Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-27
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Miss Mary Murphy has returned al
tor q. two weeks soiourn in the east.
Mr.. Max Endres and Mr. Ernest Me-
mendorf are spending week at the
Pan American.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Sicherman and Mrs.
I,ouis Loeb are attending the Fan
American Exposition.
Misses Katherine and Gertrude Nc
Millen. of JOG Good St, are visiting
friends at Bowling Green, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Held and children
of oos r. Market st. returned Monday
from trip to the Pan-American.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Rockwell and
daughters Ida and Mary and son
Wade. are Mt the Buffalo Exposition.
Mr.. Elmer shaw, of S. Main st. who
has been visiting friends and reia-
tives Mt Burbank, has returned nome
Mr.. James Craig, Of Mansfield mas
accepted a position in an Akron rae
tory. He expects to locate his famiiy
here.
Miss Emma Blake, timekeeper of
the B. +. Goodrich Co. is spending
her vacation with friends in the north
ern part of the state.
Misses Nellie Gammeter and Anna
Garman returned to Erie, Pa, Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Gammeter,
who hive been visiting here.
Prof. e. Adolph Whitelaw has re-
turned to Brooklyn, n. Y, after a VS.
r. with his sister, Mrs. Nathan Nj.
Rerk and other friends in this city.
2 Mr.. Ernest Alderman of 900 5. Main
e st. received telegram Monday AFTER
= noon. stating that his brother, Ben1a-
4 min was dangerously Ill. Mr.. Acker-
s man will leave for Mansfield Tuesday.
> Misses Grace Gerhold, Emma Corr,
Florence Hale. Flora Fenton, Coney
Hale and Master Warren Hale OF
;, Mogadore and Misses Marcia Dixon OF
=, Akron, and Bertha Shelhase of Canton
chaperoned by Mrs. Albert Hale, OF
Mogadore; returned home Monday af'
~ ter. camping two weeks at Silver Lake
4. at camp 'Imperial."
q Messrs. BENZ. Williams, and Charles
Myers, the blind musicians who have
:. il reputation extending throughout thu
q state as artists, are the guests OF
friends I'm South Akron. They are az
"A companied by Mrs. G. Williams, mothe
n. of the former. They are members o
Ia a blind concert company, and may al
range TO givea n concert in Akron.
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
III In the historic Congregational churcI
h at Tallmadge at high noon Tuesday
a beautiful double wedding took place
solemnizing the nuptlals of Miss Gen
trude Caruthers and Mr., j. Edwar
y Peters on and Miss Ethe Lois Johnston
and Mr.. Louis Fem Vogt Only nea
friends and relatives, 80 in all, wer
a present, Rev. j. ii. w. Blake, of s.
n Paurs Episcopal church performe
X both ceremonies. There Were no al
X tendants. The wedding march va
~ played by Miss Ashmun, of Tai
madge. With woodbine and flower
the church was prettly decorated,
pink and white effect being produce
i with the decorations about the alta
Congratulations were received at tn
church. and small company Of rel,
tives only was present at the we,
ding dinner at the Caruthers hom
Mr. and Mrs. Vogt will spend the
honeymoon In Buffalo and the Eas
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson have succeedo
IN keeping friends from knowing whel
they will go. Mr.. Peterson Is sc
of the lateDr. ]. II. Peterson, and
prominent young Akron business ma
His wife's home is in Tallmadge. b,
& she is known In Akron society. NJ
~ Vogt In a chemist with the Columb
4 Chemical Co. at Barberton, and son
Mr.. VIM. II. Vogt, of Silver ST., A
ron. Mrs, Vogt is daughter of NJ
- Park d. Johnston and Is well know
-- as a reader, Their home will be
- Barberton. Mr.. and Mrs. Petersc
iii will live at COZ South Broadway.
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