Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-13
AKRON DAILY DEMOCRAT. sArUKDAT,fJANUARY 49,
PERSONAL NOTES.


was held Thursday evening at Musi,
hall. A fair sized crowd was in at
tendance. Music was furnished b,
Prof. Lantz's orchestra. Committee!
were: Arrangement-G. w. Sielham
er, J. McTammany, Geo. McSweeney
F. Franklin, Louis Pahle. Reception
@. Evans, Geo. McSweeney, S. Trag
Ter, J. Franklin, j. Johnston. Floor
q. w. Sielhamer, G. Evans, Geo. Nc
Sweeney, s. Tragler, j. McTammany
| B. +. Kaup of Tiffin, Division
freight agent Of the B. e. o. is in the
city.
Twenty young people. friends Of
Clyde Orr, gathered at bis home
Thursday evening to celebrate his
21st birthday. The evening was pleas
antly spent with games, music and
singing. Mr., Orr was presented with
q silk umbrella a gold ring and a
book of poems. Lunch was served at
10 o'clock.
| Mrs. s. T.. Phinney entertained %
friends Thursday afternoon. Cards
were pleasant feature. Light lunch
was served.
In, hn
east. He Is visiting the larger cities
in the interest Of the Akron Cereal
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Crist and Mrs.
Mary a. King of East Orange, N. j.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ar
lington Smith, 5S7 L. Buchtel Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Smith and
daughters of Cleveland were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Arlington
Smith of 5S7 e. Buchtel Ave, this
week.
Miss Ella Franklin, of Cuyahoga ST.,
entertained o party Of her friends at
her home last Thursday evening Mu
sic and games were enjoyed. Refresh
ments served
Mr.. A. g. Bnrth, Of Doylestown,
was in Akron yesterday.
The dance given by the students of
Buchtcl college In Militant hall Fri
day evening proved highly enjoya-
BILE affair. About go couples were
present. The guests were received by
DIR. and Mrs. Ira A. Priest, DIR. and
Mrs. C. +. Kolbe and Miss l.. Elmie
Warner. The dancing committee is
composed Of w, Il. Hardy, Harry
Rowell and Fred Huddleston.
Mr.. d. II. Way, of Franklin Grove,
ILL.,, has been licensed to wed Miss May
II. Miner Of Mogadore.
Hon. Patrick Berry. of Mt. Vernon,
Representative of Knox county, spent
Friday In Akron. During his visit
here he was the guest of Mayor W. Il.
Young, He and the Mayor were class
mates at the Ann Arbor law school.
Capt. Killing leaves today to visit old
Grandma Vandersall, at East Liberty,
before leaving for the Iowa Soldiers
home at Marshalltown, Ia, next week.
He returns TO Akron Monday.
Tho graduating class, superintend-
ent and teachers of the High school,
were entertained last evening by Miss
Margaret Allen at her home, los Bow
cry st, Light refreshments were
served.
Alex 8. Greenbaum left for Scran-
ton, Pa, to take the management Of
Mr.. II. Greepbaum's Scranton depart.
ment store.
DR., A.,A. Kohler is able to he around
again after his two weeks attack of
sickness,
X. T. Plckton, Of Akron, was in Co,
lumbus, yesterday.
AIKIN-LEoNARD.
Frank Il, Atkins and Mrs. Lillian NJ.
Leonard were united In marriage at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs
II. II, Hunt, 10o Upson ST., In the pres
once of the brides immediate rcla-
tives, on Nov. 18th, 1890, Rev. O. w.
Slusser, officiating.
Mrs, Hannah Il, Belden and daugh-
ter, of ZIG l'ir ST., were in Cleveland,
saturday.
Miss Clementine Barber spent Satur-
day In Cleveland.
Dan w. Ruttman, 11o Mills ave, re-
turped to Plttsburg, Friday.
II. NJ, uouser was in Cleveland, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Honodle, of
Cleveland, are the guests of relatives
in. Akron.
Al o'clock on the evening of Jan
uary 90 Mr.. e. p. Werner, assistant
superintendent of the Werner COM
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