Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-29
DerSOnal
an0 Social

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Mr.. J. G. Price was in Mineral City,
Sunday.
Miss Hester Murdock spent Saturday
In Cleveland.
Adolph Bonstedt spent Sunday with
friends in Cleveland.
Miss Gertrude Covel, of Boston, is
the guest of Miss abby Alden.
Mrs S. Britain returned to her home
| in Braitford, Canada, Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Baker, of South Bend,
Ind, is the guest of Miss Bowman.
Mr. George ID. Bates will entertain
his "Kindergarten at dinner Tuesday.
The. Young Married Peoples club
will dance at Rose hall New Years
night.
A dancing party will be given this
evening at the Work residence on Per-
kins Hill. ts ,sf,
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Mr.. Charles Henry Rockwell of
Kent, was the guest Of relatives in
Akron, Sunday. 4fct
The Harlequin club viii dance the
old century out and the new one in at
Rose Hall tonight,
The Epicurean club will give another
of its pleasant dancing parties tonight
at XXth Century hall.
Jonas Hyman Of Olmstead Falls, is
the guest of his son, William Hyman,
of 531 w. Exchange ST..
Charles Wheeler, Of the India Rubber
| Company, left on business trip
through the east Saturday.
Hon. D. L. Rockwell, ir., Of Kent,
will spend New Years in Akron, the
| guest of Miss Anna Metlin.
Miss Effie and Mr.. Fred Work will
entertain friends at dancing party at
Warkwolde Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Ambrose Greenwood of 10S Hill
St, has left for visit in Linton, Ind,
He will remain until spring
Mr.. Edward Ornstin of Buffalo, N.
Y, was guest of Walter P. Street at
his home, 4O4 Water ST., Saturday.
Attorney Sharpe of Millersburg was
in the city Monday. He is engaged in
an important action in this county.
| Mr. T. w. McCue has returned from
business trip in the East. He is
introducing a patent smoke consumer.
Akron newspaper men will be enter
tained at dinner Tuesday by Mr.. w.
A. Tilton, manager Of Barberton Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. A.. Seiberling, Mr..
L. G. Miles and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Rowley attended the matineesat Cleve-
land, Saturday.
Mr.. John J. Blair of Lancaster, Pa,
cloak buyer for Watt & Shand, spent
Sunday with Manager Anderson of
the Boston Store.
There will be dancing New Years
afternoon and evening at the *. o. L.
NJ. Dancing Academy, under the di-
rection of Sid Morey.
Sunday evening there was a quiet
wedding at the parsonage of Trinity
Lutheran church. Mr.. Harry Donnelly
of Newark was married to Miss Estel-
la Sours, one of Akron's popular la
dies. Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly will re-
side in Newark.
Mrs. Caroline Schoeninger of 532 q.
Exchange ST., held reunion in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Catherine Angne.
Her children and grand children were
present to the number of twenty-four.
Mrs. Julia Giesen and sons of Canton,
were present. A fine spread was
served to the guests.
MIR. w. a. IlitOn, tne new manager
of the Barberton Inn has invited the
Akron newspapers to take dinner with
him New Years at the Inn. 1t is I'M
necessary TO state that Mr.. Tiltons
invitation was Immediately accepted,
and merry time is expected. An
elaborate menu has been prepared for
the occasion.
A very pretty dancing party was
the one given Saturday night by Misses
Elizabeth Mason and Abbey Alden, at
Miss Mason's home on South Union
st. The. party was given in honor of
Miss Alden's guest, Miss Covel of