Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-04-15
DerSOnal
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from New York.
Miss Pearl Etter, of Millersburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Stuber
Mr.. John Stalder Of Kent, vislte>
Akron friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Frese are VISIT
ling friends in Little Rock, Ark.
Supreme Secretary L.. S. Myler, Of
the Chevaliers, returned Sunday from
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Work have re-
turned from visiting friends in New
York and Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Mason has returned
to Smith College, Northampton, Mass,
to resume studies.
Hon. y. ID. Tibbals and daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Hoover, will leave tonight
for visit in Chicago
Cartoonist ID. W. Brown of the Can
ton News Democrat. spent Sunday
with his family in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, of this city,
will sail April "a, for Ireland, where
she will spend the summer.
Mr.. George w. Grouse, Jr., Is in
Chicago on business. He will visit
other western cities before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peach Of 12I
Yale ST., will spend the coming sum
mer in England They will sail April
"a.
Mrs. A. c. Voris and Mrs. Emma
Mcneil have returned from Cambridge
Springs where they had been for two
weeks.
Mr.. Geo. L. Good has returned
II business trip through South Amer
lea, Central Africa, ~ Honolulu and
Mexico.
Mrs. Chas. c. Goodrich has gone to
West Orange n. j., to attend the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Helen Gcllatly,
April Goth.
Mr.. j. II. Jones, formerly with the
Peoples Telephone Co., has accepted
u position with $. Is. Lalferty as
travelling agent.
DR.. and Mrs. Cozad, who have been
studying in Germany, have sailed for
United States. DR.. Cozad expects to
locate in Akron.
Miss Zulu Fouts has returned to her
home mt Windham, after II visit of II
few days with Mrs. j. @. Thomas, 100
Franklin ST., this city.
Mr.. w. +. Smith, for the past year
representing tie Diamond Match Co..
in Peru, South America, has returned
to his home, 122 Long st.
After visiting FOR several weeks in
this city with her daughter, Mrs. Il.
$. Thomas, Mrs. H. J.. SaXton, has re-
turned to her home in Madison, o.
Mrs. George w. Grouse, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Sheldon, are in
Albany, n. Y. where they win attend
the wedding of Mr.. Alvin Y. Simonds
Mr.. and Mrs william Kopln enter.
tanned the +. III, X. Now Pedro club
Friday evening, Prices were won by
Mrs. William lliltabdle and Mr.. Frank
O'Brine.
Judge j. \, Kohlcr. who with his
wife, has been visiting in California
expects to return this week. Mrs
l<ohlcr will remain In California an
other month.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
one of the most pleasant events in
the history of Miss Clara Amcs' life,
was the celebration of her 18th birth
day anniversary Saturday night, ut
her home, 126 n. Summit ST, by about
~ of her friends. The celebration was
In the form of II surprise party, super
intended by Miss Daisy Mattlgan, and
great credit is conceded her for the
complete success of her efforts Miss
Ames was invclglcd from home in the
evening on prctcnsc of calling ON II
friend, while the crowd was gathering
nt her home and when she returned
from her visit she was completely sur.
prscd. However, she recovered sutii-
cicntly 10 thank the crowd for "A beau.
| tlful gold ring set with opals aud da
monds, u token of their esteem for her.
Miss Amcs also received u beautiful
opal ring, sent 10y an unknown friend
| 10y messenger, Mr.. ANA Mrs, G. F.
| Amcs, as host and hostess, proved
To the entire satisfaction of the guests
that AS entertainers they are UNEQUAL
cd, Games aud music were INDUCED
In aud general good time was had.
\ deloctablc luncheon was served ut
II late hour after which the guests de.