Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28

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Church will give pedro party at st.
Bcrnards hall, Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. Fred Hate, Travelling Passenger
Agent for the Northwestern, and his
wife, were the guests of MIR. and Mrs
#. r. Barry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Oviatt are at
Point Comfort, Va, for a pleasure
visit of a few weeks.
Mr. Fl. g. Il. Wall, who has been
In the city settling up the affairs Of
the Summit county Abstract company,
has returned to Muncie.
Mr.. S. Meyer, of the Union Clothing
company left Sunday for New York,
to replcnsh the stock of the company
with new goods and bargains.
Col Joseph WipWn is attending a
meeting of the Supreme Board of
Trustees of knights of ST. John, Of
which he is member, in Cincinnati.
| Miss Marguerite Brown and Grace
| Gingler are spending a month in
Cleveland wholesale millinery houses
in the interests of the NJ. O'Neil & Co.
Miss May Hamlin, of 115 Bowery
ST. pleasantly entertained about forty
of her friends at her home, Friday
evening. Games We're played. Light
refreshment were served.
Miss Amelia Schoeninger, instruc-
tor Of Latin in the Canton High school
was guest over Sunday of her
mother, Mrs. Caroline Schoennger,
of 532 East Exchange st,
Mr.. Geo. u. Marvin, representing the
Manhattan Insurance company in
Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska, is now
located at Mason City, Ia, his head
quarters having been transferred from
Des Moines.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Mabel Douglas OF
Wooster, to Mr.. Andrew j. Esary
of Seattle, Wash, Miss Douglas is
well known in Akron, having visited
here frequently.
Rev. George T.. Atwater, pastor oi
the Church of Our Savior, went t.
Cleveland Monday morning. Accom-
panied by his mother and two sisters
he will leave Tuesday for pleasure
visit in Florida.
that Justice Vincent Helbling, who
on account of i'll health, has been un
able to attend to the duties of his office
is recovering, and expects to be il
; condition TO resume ofticial duties b.
spring.
The lady members of class - of tn
Main St, NJ f. Sunday school wer
pleasantly entertained al the home o
$ by the male members of the class
Music and games We're features of til
! evening.
= Miss Elizabeth Il. Daugherty, q
Gi5 East Mill St, left Monday for
e visit of n few months in Californi,
d at the home Of her brother. Ber
Miss Daugherty has been employe
as stenagrapher by the Diamond Rut
i. Der company.
The following Akron Indies attende
the matinee at Cleveland Saturda,
9 Mesdames a. Fl. Marks, H. NJ. House
Geo. w. Grouse, Jr., Geo. C. Kohlt
and Misses Abby Alden and her gue'
Gertrude Covell, of Boston. Mis-
. Covell will return to Boston Tue
day.
Mrs. Frank Winkler of POSI-. She
" man St, was very much surprised Sa
urday evening by her Royal Neighbor
y it being her birthday. Some playC
II cards while others sang. Dainty /
freshments We're served. She receive
j. many beautiful presents, and all e
# joyed themselves.
y Fifty-siX members Of the Germa
y Austrian Singing Society, Of Clev
1t land, came to Akron Sunday, at
a. u. M, to participate in the anniversa
p celebration of the Oesterreic
IN Ungarischem Verein at Turner ha
r. The visitors made the trip in spcci
a., b, e. G car, returning at 1870
.. IN. A very social time was enjoyed
the hail. Vocal musis and refres
~.
ments were features.
HAMMONTRBE-DOYLE.
N Mr.. Wesley Hammontree and Mi
., Mary A. Doyle, both of Cuyaho
.. Falls, were united in marriage, 81
urday evening, by Justice ]. r. Cam
bell,
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