Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-31
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Nettie Carmody, of Lexington
ave, Cleveland, is the guest of Judge
and Mrs. c. II. Grant.
Mrs. Frank Nighswander, 4091a High
St, is seriously i'll at her home as the
result of an operation.
Miss Nellie II. Kerwin, 100 Dayton
ST., has gone to Bradford, Pa, where
she will spend the winter.
Miss Collette Stenger clerk in the
n. o. T. office, has returned from a
visit with friends at Bowling Green.
The dance of the Cotillion club at
Militant hall, Wednesday evening was
attended by 30 couples, and was u
verp pleasant affair.
Mrs. j. Il. Warner, of Mansfield, who
has been the guest of c. f. Ames and
family of N. Summit ST., for the past
three days, returned home today.
Miss Nellie Herman of All e. Voris
St, and Mr.. Peter Philbin and wife
of 1911 South Main St. have returned
from n weeks visit ut the Pan-Ameri-
can.
Mr.. Henry j.. Nichols, an Akron rub
Der worker, whose home is in Creston,
and Miss Erma Heitzer, of Akron,
We're married Tuesday by Justice
|. Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ruckle Of
L. Market St, and Mr.. and Mrs John
Fairbanks, corner Broad and Kent
sts., have returned after two weeks al
the Pan.
Mr. King ]. Spicer, accompanied by
his mother and sister, left this morn
ing for Cleveland to attend the funeral
of his cousin, Miss Sadie Coggeshall
who was a student ut Smith College.
Mr.. Robert Il. Burns and Miss Mary
Herman, both Of Cuyahoga Falls, were
married by Squire ]. r. Campbell, a
his office "Wednesday night. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Burns will reside in Cuyanogs
Falls.
The Metropolitan club had Il very
enjoyable dance at Twentieth Century
hall Monday evening. Thirty-fve cou
pies were present. Members of thu
club will have a theater party thi
evening.
Mr.. Joseph Wrigley and Miss Agnes
Cooper of East Akron were married
Saturday evening by Rev j. C. Smith
at his residence. After visit to th
Pan-American, they will reside a
Midvale, o., where Mr.. Wrigley is EN-
ployed at present on large contract.
Class Esther, of the Central Pres
byter,an Sunday school held n socia
at the home of their teacher, Mr.. Chas
Il. Strobel, in West Market ST., last
evening. Conundrums and flower
naming contests We're pleasant fea
lures of the evening Miss Griffin ant
Miss Boiling receiving the first prizes
and Rev. John Heron and Miss Ted
rick receiving the BOBBY prizes. Ligh
refreshments were then served.
a card party was given by Mr. j
G. ingalls,. Tuesday evening, at hi
home Oh North Forge st. Among tn
pleasant features OF the evening wer
instrumental solos by Mrs. Chas
Bruot and Miss Grace Greenwood an,
vocal solo by Miss Allis A. HesloI
Refreshments were served Mis-
Funk, of Chicago, was the only out-ot
town guest present. Miss Heslop wo
the ladies' first prize and Mr.. Wi
Raymond, gentleman's first prize.
KRAFT FEHR.
Miss Mary Fehr, youngest daughte
) of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fehr, 242 Eas
ave. was married Wednesday night
Mr.. Joseph Kraft, of Peoria, ILL.,, o
the residence of Rev. Il. f. Mahal
Only the immediate families and til
: attendants to the bride and grool
were present DR.. Peter Fehr was beS
: man and Miss Ella Tobin attended til
: bride. After n brief wedding trip Nj
and Mrs. Kraft will reside in Peori;
Ills.
WISE-JOHNSON.
Mr.. Arthur Wise and Miss Cor
Johnson were quietly married Wednes
day afternoon. The young couple ha
very carefully planned to do every
thing ION the quiet" but Miss Gel
trude Hugil, the brides best frienf
learned of the secret and very success
fully turned the tables on the newl
welded couple, who came to spen
J the evening with her Arriving q
Miss Hugill's home, Mr.. and Mr.
Wise were met by large circle c
friends. The home had been taste
fully decorated in green and white an
; after an elaborate wedding supper an
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Wis
left for short wedding trip The
will be pleased to receive their friend
at the brides home in Kent, o.