Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-30
PERSONAL NOTES.

nlOnuay evening, III Rose nall.
Miss Grace Ries, of Doylestown, Is
the guest Of Akron friends today.
Mrs. q. A. Dewey, 115 Fay st., will
spend the week with relatives in Kent
Mrs. John Baylor, of near Johnsons'
Corners, Is the guest of Akron friends
today.
Mrs Fred Hess has returned to her
home in Chicago, after pleasant visit
with Akron friends
Rabbi I. Il. Philo, pastor of the
Hebrew Reformed church, will preach
In Canton, Sunday.
Miss Ida Gayer has returned to
Akron. after an extended visit with
friends in Ionia, Mich.
Justice II. S. Falor and daughter,
Miss Fannie, returned yesterday from
q visit with Cleveland relatives.
Achille Philion, the spiral tower
performer, has gone to Chicago, to
fill a four weeks engagement.
Mr.. d. j. Welton has returned to
Columbus, after having spent Thanks
giving with his parents in Akron.
Mrs. Solomon Meyer, Friday after
noon, entertained number of friends
at her home, 1873 North Forge St
Miss Amelia Schoeninger, of Ex-
change and Sumner sts., has returned
to her home from visit In Canton
Mr.. John T. Donahue returned to-
day from New York, where he has
been in the interest of his cigar bus
mess.
| Mrs. Hattie L. Brewster and two
sons entertained twenty of their
friends and relatives at their home
Thanksgiving day.
None Such circle of Busy Bee Hive,
L. O. T. NJ, will give n masquerade
ball In X. O. r. NJ. hail. Tuesday
evening, Dec. g.
Mrs. Frances G. Underwood, of 305
South High ST., returned Friday eve
ming from a Thanksgiving visit with
friends in Cleveland.
Messrs Lewis Herrold and Levi Kit
finger, two of the =. III. G. band mem
bers spent an enjoyable time In Wads-
worth Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Lewis Snyder, who has been.
visiting exSherifr VIM. Williams for
the past week, left for his home in
Hamburg, Pa, this morning.
Mr.. Eugene ]. Hoskin, of Akron, won
third prize in n literary contest con-
4 Quoted by Western Camera Notes re-,
| Gently. There were six prizes.
Mrs. Hettie Kline one of Doyles-
towns best known residents. has been
removed to a hospital at Cleveland, on
account of continued Ill health.
Miss Laura and Jessie Sharp, of
Canton, and Miss Eta Mackey, of
Wooster, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
U. s. G. Apley, of North Hill.
Mr.. A. G. Bachtel has been elected
representative from the 22nd district
to the meeting of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows in Marion, next May.
Miss Seela H. Morr, of 116 North
Broadway, has returned from Cleve-
land, where she attended the Thanks
giving dance of the Excelsior club.
The Amalgamated Association Of
Progress and the Montetiore society
are arranging for joint social at
Progress hall, to be announced soon.
Alfred Whitman, aged Is. son Of
Squire John Whitman, of Doylestown,
was hunting Thursday, when his gun
was accidentally discharged. The shot
badly shattered his arm.
Saranac Tribe No. 141 Improved Or
der of Red Men gave a dance in, Mes
ser hall Thanksgiving evening, which
a. couples attended. Guests were pres
ent from Cleveland and Wadsworth.
None Such club of Busy Bee Hive.
No. 35, l.. O. 4. NJ, will give mas
querade ball in Il. o. Il. M. hall. Tues
day evening, Dec. 3. Gentlemen 25c;
ladies 10c. Prize given best make up.
Miss Helen Humphrey has return
ed from Franklin, Pa, where she went
to attend the Thanksgiving party
given by the Merry Club" She will
spend the winter with her parents on
Perkins st.
Miss Edna Loeb, who is attending
Lake Erie college at Paines-
vile, Is spending the Thanks
giving vacations with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Loeb, III
Adolph ave.
Miss Gertrude Hugill very pleasant
ly entertained at Thanksgiving am
ner Messrs. j. Myers, Irwin Keyes,
T. Hamlln and Misses Sadie Burk, Sell
ma Mogue, and Lydia, Fuller, In honor
of Misses Nellie ana Ida Morrison, of
Canton.
Mr.. w, C. Gayer of Cleveland, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Nj. Gayer, of Sumner ST. Mr..
Gayer will leave in February for an
extended visit to South America,
where he is interested in the develop
ment of asphalt fields.
Miss Mamie Hunt of 113 North
Maple ST., gave farewell party FRI
day evening, in honor Of Mr.. II. II.
Shook, who will leave Sunday to take
charge Of position with the Virginia
Painting Co Cards, music and dane
Ing We're the features of entertain
ment. A light lunch was served.
The Misses Bertha and Alice Price
and Margaret Flagle, of the Nightin-
gale club of Akron, We're entertained
over Thanksgiving by the Misses Beth
and Anna Williams and other mem
bers of the Emanon club Of this city,
says the Youngstown Telegram.
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