Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-29

w. Sturgeon, of this city, died at MS
home in Ashland, last Wednesday. Mr..
Sturgeon was present ut the time, ana
only returned to Akron lnst- night.
Judge and Mrs. U. L. Marvin came to
Akron from Cleveland to spend
Thanksgiving. They will be at their
home, 122 North Forge ST., until Mon
day. The Circuit Court has been hold
| ing sessions In Cleveland.
Mr.. John Mulheim and Miss Millie
Eckhold were married Thanksgiving
evening at the parsonage of Calvary
Evangelical church Rev. j. w. Helm
niger, officiating.
Mrs. George w. Weeks was the
hostess at large family Thanksgiv-
| ing party at her home in North Broad
| way, yesterday. There were % pres.
ent.
Mrs. Anna Hill and family, 700 East
Exchange st, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Young at Cuyahoga Falls,
yesterday.
The Star Athletic club gave the first
of a series of dances in it's club room
on South Main st., Wednesday night.
More than 70 couples attended.
Morey's orchestra furnished music.
Mr.. Irwin Germany and Miss Emma
Wagner, of near the Reservoir, were
married Thursday by Rev. julius
Nickel, of st. Johns Lutheran
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Moersch of North
Forge St, ate their Thanksgiving tur-
key with Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Perry
and Mrs. LHommedieu in Cuyahoga
Falls.
The Thanksgiving party Of the
dancing classes of Prof. and Mrs. w.
Il. Sickle in Twentieth Century Hall
last evening was the largest In the his
tory of the school. The hall has prob
ably never before contained so many
dancers.
A pretty home wedding Thanksgir-
ing night was that of Mr.. Daniel Bard
and Miss Minnie Burnett who We're
united in marriage at the brides home,
1OS Cuyahoga st. Rev. u. b. Wilson
officlated.
Col. G. A. Dainz, of Gilmore Council,
was in the city Thanksgiving, to at
tend the comforting of second and third
degrees, by the Knights of Columbus.
He was accompanied by his wife, ana
were guests of Captain Charles Josu
and wife.
Prof. and Mrs G ID. Smith, enter
tained friends at their home on Cot
lcge st, Thanksgiving evening. Those
present were Prof. and Mrs. ID. L..
Rybolt, DR.. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Bodell, Prof. McConkey,
Mr. and Mrs. Moul, Miss Wellsby, and
Miss Dorworth. Light refreshments
were served at $3.50 o'clock.
A LARGE DINNER PARTY.
Probably the largest Thanksgiving
dinner party in Akron yesterday was
that held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Arbogast, Adams st. Including
the near local relatives who were
present, the number was 81. Guests
from out of town were d. I. Badger
and family, Howard, o.; Capt. f. o.
Phillips and family, Medina; Hon. o.
=. Phillips and family, Medina; Frank
Phillips and family. Medina; s. S.
Bissell and family, Leroy. o.; j. ID.
Streeper and wife, Columbus; Leon
ard Vial and family, Norwalk; II. w.
Crawford and family, Seville; Adel-
bert White and family, Norwalk;
Leonard Bedford and family, Nor
walk Mrs. A. II. Cole, Norwalk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Marion H. Mccormick, of the
East Ohio Gas Co., In Akron, and Miss
Gertrude G. Jennings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Jennings, of Kent,
were married by Rev. A. Graham at
st. Patrlck's church in Kent ut 7.30
a. m, Thursday. They We're attended
by Mr.. Elmer Mccormick, brother of
the groom. of Bradford, Pa, and Miss
Eleanor Nj. Jennings, sister Of the
bride. Only few immediate relatives
and intimate friends We're present,
including Miss Eleanor Mccormick, OF
Canton, and Mr.. j. ID, Brown, of Ak
ron. A wedding breakfast followed
at the home of the brides parents, on
Franklin ave. A number of very ele
CANT presents were received. Mr. and
Mrs. Mccormick will reside at 141i!
South Maple ST., Akron, where a fur
nishcd home awaited their arriva
Thursday night
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLES
CLUB.
The annual Thanksgiving party of
the Young Married Peoples club In
Rose hall last night was one of the
incest the club has given. One hun
: dred guests We're present, including
u humber from out of the city. The
hall was finely decorated the orches.
| tra being entirely concealed by bank
of palms. Caterer II, j. Alderfer served
refreshments.
There was surprise party on Mr.
/ August Blessman, secretary and treas
+ urcr of the Klagcs Coal and Ice Co.
1 mt his home, Wednesday night The
occasion was Mr.. Blessman's birthday
and those who surprised him We're the
> employees of the company. A hand
e some easy chair was left by the party
as "A reminder of the occasion.
A QUIET WEDDING,
A quiet pretty wedding took plac,
at the home of Mr., and Mrs, Geo. A
Shook, near Halo Thanksgiving day
| Mr.. Erwin Germany and Miss Emm;
Wagner Joined their homes and for