Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Dr. J. G. Grant is in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Louisa IIauck is visiting friends
in the Fast
Richard Werner spent the last week
in New York
Mr.. Peter Lcppcr Of Springfield, left
saturday night for Custer Mont.
Chief Of Police Harrison Is at Brad
ford, Pa. attending a trial in burg
larry case.
Mrs. Achlllc Philion left Saturday
afternoon TO join her husband in WASH
ington, -. G.
Mrs. Kate Wcinslicimer Of Doyles-
town, was the guest of herchldrcn in
Akron today.
Miss Lucy Griffin is attending the
commencement exercises at Dennison
University. Granville.
Mrs. Mabel Reynolds, OF this city
was taken sick while at the home OF
her parents in Iiavenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. H. Stoffcr of Cleyc-
land, were the guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. shepard.
Miss Bessie Dague returned Saturday
from the National Seminary, near
Washington, for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Noris are in Cul-
yer, Ind. attending the commencement
of the military academy AT that place.
Their son VIII is one Of the graduates.
Miss Eleanor Nu.t and Miss Louise
Brewster have returned from Tarry-
town, where they have been attending
school.
Miss Ruth Il. Loorais left Sunday
for Philadelphia, TO enter the training
school for nurses connected w>th the
general hospital.
Mr. Daniel Tim and Miss Katie
Stichter were married Sunday evening
by Justice j. Il. Campbell 1T his resi-
dence, TIC East Exchang st.
f. q. Frese manager of the Akron
Peoples Telephone company, will at
tend meeting of the representatives
of Independent systems at Cleveland
this week
Frank Werner, son of p. E. Werner,
returned Sunday from Berlin, Ger
many, where he has spent the last year
In the study of art. He will remain
in Akron during the summer.
Rev. A. Il. Church. Prof. o. E. Olin,
Mrs. l.. w. Brown and Mrs. \. Il. H..
Clark, left Monday for Eaton, o.,
where they will attend the State con-
venton of the Universalist church.
Mrs. +. II. Mason and Miss Ellen
Mcneil left Monday for Northampton.
Mass, to be present at the commence
ment exercises at Miss Capron's school.
Miss Bessie Mason is one of the grad
yates.
! =. +. Hartzell and Joe Van Overmier
left for Cleveland this morning to
attend the International convention of
the brotherhood of Bookbinders whicn
is being held in the Forest City house.
They represent the Akron Bookbind-
ers Union.
Judge c. Il. Grant returned Satur-
day evening from a six weeks trip
through the Southern and Southwest
ern States. He is very much improved
in health by his vacation. He was i'll
Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana. Missis-
sipp, Tennessee and Kentucky.
The item published recently in the
personal column, stating that l.. G.
Rose, connected with the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea company. had
severed his connection with the firm
to accept Il position in Akron, was an
error. Mr.. Rose says that he has no
thought of taking such action, mere
ly being in Akron on visit
John McShaffrey was surprised by
the members of his class of St Vim
cents school at his home on East Buch-
Tel ave, Saturday afternoon. Those
present were Harry Browr Paul Elan
iisan, Wilfrcd Robb. Walter CaGill, Geo.
| Curtin, Carl Sutliff, IMcy Flanagan,
Anna Moran, Anna Caaahan, Gertie
Curtin Bessie Gates, Ethel Kalangher,
Maggie McCann Grace Williams and
Nellie McShaffrey. The afternoon WAS
speat in games and social anusehcnts.