Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-15
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Mr.. Charles Baird has returned from
business trip to New York.
Mrs. Chas. Brnbeck, of the Akron No
tor Vehicle Co.. is in Cleveland on
business.
Miss Merriman entertained last even
ing at her home, 637 w Market ST.
Cards were enjoyed.
Mrs. George F. Kratz entertained
100 friends Thursday afternoon at her
home, 80 e. Buchtel ave-
Mr.. Guy d. Chapman of the Union
Clothing store has returned TO his
work after a siege of grip.
Dr. and Mrs. f. p Millard Of Chi.
cago are guests at the Empire DR..
Millard may permanently locate here
Mrs. G. S. LOCKER of Chicago, is
visiting her son, Mr.. j. B. LOCKER, of
573 West Market st. She will be here
for month.
Mr.. S. S. Miller will chaperone a
party of young people who will drive
to the residence of Mr.. John johnson
Friday evening
Patton Tent, X. o. T. NJ, of Cuya-
hoga Falls, will give masquerade
ball on the evening of Feb. %. 1t will
be held in Apollo hall.
The Pan-American club danced at
Tip Top hall Thursday night. Sixty
couples were present This was the
first dance of series
Mr.. n. w. Mottinger, well known
lumber dealer and prominent Elk, of
Manlstee, Mich, called on Akron
friends Thursday. Mr.. Mottinger left
this morning for Richmond, Va.
Col. Geo. L. Perkins and Mr.. G. B.
Raymond have returned from the an
nual meeting of the American Hard
Rubber Co., held in New York this
week.
There will be spiritualistic seance
at 206 North Howard St, next Tues
day evening. Much interest and mys-
tification to outsiders, was caused by
the last seance given at this place.
The Plat Deutsch society held what
was called night cdp dance at Music
hall Thursday night. About sixty
couples, decked with night caps for
hats, enjoyed dancing to late hour.
The dance was highly successful.
The next dance of the Planet Ath-
letic club will be held at Militant hail.
Friday evening, March l. Barrons
full orchestra will furnish the music.
These dances have been attractive
socially and successful financially
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Jones gave o.
clock dinner at their home, 347 Carroll
ST., Wednesday evening, to the ladies
employed at Dague Bros, & Co. After
dinner every guest was presented a
photograph of the host and hostess.
The Misses Malloy Of Merriman
street pleasantly entertained the B. n.
| II, do In or onpIS
and games. Percy hamlin won first
prize and Miss IIittie Malloy captured
the BOBBY trophy. An elaborate luncn
was served and a fine time reported by
all.
Mrs. A. T. Paige received at her
home Friday afternoon from 2 to a.,
and from 4 to 6. During the afternoon
$50 friends called She was assisted
4 In entertaining by Mrs. Samuel Math-
ews, of Cleveland, and Mrs. d. King
Paige. The residence was darkened
and an orchestra was stationed near
the stairs.
The Misses Wetzel held valentine
party at THEN home on Water St.
Thursday night, in honor Of Miss Raj
ala Kuntz of Massillon. Progressive
pedro was played. Mr.. George Adams
received first prize and Miss Name
Huber consolation prize. An elegant
lunch was served and an enjoyable
time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford B. Myers, of
406 Perkins ST., entertained the Merry
Twelve, Thursday evening. After
playing the usual number Of games,
prizes were awarded Mrs. 7. L. Bar
ry, of 454 Perkins St, and Mrs. Henry
Feuchter, of 441 Perkins st. Lunch
was served, after which dancing and
music were enjoyed.
The ladies of Busy Bee Hive, L. o.
T. NJ, had a valentine card party and
a committee meeting at G. A. r. hall
last night The drawing of quilt
| Uoe an Interesting feature of the af-