Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-03
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. timore, thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Parks were in
Cleveland New Years.
Mr.. ]. s. West has returned from
a visit in st. Paris, o.
Mrs Hugo Schumacher of Chicago,
is. the guest of Akron friends.
Messrs. j. w. Kelley and Charles
Miller are in New York on business.
Mr. J. j. Easton, Of Hotel Buchtel,
has returned from visit in Kentucky.
Mr.. Jack Kelly, of Martins Ferry,
is the guest of his cousin, Sheriff f..
G. Kelly,
Miss Wadsworth and Miss Anita
Perry will give a party at the Falls
Friday night.
Gen. Charles Dick and his secretary,
Mr.. w. II. Marsh, went to Washing
ton, Thursday
Miss Olive Taylor has returned to
Washington, d. c., after holiday
visit in Akron.
Misses Gertrude Mason and Kath-
ryn Merrill returned to Northampton,
Mass, Thursday. l.
Mr.. S. e. Flndley has returned to
New Haven, Conn, where he is en-
/ gagged in teaching
Mr. George w. Rockwell has return
cd to Allentown, Pa, after spending
vacation in Akron.
Mr.. Charles Curry, proprietor Of the
Archer House, Wooster, was a guest
at the Empire Wednesday.
A grand ball and masquerade will
be given at Music hall next Tuesday
night by the White Elephant club.
The N. e. A. O. will hold private
masquerade for members only in the
club rooms Thursday evening, jan
uary 8.
H. S. App and wife have returned
to Philadelphia, after spending the
holidays with ]. w. App and family,
of No. 106 Adams st.
Mr.. Charles Nervwin, who for the
past six years has been employed as
cook at the Empire House, resigned
his position and New Years day left
for Chicago, where he accepted SIM
liar position in one of the hotels.
The Misses Lena PEBBLES, Laura Hull
and Maud James entertained party
of friends at the home of the last
named, Newberry ST., Cuyahoga Falls,
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Spellman, of
Canton, was the only ,out-of-town
guest present.
Ed. G. Zimmerman, a popular N. o.
Il. conductor, and Miss Myrtle Dick
erson, of this city, will be united in
marriage at st. Vincent de Paul's
Catholic church on Tuesday morning,
Jan. Sth. These young people have
a host of friends who will wish them
WELL,
The Nonpareil club will hold the sec
ond dance of this winters series at Tip
Top hall Friday night. The last dance
was well attended, and owing to the
fact that there will be prize toe
waltz ut the next dance crowd is eX
pected to dance for the prize. MIorey's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The pleasant home of the Misses Ella
and Susie Santum on Bowery ST., was
the scene of unique New Year eve
ming Watch Party" 1t was given
to the "Searchlight club" and their
friends. The midnight supper was
morvel of culinary art. At each plate
was a dainty souvenir. Miss Sadie
Hunsicker, in behalf of the club, pre-
sented the hostess with tokens Of
their esteem and love. A fiashlight
was taken.
Mr. Otto Bindel and Miss Lilly May
Williams were quietly united in mar
riage New Years night by Rev. c. l..
Alspach at his home, 500 Il. Buchtel
We're driven to the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. j. Williams,
10S ST. Clair ST.. where they were
awaited by small circle of friends
and relatives, who extended their
hearty congratulations. After sea-
son of sociabllity, Mr.. and Mrs. Bindel
departed for their new home on Woos-
ter ave, where they will be at home