Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

." - = ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Kohler are
in New York for few days.
Mr.. @. A. Powell Is spending n week
hunting down Peninsula way.
Miss Meta Shaffer was the guest
of Wadsworth friends last week.
Miss Edna Dlebo1t, of Cleveland, Is
visiting Akron relatives for few
days.
Mrs. s. I. Cunningham, and Miss
Ella Bien visited friends in Cleveland
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Hall have re-
turned from an over Sunday visit to
Cleveland.
Former City Commissioner Daniel
McGarry is home from Findlay to
attend the funeral of Mrs. McGOwan.
Hon. J. Park Alexander and wiIe
have gone to Stonsy Point, N. Y,
where Prof. and Mrs. Chas. Wright
will join them to spend Thanksgiving.
Prof. ]. II. Beal, of Scio, Repre-
sentative-elect to the Legislature, Wis.,
tied Mr.. Francis seiberllng, Mon
day.
The Ladies' Aid Societq Of Pleasant
Valley church, will hold social at the
home of "the Shaws," for. the benefit
of the church, Thursday night, Nov.
%.
Mr. II. Evan Williams, the famous
tenor, was in Akron, Saturday, on his
way from Cleveland to Birmingham,
Ala. He sings in Cleveland, Friday
night.
Hon. George w. Crouse's annual ban
quet was held at the Buchtel Saturday
evening. 1t was, as usual, entirely in
formal.
Mr. j. Ben Campbell returned Mon
day from a business trip through
Pennsylvania and New York. States
for the j. G. Mcneil Co.
Mr.. l.. G. Miles returned Saturday
from hunting trip In Western Ohio.
Monday he went out to try his luck
in Summit county fields and woods.
Mr.. Frank ] Rockwell, Of 9S5 East
Exchange st, who is recovering from
, n severe siege of typhoid fever, will
soon be able to resume work. He Is
Bradley.
Messrs. Clarence Rudolph, Of Massil-
Ion, and Harry Adams, of Canal Do
yer, We're among those In Akron Mon
day for the funeral Of the late Mr..
@. II. Helfer. They are brothers-in-
law of the deceased.
Miss Frieda Roeder pleasantly enter
tained about 80 of her friends at her
home, 408 Ledge ST., Thursday evening.
A mock marriage in which number
of young ladies' took part, was very
much enjoyed. Flashlights were taken
and light refreshments were served.
The Christmas celebration Of the
Akron Saengerbund will be held on
the evening Of Dec. 20, at Market
House hall. The same hall will be
the scene Of a dance that will be given
by the Akron society OF natives of
Baden, next Wednesday night. Wald-
vogel's orchestra will furnish the mus
ic, for this occasion. sir
A Thanksgiving social has been ar
ranged BY the members Of Grace
Reformed church for Tuesday evening,
Nov. 26. 1t Is urged that every men,
ber of the church try to be present.
Various amusements have been ar
ranged for the evening. Light refresh
ments will be given each one attend
ing.
The members of Company r and
the Eighth Regiment band, have de-
cided to join forces and give a series
of three military balls this winter,
These will take place at Twentieth
Century hall, and the dates are named
as Dec. 13, Jan. II, and March 4. Uni
forms will be worn to large extent
by those attending and a large num-
ber of invitations have been sent out.
Fauldy Gerstenschlager and Miss
KeZiah Roberts We're united In mar
riage by Rev. c. Il. Etter at his study
In the Lutheran church on Thursday
evening at 6 o'clock, says the Wads-
worth Banner. They will reside In
Akron, where Mr. Gerstenschlager is
Uu III u
WEDDING THIS WEEK,
A brilliant social event, wednesday
evening, Nov, 81. will be the wedding
of Mr.. G. Fred PicktOn, of 11S North
Union St. aud Miss Matte V. Jones.
of 108 Crosby st. The ceremony will
be performed at 8 o'clock by Rev. II.
=. james, of Greenville, an uncle Of
Miss Jones, at the residence fitted up
by the prospective groom, 11S Crosby
st. Sixty invitations have been is.
sued, and elaborate arrangements are
being made for the affair. Both young
people are well known In Akron
Mr.. Pickton is draughtsman at the
plant of the II. II. Goodrich Co.