Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

of series of pedro parties that are
being given by club composed of
young ladies, and great interest is
taken in the game.
The Pan American Pedro club was
| finely entertained Tuesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Reeves, 100 Com
minis st. First prizes were won ~
Mrs. Marvin Shrewsbury and Mr..
stephen Knott. Mr.. VIM. French was
awarded the BOBBY prize. Light re-
/ freshments were served.
The young people Of the True Re-
formers Society, danced at True Re-
formers hall, Tuesday night. The
committees were well pleased with the
success of the affair and have ar
ranged to give dances every second
Tuesday night during the winter. The
next will take place Dec. 3.
Mrs. Jeff NJ. Smith was in town a
number of days last week helping her
mother, Mrs. Kate Filter, to pack up
and move to Akron where she will
live with her daughter. Mrs.
Louis Malcuit and children, Of Mays.
Vile, have returned home after an
extended visit In Akron. .--Orville Ores.
cent.
The Planets will give the next dance
of their series at Militant hall, FRI
day night. Thus far the series has
been successful, and the proceeds are
being devoted to, the Improvement Of
the club The successful Planet foot
ball team has been expensive and
some of the proceeds of the dances so
to their support.
The Misses Anna and Mayme Hunt,
of North Walnut ST., entertained
friends at house warming party Mt
their new home last evening. The
large new house was decorated with
chrysanthemums of different colors,
pleasing effect. About twenty cou-
pies enjoyed the evening at cards and
dancing.
Mrs. Lakes Union Park Conversa
tional class met Tuesday afternoon. ai
the home of Mrs. Emma B. Farrar
East I'LL St, and held very success
ful sessont. The program began Will
quotations from King Lear" and tht
women of the play were discussed
by Mrs. Hemingway. Mrs. Terry
talked about King Alfred, Mrs. Brew
ster about King James IL, and Mrs
Shreiiler discussed Christopher Wren
Mrs. Lake read a number of interest
ing sketches.
SPERLING-SWEET.
Or. ]. ID, Sperling, of Chicago, wei
known in Akron and Miss Mary Chas,
Sweet, also of Chicago, were marrieo
Tuesday.
ATWATER CAREY.
ST. Johns Episcopal church in De,
troit, was decorated with palms and
chrysanthemums Tuesday evening fol
the wedding of Miss Mary Louise
Carey, of that city. and Rev. George
i. Atwater, rector of the Church OF
Our Savior, In Akron. which took
place at 3 O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Wood
stock, rector of st. Johns church
performing the ceremony. The bride
wore white batste over liberty satin
wearing n long tulle veil. She carried
"A large bunch of white chrysanthe
NUNS. Her maid of honor, Miss Har
riet Atwater, of Cleveland, was gown
ed In white organdic and carried pink
chrysanthemums, The best man was
Rev. Arthur Dumber, OF Cleveland
and the following were ushers: Fred
erlck Chadburn, of Columbus, Wis,
win Livingstone, Robert Calder ant
Herbert Koenc, of Detroit. Aftel
the ceremony there was large recep
tion for the bridal party and rela
tives at the Carey residence, 3o2 Cass
ave, Detroit The bride Is one ol
Detrolt's most winning young ladies
and will be warmly welcomed to Ak
ron. Rev. and Mrs. Atwater viii oc
cupy fine new home which Is bein,
built In Oakdale ave-, early in the new
year. Rev. Atwater will return I,
this city to conduct the Thanksgiving
day services In his church, but Mrs
Atwater will not come to this cit.
to remain, until their home is com
pleted.