Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-12-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. Chas. Foust and son Perry will
in Ft. Wayne and Chicago.
Mr.. edward Keller has returned
from college at Greenville,, Pa, TO
spend the holidays with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. e. E. Keller.
Mr.. Lawrence 4. Clark, Of Colorado
Springs, Is spending a few days with
Akron friends.
Is Mr.. Lynn Braden, of Rock Creek,
Ashtabula county, will remove his
family to Akron, having accepted en-
ployment ut a local rubber works.
Akron friends have received cards
announcing the wedding of Mr.. Fred
W. Nash, formerly Of Akron, and Miss
Violet irebe Preston, of Denver, Colo.
IN the Latter city, on Christmas day.
Mr.. Nash was connected with the
Diamond Co., when ii resident of Ak
ron He and bis wife were divorced
after he left this city, and she subsc-
qlently became the wife of Mr. w. Il.
Pence. ~
Among the many prominent social af-
fairs plpnned for Christmas night will
be the wedding of Mr.. j. Park Hede-
man and Miss Mary Elizabeth Stew
art, at the home of the bride. SOB West
Market st. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. A. d. Church, presi-
dent of Buchtel College. Mr.. Hedc-
ic nt M,. TtpoInri.l,
man. proprietor of the Arlington
hotel, and Miss Stewart Is il daughter
of Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Stewart. At
present Mr.. Hcdeman IL IA clerk at the
Arlington hotel.
Mr.. John w. Hauff and Miss Au-
gtlsta Deck, of Akron, were married
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
III. Winncfeld, on Perkins Hill, Thurs
duy evening, by Rev. j. W. Heininger
of the Calvary Evangelical church.
They will live at 1906 Yale st.
Prof. IL. V. Egbert, of Buchtel Col.
lege, went to Ashtabula, Friday after
noon, TO instruct the Chevalier Castle
at that place in the rituaistic worl,
of the order.
Mr.. Morris J. Orln, law librarian nj
the Court House, will spend the holi
day vacation with friends at Carroll.
| ton, o.
Thursday evening was Ladies'
night at the Masonic club The clul
has ladies' night once each month
Last night the hail was handsome
ly decorated and about so guests were
! present. The evening was spent II
progressive pedro. MIR. o. :. Hart an,
| Mrs j. II. Pheuger demonstrated tha
they were the best pedro players an,
were awarded first prize. Light rc
frcshments were served and an en-
joyable social time was had.
The Royal Templars held Dim
social and progressive pedro part,
last evening at the home of Mrs. q
Schatfer 1896 South Main ST. A lnrg
crowd was present. After short Pre-
gram, progressive pedro was played
Mr.. Harry Tressler and Miss Eft
Triplct won first prizes for havin
won the largest number of games
and Miss Mary Cleary and Mr. Eal
Jackson received consolation prizes
This Is the first OF series of socinl
which the lodge intend to give durln
the winter, All had n fine time an
are anxious for the next one. A ligh
lunch wes served by the committe,
POLLOCK K.BIAKELEY.
Representative Robert :. Pollock. o
Medina county, was united In mar
riage with Miss Gloria Blnkelcy. n
the home of the brides parents, a
Doylcstown, Thursday night. Th
house was prcttily decorated and tn
ceremony was performed under al
arch of blossoms by Rev w. Ii
Brown, Of the Lutheran church, a
noylcstown. A large number o
guests, from all parts of both Star
and Medina counties, were prcscn
After n brief wedding trip. Mr.. an
Mrs. Pollock will reside in Columbus.