The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-03-10
SOCIAL GOSSIP

Friday was the twentieth birthday anni-
yersary Of Albert Volz and in honor of
the event twenty friends gathered at the
Volz home giving him a complete sur
prise. Progressive games were played in
the FIRST part Of the evening, Miss Agatha
Sanner winning the first prize and Victor
Velten the booby. Following this was a
delicious lunch. games and music. The
guests were Misses Clara, Ella and Marie
SCHNEIDER, Elsie and Cora Whitesen,
Frances, Mary and Agatha Sanner, Clara
Scheid, Eva Schneider, Marie Gleason,
Alvira Velten, Nevo May, Joyce Hedrick,
Edith Kleinhenz, Ethel Johnson, Leona
Anthony and Dora Roessner, Victor Vel
ten and Lawrence Coughlin.-Ft Recov-
cry Tribune Journal.
Edward Kochs 42nd birthday was duly
remembered by group Of his friends
who came in unawares Wednesday night
to celebrate the event The evening was
spent in playing Five Hundred, after
which a delicious lunch was served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
williams, Mr. and Mrs Leo Hildbold, Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Leonhard, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Reuter-, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pausch, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eo-
mer Holmes, DR.. and Mrs. w. 9. Robe
son, Mrs. w r. Taylor and Maurice Tay-
lor.-Ft. Recovery Tribune Journal.
Samuel Schwartz, who is making his
home with his daughter, Mrs. Louis Smith
was pleasantly surprised by a number Of
his old comrades last Tuesday afternoon,
the occasion being his 18th birthday ami
versary Mr.. Schwartz served four years
in the civil war and was orderly sergeant
in Company c. The ages of those present
ranged from 73 to "a and included Squire
J. G. Kuhn, John Mcqueen, Henry Yaney,
j. A. Doner VIM. Hotel, s. Moore, Geo
Rooster and Henry Snider, all civil war
veterans. The afternoon was spent in
telling war stories and singing national
songs. Little Carl and Pauline Smith rem
dered some of their favorite duets on the
piano. At 4 o'colck Mrs. Louise Smith
regaled the party with tempting lunch
con, and those present wish to thank her
for her hospitality. The old soldiers par
in the affair are all enjoying
fairly good health and are unanimous in
in their long careers. Their host was al
so greatly pleased to have his old COM
rades with him on his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter Chronicle.
A happy pre-lenten affair was the cele-
bration Of the birthday Of Miss Helen
at the Inhrmary last Sunday
evening. The big rooms at the Tnfrmary
were en- fete for the party with elabor-
ate garniture of green grlands bloom
hyacinths, ferns and shamrock. Mrs.
Schunck and Miss Mary aided in enter
tanning and the latter presented each
guest with st. Patrick dy favors upon
their arrival Contests of various kinds
the evening amusement, with
honors going to Beatrice and Wlro Pulls
kamp Viola Beckman and Raymond Pulls
Samp Margret Weis and DR.. Schlenker,
Lucille Grothjan and Oran Lands.
Entertaining their husbands with
sumptuous six o'clock dinner and card
party the G. and l. club last Tuesday ev-
aning celebrated their twentieth anniver-
sry at the c. J. Hemmert home on North
Main street. Following the banquet came
a round of progressive euchre with the
ladies' prizes going to Mrs. John w. DGsch
Mrs. Joe Schmtt, Mrs. Herman Pulskamp
md the consolation to Miss Felicia Geble.
The gentlemen's prizes were awarded to
Iohn GARNER, ofSpringfleld, a guest John
PulSkamp. Pete Schunck and the BOBBY
offering to Philip Linn
Ora Roster Roster and Leonard
Gray gave a pretty surprise party at
the formers home last Monday in honor
of their respective aughters'-Arburtus
anu NGluG-ulLl DlIlIudN dillllNClS StlA y. |
The youngsters in attendance were:
Leonard and Forest Suhr. Ruth Caven-
Ter, arcella nd Richrd Spriggs, Ruth Mer- |
5man, Mary and Bobbie Sacher, Florence |
Mabel, Katheryn, Richard nd Thelm Cur
ry, Lille and Leta Duncan, ivian Wolfe, |
valetta Horath, Leo and Madonna Put
hoff, Ruth Mote, Evelyn Burroughs,
Mary Ellen Betz nellie, Adveral and
Paul May, Otto Grim, Clarence and Ade- |
inc Sengpiel, Maxine Miller, Edward
Younger, Lavonne Peterman, Mary Pum-
Dhrey Herbert and Bernadine Pumphrey
and Arnold Schunck
Mrs Bertha Merlde of West Fayette
street was rendered pleasant surprise
oy the ldies aid society of the Bethny
church last Monday evening,
prior to her leaving for Piqua, where
she will make he future home. Mrs |
Merl1le served as president of the aid
society for several years and as an appre- |
,iation of her work tn eladies present
I'd her with a linen table cloth The ev-
aning was spent in a social wy Those |
present were: Mrs. E. Roettger, Mrs |
Reuben Balxen, Mrs. Charlotte Hays, Mrs !
Carrie Bollenbacher, Mrs Ernest Smith, |
Mrs. Ed Helwarth Mrs. JNhn Wagner,
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