Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

rvuSI Ol DuSlueSS.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Bates is on business
trip Of several days in the East
Mrs. George Sutton, of Akron, visited
friends in Wadsworth, last week.
Mrs. j. T. Diemer arrived in Akron
from Buckley, Wash, Sunday.
Mrs. A. j. Lawrence of Adolph ave.
Is visiting her parents in Hoboken,
N. j.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Allen have
returned from five weeks stay In
California.
Miss Hattie Morrison has returned
to her home in Akron, after visit
with friends in Wadsworth and Me-
dina.
| Mrs. Lulu Parker Crawford was Civ
en- kitchen shower Friday evening at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Lavina
Parker, in East Exchange st.
Rev. DR.. w. II. Rider, formerly of
Akron, has been transferred from the
Alliance, o., NJ. u. church to Simpson
! Nj. h. church in Minneapolis.
Messrs. Milton and Will Herrold and
Louis Mckenzie went to Findlay, Mon
day, where they assumed charge of the
Hub shoe store, which they recently
purchased.
Capt. Aaron Wagner has been ap-
pointed as one of the Ohio delegates
to the National Prison Association
convention to be held in Kansas City.
Nov. 9-13. Gov. Nash made the ap-
pointment.
Mrs. William Redding. of Akron, is
the guest of her mother Mrs. Parks.
OF Glesner ave. Mrs. Charles
Cronowett went to Akron yesterday
TO visit relatives. y George Mil
bourne, of Akron, is the guest of his
cousin, Murtis Fulger, of Bowman
st.-Mansfield Shield
Children, grandchildren and friends
Joined in making the golden wedding
anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Glhther success, Saturday. The
home of the aged people, at sos w.
Market ST., was the scene of the cele-
Dration and Mr.. and Mrs. Ginther,
both of whom are enjoying the best of
health We're the recipients of many
congratulations.
Mrs Geo. Worron entertained with
an autum gathering and chestnut
hunt at her home on Perkins ST.. SAT-
urday evening in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. Cards and music
We're enjoyed, A harvest lunch was
served in the attic, the tables being
decorated with candelabra of the
ancient style, jack olanterns and
autumn leaves. The menu was apples
and cider pumpkin pie, ginger bread
and chestnuts.
BARAGY-CLINE
Mr.. John Baragy and Miss Helen
Cline, both of Balberton, came to the
residence OF Rev. j. w. Moore on
Main ST., and We're quietly married,
after which they took the car for Bar
berton, where they will reside
MOSIER- WEBER
Saturday evening at $50, Mr.. Frank
Mosier and Miss Nina Weber were
married at the residence of the bride 5
father, 202 Yale st. The marriage was
solemized by Rev. j. w. Moore of the
Main St, M. Il. church. Only the
immediate friends OF the bride and
groom We're present at the marriage.
After the ceremony these sat down to
n wedding supper. The occasion was
enlivened by the presence of "the
small boy and his sister," who were
armed with brass horns and other in
struments of music.
A HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.
The Daughters of the King of st
Paul's Episcopal church viii servs
supper in the dining room of the
church, Tuesday evening from to Z
Invitations in the following form hay,
been issued:
Oh! Come to our Halloween social
We want this invitation
To be great temptation
10 which every one will yield.
And for luscious pumpkin pie,
Oysters and doughnuts--do not sigh
Come and take supper with the
q Daughters Of the King,
p And of these good things eat you
q ILL.,
s For just q quarter in our till.
= DEATHS.