Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

AKRON people registered at Cleve-
land hotels Wednesday were Joseph
Shea, Judge U. l.. Marvin, Forest
City; G. Kerstetter, Weddell; l.. @.
Thompson, American.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Price are in
Ravenna.
DR.. +. II. Lyder and wifc were in
Cleveland Wednesday evening.
F. r. Marvin was in Cleveland
Wednesday evening, the guest of his
brother, Geo. U. Marvin, of Colum-
bus.
The Damon Social club danced in
XXth Century Hall Wednesday
evening.
James p. Loomis is spending the
day in Cleveland.
Robert Nieser of ll2If James ST.,
left for Waukomis, o. r., Wednes-
day.
City Commissioner and Mrs. A. II.
Paige are in New York, where they
will spend the holiday season with
friends.
Fl. II. Hollenbeck of Chardon is
stopping at Hotel Buchtel.
p. II. Gerard, a travelling sales
man for Chicago firm, is spending
the holidays at the home of his
father-in-law, ii. w. Considine, of
ll5 Coburn st. Mr.. Gerard saw SER
vice in Cuba for a year and n half,
having enlisted with the Second
Illinois at the first call.
Mrs. F. Reichert of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and son, Lewis, who served
three years in the U. s. Navy, made
an unexpected visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. Plappert on Exchange
at. and other relatives in Akron and
vicinity.
Miss Anna Thompson of Newburg,
NY, arrived Thursday to attend
the funeral of her brother, Council
man +. Fl. Thompson.
Edward Samelson and LYDIA Guerr
were united in marriage Dec. %, at
$3.50 am, at the home Of the brid
parents on High ST., In the presence
of the family, Rev. o. w. Slusser Of
ficiating. They will reside in Colum-
bus, where Mr. Samelson is employ
ed by the Columbus Watch Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman Of
Chicago, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Chapman, 532 w. Mar
ket ST.
Miss Marie l.. Bruot of Cleveland
Is the guest of Mrs. w. f. Sickle,
l40 North Summit.
Mrs. Simeon Chapman of 8O8
South Main ST., left Tuesday for
Columbus to visit relatives.
Earl Dlsslnger, student at the
Case School Of Applied Science at
Cleveland, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Caroline b. Dissinger of 1873
James st.
Adds M. Harvey of Cleveland is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. M. l..
Hitchcock, l22 James st.
Last Saturday evening the lady
employees and others of the Miller
Manufacturing company Of South
Akron, presented their employer,
Mr.. Harvey Miller, with fine rock
Ing chair and u nice chandelier for
his new residence, which is nearly
ready for occupany in South Akron.
Successful Entertainment.
A large audience was entertained
Friday evening in the Talimadge
Town hall, by the pupils of the pub
lie schools. Seats were all taken
and n number stood during the pro-
gram, which lasted two hours. The
proceeds from the sale of tickets, $I7,
go toward refurnishing the library.
1t was manifestly successful. The
prize offered for the first correct an
swer to literary representation was
won by Miss Lena Myers. Program
Chorus by the High school; address
Of welcome, Ada Hnman; wand
drill, Primary school; "An Auction
Extraordinary" Willie Demmond;
impersonation, Lena Myers; girls
quartette, "Baby's Sweet Sleep;"
"rhe Last Days of Herculnneum,
Kenneth Dodge; Opportunities to
Work" Mildred CLARK; "a Widow
and Her Only Child" Ada Hinman;
boys quartette, "The Sailors
Dream;" "rhe Fate of Virginia"
Clara Danner; "lho Legend Beau
tiful," seven girls; "Christmas Sea
son. Helen Hinman; girls quartet,
"Old New Hampshire Home;"
nag drill, b Grammar; Tendencies
of the Age" Ellen Fen; "Changing
Color" Matte Phillips; "Fads,"
Lourie Van Buskirk; boys quartet,
"Over the Waters Away"