Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-29
PERSONAL NOTES.

httd 'iCiSSiilS 10 SNiiOtsiy Ia
at her home, AIT South Forge st.
Captain Herman Werner inspected
Company G, of Wadsworth, on Thurs
day night of last week.
Mr.. G. w. Gridley, ia Grouse St,
who has been confined to his home for
the past twelve weeks with malarial
fever, is able to be oCt again.
Miss Mary Lynch, of 206 Canal
ST, who has been spending the past
six weeks with relatives and friends
in Detroit returned home Monday.
Members of the January-1903 class
of the High School, were entertained
at dinner Friday evening by Miss Alice
Fiebeger, at her home, 1O7 s. Balch
st.
Announcement is made of the we'd
ding of Mr.. Jacob Billow and Miss
Hope Lodwick which will take place
at the latter's home POP Beck ave.,
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. f. G. Haberkost and Mr.. Oliver
c. Richards, formerly with G. A. Hcl'
loway, late with NJ. O'Neil Il Co. have
accepted permanent positions with Shu'
maker & Co., lit S. Howard st.
Busy Bee Hive will entertain 75
ladies from Woodland hive, Cleveland,
in X. o. T. NJ. hall this evening. The
visitors will arrive in time for sup
per. Lady Commander Olds will be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Herrick were in
Cleveland, Monday, to attend the
wedding of Miss Mary Alice Arter to
Mr.. Frederick Everett Taft at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Asbury,
AFTER, 1922 Euclid ave.
Company Il, of the Eighth Regl,
ment was inspected Saturday evening
Major Fred Marquis was inspecting
officer and the men and their equip
Inent were given thorough overhaul
ing. Major Marquis expressed him
self as pleased with the condition OF
the local troops.
The formal opening of Miss Lizzie
b. Spicer's art studio in the Arcade,
closed Monday, having been largely
attended and successful, Among the
articles displayed were burnt wood
and leather work which attracted
much attention. New lace work and
embroidery were also shown.
The members of the 10th o. V. l.
who reside in Akron and were mem
bers of the same company as G. T.
Parks during the civil war, surprised
him Saturday night on the occasion of
his birthday and held Il verp pleasant
party at Mr.. Parks home on n. High
st. Those attending were eight in
number and after the bountiful spread
that was provided by Mrs. Parks had
been attended to, Mr.. Parks was pre-
sentad with fine silk umbrella as a
token of the occasion.
The meeting of the West Hill Con.
versational class, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A. Lane, Of 514 W.
Market St, Monday afternoon, was
more than ordinarily pleasant, This
was due to the day being the 10th
anniversary Of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Lane, and the occasion was
brought to the attention of the class
by, some special entertainment by
Mrs. Lane. During the afternoon tea
was served. In the evening the rela
tives Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lane gathered
at their home, and participated in 9
q o'clock dinner.
The Union Park Conversational clas
met Tuesday afternoon at the home o
Mrs Emma B. Farrar, 705 u. Mill st
gram, as follows: Report by tn,
critic. Mrs, Hemingway; quotation
from Macbeth; Women of Macbeth,
Mrs. Shrefller; Cast of Characters Il
Macbeth" Mrs. Terry; "Gounot," Mrs
Hemingway; "rhe Mayfower and he
Passengers" Mrs. Hemphill; "Am
monia," Mrs. Tho as; "John Haml
den,' Mrs. Rankin; ERNEST Setol
Thompson" Mrs. Donahue; "CharaC
ter Sketch of Sarah Flower Adams,
Mrs. Rankin; Mrs. Underwood con
pleted IA talk ocgun at former meet
ing on Montana and her Cope
Mines"
MONDAY CLUB.
The Monday club held its usual meet
ing yesterday at the home of Mis-
Laura Marshall, Maple st. The pre-
gram consisted OF three papers, Mrs
Vorls, Cave of Elphanta;;" Mrs. Find
ley, Island of Ceylon;" Mrs. Taplii
city of Ondeypore." The club vote
to give 81 to the Y. w. G. A. Mrs
Walters was appointed n delegate I
the state convention of the Woman
Federation of clubs Mrs. Findley an
Mrs. Buell. We're appointed delegate
to the Womans Council. The clu
will meet Nov. Is, at the home of Mrs
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