Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-22
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Mr.. Chas. Hazen attended the Blu,
Ribbon horse sale in Cleveland, Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Geo. S. Dales and Miss Lottir
u. Gulliford were married Tuesday
evening at the home of Rev. j. w
Moore.
Messrs. John Reed and Chas Naher
of the n. o. 7. office have planned n
trip TO the Pan-Amerlcan exposition
over next Sunday.
The Home Missionary society of the
South Main street NJ. Il. church gave
a tea at the homeof Mrs. Geo. b.
| 1Iarter, 40 w. Thornton st., Wcdnes.
day afternoon.
DR.. Francis L. Moran, pastor of St
Mary's church, on Monday morning
united In marriage Mr.. VIM. II.
Brigham and Miss Elizabeth Gala.
gher both of this city.
Mr.. John Motz leaves Thursday for
Chicago, where he will visit his broth.
er, Henry. From there he goes to
Des Moines to attend the meeting of
the General Synod of the Lutheran
church Of America
Mr.. Chas. G. Bost, formerly of Ak
ron, now a successful undertaken at
Garrettsville, and Miss Minnie Lance.
were quietly married Monday evening
at the latter's home, los Kirkwood st,
by Rev. C. +. Keller. They left at
once for Garrettsvile.
Louis W. Mueller of 300 Il. North
St, left today for trip through the
west. He will go to Chicago Kansas
City, Denver, Los Angeles and other
ewrnetticssie HO.no:bf1dMflbIeoTT
w estern cities. He will make photo,
graphs for the Santa Fe Railroad
while en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto L. Spiller were
pleasantly surprised at their home
Monday evening by the clerks of the
Boston Store. They enjoyed games.
singing and amusements of all kinds.
After lunch was served, Mr.. Chas.
Anderson presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Spiller with some of the Boston Stores
fine table linen. Everybody had an
excellent time.
Members of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the South Main st. NJ E. church
will give calendar social Friday
evening, May "a, in the basement of
the church. Spring, summer, autumn,
and winter will be represented by
booths. Spring will be presided over
by Mrs. Conn and Mrs. Drake; sum
mer by Mrs Myers and Mrs. Kilmer;
autumn by Mrs. Killinger and Mrs.
1errck; winter by Mrs. Harter and
Miss Laura Burg.
FISH SUPPER.
Eighteen of the young men and wo- |
men employed at the Upham- Brouse
store went to Louis Young's last even
ing where they enjoyed a nsh supper.
The party took the car as far as Halo |
walking the balance of the distance.
A program Of music and recitations
was given by Mr.. T.. A. Upham, and
Misses Irwin, Steele and King.
SURPRISED.
Sixty neighbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus ReiHke surprised them
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Reuben Kent, Il. Exchange st. 1t was
the China wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Reinke. They We're present
ed with many reminders of the oc-
'asion. The presentation speech was
made by Rev. l.. A. Lindemuth.
CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
The Searchlight club members en-,
ertained their friends Friday evening
It the home Of Miss Sadie Hunsicker.
locust st. The play Country Cous-
ms" was given by six members of the
,lub in creditabe manner. Miss
iazel Youtz recited "Spartacus to the
in a way that charmed
I'll present Light refreshments were
eIved by Miss Hunsicker The club
IdJourned to meet in September.
WHELAN--SE
Miss Rose Selle, daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Ferdinand Selle, SO6 South
Broadway, and Mr.. John Whelan.
'"'i"Sci VI thc oiiNcr creek mine at
Nadsworth, We're married at ST.
dary's church Wednesday morning.
" Rev. II. +. Moran, A large com
ANY witnessed the ceremony. The
ride was accompanied by Miss Kate
Vhelan the bridegrooms sister, and
he bridegroom by Mr.. Frank Selle,
he brides brother, Miss Grace SeIle, 8
f New York, was flower girl. A !
Wedding breakfast was served at the
rides home. Mr. and Mrs. Whelan
viii reside in Wadsworth.
SELF CULTURE CLUB. I
The last regular meeting of the n
elf Culture club was held at the +
ONE of the Misses Weber, III Cros-
y St, Monday evening. The follow 4
lS officers were elected for the com I
lg year: President, Miss Nellie
lardy; vice president Miss Bertha I
teckhan; recording secretary, Miss
ertha Weber; corresponding secre-
Try, Miss Catherine Henry; treas
rer, Miss Marilla Spicer; critic, Miss
lila Kilmer; directors, Miss Mar
uerite Kirk, Miss Ida Roberts and
Liss Ielina Houriet. After election
le regular program followed: Queen
ictoria; Her Homes, Family and
eign" Miss Kilmer; 'The English
'oman at Home and in Society"
iss Henry; Places of Interest in
'alanu Scotland and WuIac Nfi,.