Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. John Wiese, formerly in the
Goodrich Co. offices, has accepted a
position in Chicago.
Capt. w. NJ Hltabidle left Tuesday
for Mansfield where he will remain
about ten days on business.
The Misses Whitlnbre of East Market
st. went to Pittsburg Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Mr.. Louis Rooms, of Massillon, Is a
guest at the home of Street Commis-
sioner Chas. NJ. Button, 22S Crosby st.
Squire and Mrs. ]. r. Campbell will
spend Thanksgiving in Cleveland, as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Toby.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buchtel will en-
tertain small party at private din
ner at the Hotel Buchtel tomorrow.
The Daughters of the King of st.
Paul's Episcopal church will hold a
fancy sale Friday and Saturday in the
Walsh block.
Mr.. o. |. Brouse, of the Howard st.
station of the G. 4. & ", will spend
Thanksgiving with his parents and
relatives, at Doylestown.
Mrs. L. A. Hershey and Mrs. l.. E.
Sisler will give a reception Monday
afternoon from 2 to g, at the formers
home, 927 East Market st.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Brumbaugh will
leave Wednesday night for Middle
Branch, o., where they will spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Misses Mabel and Laura Berg enter
tanned the Epworth League of the
Main st. NJ. Il. church Tuesday even
ing at their home in May ST..
Extensive preparations are being
made by Cuyahoga Falls Maccabees
for the district convention of the Or
der to be held there Dec. g.
Mr.. Bert Cauffield and family of
North Bloomfield, o., will spend
Thanksgiving with his brother, Dr.
T.. ]. Cauffield, West Market st.
A. NJ. Dyer formerly Of the Akron
High school, who successfully managed
the Buffalo Exposition News Bureau,
has accepted a position with the st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Mr.. j. j. Brasaemle for many years
in the five and ten cent business In
Akron, has accepted n position as buy
er in that department of the Cleveland
Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. George X. Wilson and Miss Ger
trude Scheck were married Tuesday
evening by Rev. j. w. Moore at the
parsonage of the Main st. Nj. II.
church. They will live on High at.
The first of series of socials will
be given Thursday evening, by the
Young Ladies' Sodality, at ST. Mary's
hall, 1882 South Main st. These en-
tertainments promise to be very sue
cessful. Prizes will be given.
Mr.. David Harpham, of East Akron,
who was SO severely injured In re-
cent street car accident, that the am
putation Of one of his legs was found
necessary, has almost entirely recov-
cred. and is frequently seen about the
streets.
Miss Lulu Tuttle and Mr.. Charles
Collins Smith were married at the
home of the bride in Cleveland, today.
Both Of the young people have num-
ber of friends in Akron. Miss Luna
A | ftHTHudTt, VI Nuituidh, :" W. ~
!, office, attended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs, w. IL. Wright enter
tained ut slx-hand euchre Monday
, evening for their guest, Miss Van
,, Gorder, of Denver. Prizes were won
! by Miss Ida Lafferty and Mr.. Edward
Roam and consolation prizes were CIV
en- Mr.. w. @. Hart and Miss Van Cor
der.
Perry Tanner and wife. of Akron,
and Mr.. and Mrs Ad. Smith, of Woos-
ter, were In Orrville last Monday at
tending the reunion OF the Tanner
= family, which was held to bid farewell
to the Messrs Fred and Harry, who
. left for their western homes the mid
: die of last week.-Orrville Crescent.
y Rev. George p. Atwater, rector of
. the Church of Our Savior, OF this
= city, assisted at the wedding of his
, sister. Miss Harriet Atwater, who was
married Mt Cleveland, Tuesday even
st. Paul's church, Bellevue O. Trim
ity Cathedral chapel, which was the
scene of the wedding, was prettily
decorated for the occasion, and Bishop
Leonard, assisted by Rev. Atwater
performed the ceremony.
The officers OF the Self Culture clut
entertained the club Monday evening
with an advertisement party, at the
home of the Misses Thomas, at Bar
berton. The guests had been re
a, quested to suggest by their dress som,
le familiar advertisement and the re
n suit was quite picturesque. The priz,
10 awarded for the greatest number o
IS correct guesses of the advertisement
'e represented was drawn for by Mrs
lie Wood, and the Misses Kirn, Webe
t, and Hamlin, Miss Kim winning tn
IN prize. The refreshments were serve'
p In rather unique manner. Whel
e. the guests entered the dining room