Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. j. W. Dague of Dague Bros. &
Co, has returned from New York.
Miss Edith Donahue, of Cleveland,
is visiting Miss Edith Koons, III
Crosby st.
The Platt Deutsch verein gave u
dance in Liedertafel hall last night in
observance of halloween
Mr. Frank s. Hunter of Toledo, is in
the city today on business relating to
Building & Loan Associations.
Mr.. Gus G. Moss will introduce his
sister Miss Seelah Moss in society at
the Excelsior club in Cleveland, Sat
urday evening. Miss Moss is one of
Akrons most winning young ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Deible entertain.
ed large party of friends from their
old home in Youngstown at their resi-
dence in East Market st. Tuesday ev'
ening Cards and fine supper were
enjoyed.
There was n Halloween party at
the home OF Miss Modena Brewster,
at Thomastown, Thursday night
Those who attended drove from Ak,
ron and lively and enjoyable time
is reported
Mrs. X. S. Thomas, Mrs. w. G. Par
sons, Mrs. T. A. Walters, Mrs. T. e
Wells, Mrs. b. l.. Dodge and Miss o
A. Hills went to Dayton Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs.
Invitations have Deen sent out fol
the wedding of Rev. Geo. z. Atwater
rector OF the Church of Our Savior
and Miss Louise Carey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Nj. Carey, of De
troit, at st. Johns Episcopal church
In Detroit at o'clock, Tuesday, Nov
10.
A dozen young people Of Akron at
tended an important social affair at
Kent, Thursday evening-a Halloween
party given by Eastern Star lodge,
whose members are wives and daugh.
ters of Masons. The party was held
In elegantly appointed rooms in Mas
onic hall.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Bradley on
Thursday evening, at their home, 121
Oakdale ave, entertained 20 couples
of their friends with Hall0we en-
party. Cards were the principal fea-
ture of amusement Oldfashioned re
freshments, such as cider and pump
kin pies, We're served
Miss Margaret Robinson, daughter
OF j. X. Robinson, treasurer Of the
Diamond Match Co., and Alfred Nc
Even both Of Chicago, were married
Wednesday. There was double cere-
mony as the bridegroom is n Cath
Ollie, one ceremony taking place in the
Parish house and the other in the
Episcopal church. Mr. and Mrs. Nc.
Even will live at 10 Aster ST., Chicago.
A scrap of paper with Compliments
of Uno" on it Is the only clew the
Entire Nous Club has to follow up the
piferers of quantity of pumpkin
pies, but by careful, persistent detec-
tive work the theory that the benefic.
laries of the pies were boys has been
worked nearly to cold fact. The
club gave a party Wednesday evening
at the home of Miss Floy Hough, lot
Aqueduct st. 1t WAS TO be n Hallow-
cen affair, and members OF the club
had ordered pumpkin pies galore
When time came to serve them the
pies were gone, and the suspicious OF
the girls We're at once aroused. When
the empty pie pans We're found neal
the house the next morning, the incl
dent seemed only to cinch the suspic.
ions-and the tricks of the club fol
this season have only commenced. But
nevertheless, the party was a very
pleasant affair. 1t was attended by
% couples, and an excellent supper
minus the pies-was served. The table
was beautifully decorated with au
tumn leaves, flowers and candles
After supper, solos were sung by Robt
Patterson and Lester Howe; Miss Mar
garet McGarry played piano selection
and the honors Of pumpkin seeo
guessing contest were carried Off by
Miss Nora Costello and VIM. Burnett
DOYLE-CARNEY.
MI. james EuWHru DOyle anu MISE
Mae Elizabeth Carney stole a march
on their friends Sunday evening when
they We're quietly married In st. Vim
cents church by Rev. II. #. Mahar
Although both are well known, few
learned of the wedding until Thursday
Mr.. Doyle has been with the Werner
Co. and his bride Is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, VIM, Carney, III Bluff at
They will be at home for the present
at the Carney residence,
REED-BLANCHARD.
Miss Blanche Estelle Blanchard and
Mr.. II, II. Reed Were married Wednes
day evening at the formers home In
Vine st. by Rev. Howard MacAyeal
of the First Congregational church
Only few relatives and near friends
were present, The bride Is well and
favorably known in musical circles and
Miss Eta Parks Of Newark, Mrs. n
C. Ford and Miss Pauline Hilcar, OF
Cleveland, musical friends, We're pres
ent at the wedding. Mr. Reed Is Z