parlors this after
noon.
Miss Laura Deitsch, East Livingston
street, pleasantly entertained with a
Valentine Party last Monday evening and
announced her engagement to Mr.; Henry
GOsee, of Lima, which takes place on
Sunday, March 18th,
Mrs Charles Creeden, East Fulton
street entertained twenty-five little folks
last Saturday afternoon from two until
five o'clock for Master Robert Creeden
whose fifth birthday occurred on the an
niversary of Lincoln's natal day.
The CeIlna Choral Society held a
pleasant meeting at the high school aud
itorium last Monday night. All those
wishing to join the society are request
after will be held each Monday even
ing at o'clock instead OF 1880.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Howick, North Main street, was the scene
when Misses Mary Bernice Howick,
Helen Leifeld, Lavon Spriggs, Madonna
Wilson, Winifred Johnson, Wanda Sham
baugh and Mary Evelyn Howtck enter
tanned with a Valentine Leap Year party.
d. A. Farot was at Mendon Wednesday
attending a birthday surprise and reun-
ion of brothers given in honor of Silas
Faurot The affair was planned by his
wife, the occasion being his sixtieth
birthday anniversary Those present
were; D. a. Faurot of this city; George
W, of Rochester, N. Y; Isaac, of War
rem, and Edward, Of near Jamestown.
The c. T. Social given at Neptune
last Monday night at the home of Miss
Rue Hankins was a pretty Valentine tes-
tiVity with the young people in atten-
dance enjoying no end OF games and con-
tests. which were followed by the host
ess serving ice cream and cake.
Favors I'm the contests fell to Mark Lewis
Elizabeth Hedrick, Cecil Carol and Rich
ard Malick.
Mrs Harriet Bretz and Edith Rauda-
baugh entertained in lavish style at the
W. II. Brett home on North Main street
last Monday evening in honor of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Lenore Hat
terry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j. f.
Hattrey, East Market street, to Clarence
March. During the evenings festivities
Mrs. J. d. Johnson, after toasting the
bride in a poetic strain, announced the
approaching marriage of one of the guests
Miss Elizabeth Blosser, of ChilliCothe, to
Judge Frank l.. TouNelle, of Jackson
Vile Oregon.
A very enjoyable Valentine social was
held Monday evening, at the home of Miss
Susie Fennig, when she entertained her
Sunday school class V arious amuse-
which the boys, numbering fourteen, were
served with oranges, popcorn and tafty.
Before leaving for home each one was
presented by the hostess with a pretty
valentine. Those present were Carl and
kahl Spriggs, Dexter Day, Raymond Mar
tin. Somuel and Stanley Eishbaugh, Eary
and Irwin Howell, Roy Strabley, Clifford
and George Bierley, Ralph Never, Lee
Jack, and Charley Wright.
A crowd of jolly peolpe were royalty
dat the home of VIM. Siler on
February II, with the Misses
Hazel and Zella Siler as hostesses,
The rooms were prettiy decorated in
hearts and arrows Many games and
contests We're enjoyed with Miss Louise
Andrews and Russ Green winning the
bow and arrow contest ana FRANK Staeger
and Russ Green winning in the private
collections of works Of art, with pretty
prizes awarded. Lunch was served by
the hostesses.
These present were: Misses Artie Dib-
Hale, Ruth Grow, Rue Hankns, Nellie
and Elma Mowery and the
Messrs. Charley Richard and Albert
NahCk, Jess King Ed Geiger, Ray Cone
land, G. j. NonDeuesin, Margaret Lewis
trnk Staeger Russ Green and Ralph
Andrews.
All unawarse of the plot that was
hatched against her Mrs J. V. Dysert
was most happily surprised when her
friends came in to remind her of her
birthday anniversary. Never was a crowd
more merrter than they when all were
in round of games including
Ooln young ana ola. Many beautiful VO-
3al solos were rendered by Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Miesse, whose sweet voices are
always to the ears of their listeners.
Later all repaired to the spacious din
ng room, where the big table was apic-
lure of rare beauty with It's pretty deco
'ationS. A delicious oyster supper was |
served to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller, Henry Mil |
er and family, Harvey Beougher and IA |
ntly Dayton Wagner and wife, Roy |
Snavely and family, Lawrence Eichler. !
wife an dson, Jake Sielschoot and fam
ily, Donner Beougher and family, Mr.. |
and Mrs Ed Miesse, Raymond Miesse and |
wife, Mrs. Chas. Snyder and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Mat F'leck, Miss Anna Mccoy, Mrs
Nelson Tucker and children, of Rock
ford, Coral Groves, of Celina.