Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. ]. w. Rabe Is spending few
days at Star Island.
Mr. j. p. whitelaw was in Cleveland
Wednesday on business.
A. reunion OF the Montenyohl family
is being held at Long Lake today.
Mr.. Ernest Edwards, of Medina, Is the
guest of MFR. Clarence Cole, 118 Fay
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. King Paige have
returned from visit to the Pan
American.
Mr. and Mrs. N. +. Goodhue and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Noah are at Star
Island for an outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Borway, of
Denver, are visiting Mrs Charles
Horn, Cos West Market ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Berry and
children will go to Star Island to re-
main couple Of weeks, Saturday.
Mr.. o. Il. Cook, travelling representa-
tive Of The b. r. Goodrich Co., was
in Akron, Wednesday, on business.
Members Of the Young Peoples
Union Of ST. Marys church will picnic
al Randolph park Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Mangold, 222
South Union ST.. have returned home
from visit TO Buffalo and the East.
Mr.. WV. Wohlwend, vice president
| the Standard Hardware Go. is spend
| ing weeks vacation ut Turkcyfoot
lake.
Messrs Cloyd Mustill and Arthur
Hall have returned from q weeks
visit at the Pan-Amerlcan and in
Toronto.
Mrs. /. W. Jones aud daughters, 85I
,"cst North St, are spending week
with Mrs. Jones sls.cr, Mrs. Park
Lee, in Richfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Day. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Vim. Buchtel and Mr.. and Mrs.
NIiuer Howe left Thursday for a trip
through the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. G. b. Tulis, formerly manager
~ the Denver branch of The II. II.
Goodrich Co., was In Akron, Wednes-
day, 10 make arrangements for his
new position. He will hereafter be
in charge OF the Buffalo branch in
Buffalo, N. Y.
A farewell party was given in honor
of Miss May Begole. Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Irene Abendshine
on West Cedar ST. Light refreshments
were served. Miss Begole will leave
Thursday for Youngstown which will
be her future home.
Mrs. Caroline Mess, of 1O3 Torrey
ST., sailed Wednesday morning on the
steamer Southwark for Antwerp Ger
many. Mrs. Mess will spend II year
visiting points of interest in Ger
many She IL accompanied by Mrs.
Henry Horn, of Canal Fulton.
The teachers and officers of the
Fourth Church of Christ were enter
tnined by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Teeple, 300 Grant St, Tuesday even
Ing. There was a musical program
followed by toasts which were presid-
ed over by Mr.. Charles Teeple. Thirty
guests were present.
A quiet wedding took place Mt the
residence of Rev. John II. Ilnn, 2O7
Yale St, "Wednesday evening. The
contracting parties were Mr.. 1Ioratio
Seymour Mowery and Miss Della
Homer both OF this city.
Judge G.. X. Grant returned today
from his trip to Connecticut where he
attended the reunion of his regiment.
His daughter. Miss Frances, will re-
main at Woodmont on the Sound,
Conn, for u fortnight.
Tho last dance of the seasons ser
les was given by the Star Athletic
club Wednesday night mt Lakeside
park FIFTY couples danced to the
music OF Sid Morey's orchestra. The
summer series of dances given by this
club has been successful, and n series
OF dances will probably be given this
winter.
MISSIONARY PICNIC.
The ladies of the Missionary Circle
Of the First Baptist church will hold
their annual picnic at the home of
Mr. II. Wilmer, Sherbondy Hill, Fri,
day, Aug. .. Members will take Bar
berton ears at 9:3o. A basket lunch
viii be served.
SONGS AND READINGS.
much enjoyed evening of song
and readings" was given by Mrs. II.
Nj. Heaton and her pupils mt the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday even.
ing. A quartettc Miss Mabel Crumb
contralro; Miss Nellie Blackwell, so.
prano: Mr.. q. Frederick, bass; Mr.. III
J.. Wilson, tenor, assisted Miss Viva
Lynn appeared In readings, Others
who took part We're, Miss Ida May
Rockwell, Miss Blanche Wilmington
Miss Louisa Tunison and Mrs. lIca