Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-26
PERSONAL NOTES.

a Cincinnati business trip.
Mr.. Morton Goldberg of Cleveland,
Is the guest of Mr.. d. Tuholsky, 11S
Cuyahoga st.
Mrs. Ira NJ. Miller entertained at
whist at her home in East Market st.
Monday evening.
The semi-monthly dance of the Co
tillion club will be given In Militant
hall Wednesday evening.
Miss Luna o. Barnhart went to
Cleveland today to remain there un-
til after Thanksgiving day.
The. Metropolitan club will give an
elaborate bail and banquet at Barber
ton Inn Wednesday evening.
Mr. n. NJ. Berk has gone to Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York on business trip.
Mrs. E. Il. Andrews will entertain
the Whist club of which she is a mem-
Der at her home in Fir st. this evening
Achille Philion, who has been tav-
cling in the Southern part Of the
country is home to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Z. Good arrived in Akron,
Sunday, from the South. She and her
husband are residing at the residence
Of DR.. L. s. Sweitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Deible, Mrs. John
Swalbach and Mrs. Helen Walsh left
today to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ernest Deible at Orrville.
Mr.. George +. Lelansky has pur-
chased the residence property of ex-
Mayor q. X. Harper, in Franklin ST.,
and with his family has removed there
from 122 Carroll st.
Mr. Joseph j. Easton. clerk at the
Hotel Buchtel, leaves for his home
in Kentucky tomorrow, to spend
Thanksgiving and the time intervening
until Dec. A. when he will go to Gu
ba to reside
The marriage Of Mr.. VIM. Waters
and Miss Nellie B. Hardy, both Of
Northampton township, was celebrat-
ed at the home Of the BRIDES parents,
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters will
reside in Northampton township.
Mr.. Harry Matthews entertained at
drive whist at his home in East Mar
ket st. Saturday evening. Prizes were
won by Miss Ellen Mcneil and Mr..
w. b. Raymond. Mr.. Frank Carna-
han won a prize for correctly estimat-
ing the number of seeds in a pumpkin
81.
Messrs. o. S. Hart and Chas. s. Ed
dy will go to jamestown. N. Y, as
representatives of Akron Commandery,
knights Templar, to attend the flu
neral of #. s. Comstock, a member of
the Commandery, whose death occur
red IN Jamestown. Mr.. COmstock was
formerly an Erie conductor
The -Four IN" club, Of South Ak
ron, gave another of their delightful
parties at the home of Miss Myra Ross,
Saturday night. After an evening
spent In games, dancing, etc, refresh
ments were served and the crowd dis
banded In blaze Of the clubs red
fire." The following guests enjoyed
the clubs hospitality: Messrs. Troche,
Adcook, Motz, Kendrick, Kilingerl
Ross and Sharpe, and the Misses Duly
and Bstele Bigler. Kintz, Kidwell,
Gibbs, Troche, Ross and Croysdale.
The members Of Peerless Bowling
club have set the date for their dance
for Dec. II. The proceeds from the
affair, which will be held at Militant
hall, will be devoted toward paying
the clubs expenses Mt the Nationa
bowling tournament, at Buffalo, in
January. A dance held last winter
by the club, for the same purpose, was
highly successful, and the members
are confident that they will have d
large crowd this year. A large mum
ber of invitations will he sent out.
THANKSGIVING BANQUET.
The Metropolitan club had it's week,
ly dance at Twentieth Century hall
last evening, and Il very enjoyable
time was had by all. A number OF
new members We're present The club
will give a banquet and ball at Bar
: berton Inn on Thanksgiving night. A
special car will leave the Main st
waiting room at $3.50 Thursday even
ing.
= N MONDAY CLUB.
Mrs. T. A. Wells entertained tn,
Monday club at her home in Nortl
Broadway yesterday. Delegates to tn
State Federation of Women's Club
and to the Womans' Council gave re
ports. Readings from Kipling wer
given by Miss Matte Robinson an,
Miss Webb. Mrs, Jessie Buel rea,
| from the works of Fiora Steele. A
: the close of the formal session n lunc
I was served. The club win meet Dec
8, at the home of Mrs. Huel, l26 Mort
Union st,