Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Hon. $. NJ. Burnlam left Friday for
Ellensburg, Wash.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas is spending
the day with friends in Tallmadgc.
Mr.. Julius Marquardt has returned
from a visit with Chicago friends.
Erie Engineer Robert B. Gallagher
Is seriously i'll at his home 315 Miami
ST.
Letter Carriers G. Harry Miller w.
4 Gostlin, B. r. Halter and Earl Cranz
are enjoying u vacation.
Mrs. Louise Schocningcr of ODD s.
Union ST., is entertaining friends from
Titusvillc, Pa.
Mrs. Caroline Schoeninger OF 532 Il
Exchange St, will leave Saturday for
Youngstown.
Mrs. Jessie Shcrbondy and son, Roy
of JOG Sumner ST., will leave Saturday
for Chicago to visit relatives.
Mrs Raymond Swadner of Osborn,
o., is the guest Of Mrs. Frank 9.
Pfahl of 213 w. Exchange st.
Miss Ida Burkhardt and her cousin,
Miss Hattie Plain of Cleveland, arc
spending week at Sandy like,
Mrs. Geo. II. i. Clause, and children
of 116 Andrus st., are visiting with re-
latyes in the southern part OF the state
Miss Estela Denaple of 72l Il. EX
change ST., entertained II party OF
young people at her home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. q. +. Humphrey left Friday fol
Chautauqua where she will spend sev
eral days in company with her daugh
ter Miss Helen w. Humphrey.
Chris King, of lublln, Ireland, is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs, Jane Cum
Minis, of los North Walnut st. Mr.
King will 80 from Akron to Canada.
The Misses Grace and Flora Prince
daughters of DR.. Prince Of Wittenberg
college, Springfield o., will he en-
tertuined next week by Mr.. and Mrs
u. T.. Otis.
Roy II. Bowers, graduate of the
Akron High school, Oberlin college
and the Chicago Theological seminary
has returned TO America after II tw,
N'hl y Nl9ll III
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. $, Getz OF All S
Forge ST., have returned from n visi
with friends and relatives at Man
chester aud Canal Fulton. They Wis
tied Rev. Il. Il. Willard and family
ut the latter place.
A delightful outing party was glycI
by Miss Ina Arnold's Mandolin club ant
friends ut Silver lake, Wednesday cv
ening. A splendid luncheon wa'
served and all enjoyed themselves
heartily. The pavilion OF course wa'
not ignored aud all trlpped the ligh
fantastic toe before the affair wa'
over.
A pleasant social was held at th'
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Il
Manthcy, 800 n. CroSler ST., rhursda!
evening. Games and music were en
loycd feature especially deserving
of mention of the musical program
being the guitar playing Of Mr.. Geo
Eippert Ice cream and cake wer
served by the host and hostess.
Miss Anna Shook of near the Reser
voir, viii leave today for n visit Wit
| l.orain friends.
The home of Mr. and Mrs, VIM, i
| Fcllenbaum, l2S Uonlmlns ST., was III
scene Of u pretty wedding Thnrsda
evening, when their daughter Mis-
ELLA NJ, was united in marriage I
| Mr.. Burt l.. Clause of A1i Water s.
Rev. Julius q, Nickel, pastor Of =
Johns Lutheran church, pcrformo
the ceremony In the presence OF
number OF Immediate friends and II
lativcs The decorations We're profus
and beautiful, n pretty feature bein
an arch of smilaX, white carnation
and sweet peas. \ sumptuous weddln
repast was served. Both the bride an
groom are well and fayorabiy know
in this city.
DAGuE-SHuMAKER,
Al high noon, Sunday, Mr.. Harry
Dnguc, of this city, and Mrs, J.. Louis
Shunlalcr of Clinton Michn will |
united in marriage at the home Of IL
bride, In Clinton.
The ceremony viii bc performed /
the Rev. DIR. Kemp, rector of the Epi
copal church, In the presence Of n fe
intimate friends OF the bride Aft
the marriage, the bridal couple w
leave for an extended trip up the lake
after which they will reside In Akro
The brlde-elect is prominently indie
tilted in church work and Is leader
Clinton's social and musical circles.