Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-18

day the club will give prize toe waltz
Mr. Frank Mottinger, a noted young
violinist, who has been in the West
for his health, has returned much
improved after his trip.
Mr.. John Zimmerman, member
Of the Chicago Fire department. is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Zimmerman, of North Forge st.
Mr.. G. ID. Crouch, vice president and
general manager of the II. & NJ. and
Chicago Short Line Railway copl-
panics is in New York on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Hale are mem
bers of small party Of Akronians
who went to Wooster, Thursday, to
spend the day at the Ohio Experiment
Farm.
Mrs. Catherine Rentschler, III South
High street, has as her guests two
granddaughters from Fargo. South
Dakota, the daughters of Mr.. Will
Rentschler.
Mr.. n. II. Steiner who has been
confined to his home by illness for
nearly Il month, Is much improved,
and expects TO return to his office
within n week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Smith dc
llghtfully entertained party Of
friends at their home on Park St.
Tuesday evening, in observance of
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
A lawn fete was given Wednesday
evening at the home of the Misses
Brecht, corner East Exchange and
Prown sts., by members of the German
Reformed church. A large crowd at,
tended and the affair was highly sue.
cessful.
CHENALIERS' SOCIAL.
Akron Castle of the Chevaliers held
box social Wednesday evening in
place of its regular business meet,
ing. A program of readings and mu,
sic aud dancing We're enjoyed.
ENTERTAINED IN TALLMADGE.
a party of twelve yaung ladies' of
Akron. were delightfully."- entertained
by Miss Mary Sharp, ar her home in
Tallmadgc, Wednesday evening. Mu.
sic and games were features of the
evening. A bountiful lunch was
served
BOLTON WYANT.
AT the home of the bride, 633 West
Cedar St, Miss Clara y. Want and
Mr. Archie \. Bolton were married,
wednesday evening, in the presence OF
the immediate families, by Rev. j.
w. Helninger, of Calvary Evangelical
church. An elaborate wedding sun
per was served Mr.. John Craghap, of
Woir, Tuscarawas county, grandfather
TO the bride, and who will he O2 wears
old In August, was an out-or town
guest.
RlCkELrRlCHERT.
Mr.. Fred Rickel and Miss Emmn
H. Richert, were married Wednesday
evening at the residence of Rev, &, l..
Alspnch, pastor of Grace Reformed
church. After the ceremony the couplo
were driven TO the BRIDES home, lO6
Sterling ST., where Il sumptuous sup
per was served, Only immediate rela.
tives and friends We're present Many
beautiful presents were received. For
the present, Mr.. and Mrs. BIckel will
reside with the brides mother The
groom is son of Mr., and Mrs. Louis
Bickel, of 200 &c. Buchtel ave.
LAWN FETE AND DANCE.
A pleasant and successful social
event was the lawn fete given
by the star Athletic Club Wed
neSday evening The Ice cream was
furnished by Caterer W. l.. Pine OF
South Akron. Mr., Zine has built up
good business In Akron since he came
here from Painesville, about two years
ago aud the Ice cream served last
evening was exceptionally fine. The
club also gave a dance at Lakeside
Park which was attended by more
than 80 couples. Prof Sid Morey's
orchestra furnished music, The dances
viii be continued every Wednesday
evening,