Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-05-25
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hay of Penn
sylvania, are visiting Mrs. R. c.
Thomas, 6l4 E. Buchtel ave.
Walter Upington of Norwalk, o.,
returned home Wednesday. after
three days visit with his sister. Mrs.
John A. Faron. of l16 James st. Mr..
Upington and family were in Akron
to attend the marriage of their niece,
Miss Marie B. Faron to Prof. T.
Dillwyn Thomas of Eureka, Ill.
Miss Anna Kimpfiin, well known
young lady of this city. was married
to w. Preston Wilkison, of Jackson
vile, Florida, on May 10, by the
Rev. Father Macarthur, pastor of st.
Johns Catholic church at Jackson
vile.
Rev. W. F. Crispin was in Mans
field on Tuesday calling on some of
his former parishioners. Mr.. Crispin
started the mission which resulted in
the Universalist church to which
Miss NJ. A. Bortle is now ministering.
Mr.. Crispin addressed company of
church friends in the evening. After
vacation Miss Bortle goes to Hamil-
ton city to take charge of the church
there.
Frank w. Baker was pleasantly
surprised at his home, 240 Furnace
ST., Tuesday night by large number
of friends. A bountiful supper was
served, after which all took part in
the many games. Instrumental and
vocal music was a part of the pro-
gram.
The pupils of Miss Helen R. Mays
kindergarten school, chaperoned by
their teacher, enjoyed an outing at
the Gorge, Wednesday,. The time
was spent in gathering flowers and
playing games.
The Sundayschool class of Mrs.
VIM. Wellock, of the Bartges street
Evangelical church, spent pleasant
evening at the nome of Mrs. Irwin
w. France, 100 Falor ST., Tuesday. A
fine program was enjoyed. Ice cream
and cake We're served.
The Progress club, a Jewish social
with rooms in Castle
hall, will on Wednesday evening,
June I, formally open the club with
a ball and banquet. The club was
organized in March and has men,
bership of %.
Mrs. Perry st. Clair and son, who
have been visiting Akron friends,
Wednesday evening to their
home in Tacoma, Washington.
Musical Success.
The benefit concert at the First |
Congregational church Wednesday
evening, rendered Miss Angie Wat
ters by her mandolin and guitar
club. assisted by other friends, was a
success. The audience in |
was large, fashionable
and appreciative, and demonstrated |
their enjoyment of the program with |
hearty applause. Vocal and fnstru-
mental selections comprised the
program, each feature of which was
executed with skill and harmony.
The proceeds of the concert aggre-
gated quite a generous sum. A flash
light photograph was taken of the
club by c. A. Goddard.
Pretty Home Wedding.
Tuesday evening the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Faron,
I16 James ST., was the scene of a
beautiful and impressive ceremony,
when their daughter, Marie B., was
United in marriage to Prof. T. Dill
yyn Thomas of Eureka, ILL.,, by Rev.
81. w. Blake, rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, in the presence of
he relatives and most intimate
riends of both parties. At $3.50 the
'ridal party entered the parlor to the
strains of Wagner's "Lohengrin"
played by Mr.. w. Frank Farsi.
The bride was attired in a gown of
White Persian lawn and carried a
White prayer book and point lace
She was attended by
Ter cousin Miss Grace Nettleton of
albuquerque, n. Mex. The groom
vas attended by Hamilton B. Faron,
'rother of the bride. Master Gay
ord Upington of Norwalk, O., the
hree-year-old cousin of the bride,
vas ring bearer and his sister,
Helene Upington and Helen Farsi,
f this city, were flower girls.
Prof Thomas has charge of the
MUSICAL department at Eureka col
ege, Eureka, Ill. He was formerly
resident of Akron and very promi-
ent in musical circles. The bride
5 one of Akron's well-known young
ldies. They were the recipients of
Many beautiful and costly presents.
After congratulations and a dainty
inch the happy couple left on the
:36 Erie train for Chicago. A large
lumber of friends met at the depot :
nd gave them the usual parting
alute.
Those of our readers who have
sed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ill not be surprised to learn that the
lle of this most excellent medicine