Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-03
DerSOnal
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Mr.. @. G. Davidson, of Cleveland
was among Akrons visitors today.
Messrs. S. NJ. and f. r. Fleischman
of Akron, were in Gallon, yesterday.
Mr.. J. S. Funk has returned to Tole.
do, after visit with Akron relatives.
Mr.. Chas. S. Patterson, of New York,
representing Newspaperdom, was in
Akron yesterday.
Miss Sue Stewart left this after.
noon, to be the guest of Canton
friends Thursday.
Mr.. j. p. Alexander, jr., will accom-
pany his father on the trip to Norway
and the Baltic Sea,
Mr. Frank NOEL left Wednesday for
Columbus to spend the Fourth with
his parents in Columbus.
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. c. L.
Smith, of South Main st.
The Goodrich Social club will hold
the fifth of series of dances ut Lake
side park Friday evening. \ prize
waltz will be the feature Of the eve
ming
DR.. l.. C. Chambers accepted his
wife's invta.ou TO 80 t. Lakeside
Tuesday evening, and arriving there,
found score of near friends expecting
him. The surprise and outing were in
celebration of the DOCTORS birthday.
MARTlN-GILMORE.
Mr.. Samuel Martin and Mrs. Alice
Gilmore, both of Cuyahoga Falls, We're
married Tuesday evening by Justice
Campbell.
EMBARRASSMENT
Miss Bessie Shepard entertained the
relief and night operators Of the Ak
ron Peoples Telephone Exchange at
her home, 101 North Valley st., Tues
day afternoon. Refreshments We're
served. a program Of music was II
feature.
ANNUAL OUTING
The young ladies employed at the
exchange of the Peoples Telephone
Co., enjoyed an outing Mt Silver lake
Tuesday afternoon and evening. They
carried well-tilled baskets and return
ed home with empty ones. After sup
per the young ladies visited the dane
ing pavilion.
| HUSBANDS ENTERTAINED
Twelve members of the Schwester-
bund entertained their husbands at
Silver lake Tuesday afternoon and
evening. AT $50 o'clock supper was
served in the dining hall. The bal
ancc of the evening was spent in boat
riding and the other amusements to
he found at the resort.
BLAKELY -HILE.
One of the most happy events of the
season took place mt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. j. Hile. Doylestown
the evening of June 26th, at 8 pm.
The occasion was the marriage of theil
eldest daughter Verna Elizabeth, tc
Louis II. Blakely. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dunbar, pastor OF
the NJ. E church, in the presence of q
large concourse of relatives anC
friends. Miss Eflie Wilson played tn,
wedding march. The groom was at
tired in conventional black and wa,
attended by Hon. II. A, Pollock, o
North Lawrence and Mr.. w. IT, Blake
| ly, his brother. The bride wore
white 0rgandie dress, trimmed will
aplice and allover lace, aud carrie,
IA large boquer of bridal roses and ear
nations. The bridesmaids were Miss
Gloria G. Blakely, sister of the groom
and Miss Kittic lille, sister of tn,
bride. The bridesmaids wore whit,
organdie. The bride ls well known il
Doylcstown society, aud Is highly ac
compllshed and talented She has
been successful teacher in the public
schools for the past five years. Th,
groom is the eldest son of Mr. an,
Mrs, q II, Blakely, and Is one o
Doylestown's most highly esteeme,
young business men. The home wa
beautifully decorated, pink and whit
was the prevailing colors. The pres
ents We're many and costly. The hap
by couple was escorted to Barbertol
by the attendants, where they tool
the midnight train for Cleveland The
win visit Buffalo, PENNSYLVANIA an,
other points aud will he at home Il
Doy'estown to their many friends afte
July 9th.
Thos. ". Carter Of Ashboro, Y, u
had kidney trouble and one bottle o
Foley's Kidney Cure effected Il, pei
feet cure and he says there Is n
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