Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-09
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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c. A. Wightman is in Chagrin
Falls today on business.
Adolph Kuu of Sherman St., who
has been seriously ill, is improving.
Attorney Francis Seiberling is at
tending to legal business in Mans
field.
DR.. c. E. Smith left for Buffalo
Wednesday evening to attend a
wedding.
Miss Mae McChesney and Edith
Haneline went to Canton today to
visit friends.
Samuel Findley, 1874 S. Maple ST.,
who has been ill for six weeks, is i'm
proving rapidly.
The Young Peoples Montefiore
society will give an entertainment in
Progress hall next Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid society of Grace
Reformed church will serve supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 81
S. Getz, All S. Forge ST., from to
o'clock on Friday evening.
| DR.. Ion A. Jackson returned
Thursday morning from New York
city. He will sing at the concert ir
Militant hall Friday evening, to be
given by the Church of Our Savior
The missionary society of West
Congregational church will meet al
the home of Mrs. A. F. Libis, or
Beck ave. at pm, Friday. A spe
cial invitation is extended to the
gentlemen.
Frank Leroy of Allegheny, Pa.
a former Akron young man, private
secretary for President Dunkle of the
B. & o. R. R., passed through Akron
with B. d o. officials yesterday on 6
special train.
The Epicurean club will usher iI
its dancing season next Wednesday
evening. The party will be held ir
Stickle's new XXth Century hal
and a full orchestra will render
music. The affair is strictly invita-
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The Willing Workers Circle O
Kings Daughters of Grace Reformed
church spent a delightful socia
evening last night with Mr.. and Mrs
George Baus, lO2 Sherman st. About
25 persons were present. Much spor
was had with a cleverly conducted
f1sh-pond.
A very pleasing entertainment an6
dance was given in the Forester:
hall by the Knights and Ladies of
Honor, Wednesday evening. Mr.
Edison NJ. Robinson gave several
recitations, which elected much ap-
plsuse. Dancing followed the musi-
cal program.
Gilbert Marsh, John II. Wagner,
August Yeack, Earl Nicholson, H.
G. Berg, Frank Jennings, James
Brown, Frank Vogt, Chas. F. Rutt.
man, P. P. Treash enjoyed fish fry
at Louis Young's Tuesday evening.
A program of music contributed to
the evenings amusement.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Miles enter
tanned a company of 40 friends in a
pleasing manner Wednesday even
ing at their home, POP Fir st. Whist
was played and Percy w. Leavitt
and James Christy, Jr., were award
ed high honors. An excellent light
lunch and refreshments were served.
Seventy-five couples attended the
dance and cake walk in Militant
hall Wednesday evening given by
Prof. w. A. Baron's dancing acad-
emy. The crowd was very jolly and
as the floor was in the finest condi-
tion it made dancing exceedingly
easy. Walter Fenton carried off
the honors in the cake walk.
The Home Missionary society of
South Main st. NJ. E. church gave a
reception at the home of Mrs. Charles
Bliss, 120 May st. Forty were pres
ent. A missionary talk was given
by Mrs. J. D. Ritchie. Supper was
served. Music was furnished by
Miss Mabel Drake and Miss Won
derly. Piano solo by Miss Gertie
Slime and recitation by Miss Grace
Myers. Every member was pre-
sented with carnations.
Engagement Announced.
The announcement of the coming
marriage of Mr.. Joseph S. Fleisher
to Miss Rose Polsky has been made.
Mr.. Fleisher is a clerk for j. Koch &
Co. He resides at the Buchtel
hotel. Miss Polsky is the daughter
of Mr.. a. Polsky. tha well known
dry goods merchant. She is il very
pleasing young lady aud her friends
are number by the hundreds. Last
Sunday the young couple gave II re-
ception at the home of Miss PJlsky,
100 Ash st. About loo friends were
present. The Out-of-town guests
were from Cleveland and follow:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flynn, Mrs. 7.
Sand, Louis Sand, III. S. Block, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Koch and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. V. Arnstine.