Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-20
RECEPTION
To Dramatic Club Was a Lead.
ing Social Event at Brim,ie,d.
Especial Correspondence.l J


Brimteld, Feb. 20.-Dr. j. C. Wal.
dron was home from Cleveland, Sun.
day.
DR.. w. w. Osgood and wife of Kent,
were callers at Ira Baughman's, Sun
day.
The w. c. r. L. meeting will bo
held at the home of Mrs. G. w. Bard,
Thursday, Feb. 2S.
Miss MABEL Mahoney is home from
Kent for several weeks stay witt
her parents.
Mrs. Dr.. Mcconnell and Mrs. MI.
dred Waldron spent Friday with Miss
Emma 1hurston at Mogadore.
Miss Ida Waldron has returned from
California, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Miss Estelia Mcconnell spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Miss Addie
Fowler at Kent.
Slelghing parties are numerous. b.
w. Booslpger and wife entertained q
crowd from Kent Friday night; Joseph
Meloy and wife sled load from Kent
on Thursday night.
Eighteen of the Brimfeld High
school students took slegl ride to
Isaiah Overholts at Kent OF Friday
night, where they were nicely enter
tanned and fine lunch served.
Two sled loads from here were up to
Porter Halls at Kent, Saturday night.
On Tuesday night of lass week
twenty-five Of the old neighbars and
friends of VIII Osborn took sleigh
ride to his home at Kent, whero they
were gladly received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborn and all had jolly good time.
Games of various kinds were played
and Mr. and Mrs. Osborn treated tleir
guests to an excellent supper of oYs,
ters and other good things. At lave
hour the guests departed for their
homes, having had a good time and
greatly appreciating Mr.. and Mrs.
.Osborn's hospitality, and their efforts
to make all feel at home and enjoy the
evening.
One Of the leading society events Of
the winter was the reception given to
thC CluD ny MIS-.
Ira Baughman and Miss Estelle Nc
Connell at the Town hall last Thursday
night. The interior of the hall was
made to look as home like as possible,
with beautiful rugs, potted plants, etc,
Crokinole and cards We're enjoyed until
ten o'clock, when the hostesses served
their guests with fine lunch, follow
ing was the menu: Sandwiches,
chicken-salad, olives, pickles, jellies,
reception flakes, lady fingers, angel
food, chocolate cake, ice cream, salted
peanuts coffee and lemonade. Clare
Twitchell entertained the company
with instrumental music and Miss
MaudeMeloy sang, after which dane
ing was enjoyed until late hour.
One of the novelties of the evening
was the conundrum cards given to
the guests as souvenir of the oc-
casion. The evening was greatly en-.
joyed by all present and Will live long
in the memories of each one. "The
Deacon"
G. w. Sttzel of TT, Wayne, Ind. and
]. b. Couture Of Cleveland spent Sun
day with the Misses lone and Hattie
Beam.
Joseph Roger and wife of Suffield
were guests of DR.. and Mrs. McCon.
nell saturday.
Frank Reed and wife of Kent, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Reeds parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III, l., Myers.
George Leininger wife and son. Of
Canton, spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leininger.
Friends here were grieved to hear
Of the death of little Syllra Hallock at
Mineral Ridge, last week, Rev. Hal
lock was pastor of the NJ. E. Church
at this place three years ago and he
and Mrs. Hallock have many friends
here, who extend 10 them their heart
felt sympathy in their sad afilictlon,
j, LuneInn and family of Tall
madge spent Sunday with Curtis
Aultman and wife
Mrs. Merritt Russell returned to
Cleveland Saturday af-cr visit WITH
hcr p1 outs Dr, and MIS-. Mcconnell.
Fred Rlegies ana CHARLES Sax.
spent Sunday Mt AKRON and Kent.
Mrs Mary Smith ~otr mod from
Cleveland Fr1Hy ~ p = FIVE weeks
visit wit' Iapry Fow'er ANA wife ana
other relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Ru'sc'l n' C'cvc'anl woe
here 70 atetnd tic BauEhman-Nlc.
Connell receptiGn.