Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-11

PIE ST. hlteT All luloll mol "'Nouht VI
Summer Outings" by the club and
very interesting talk ON London
by Miss Sara Thomas, who has spent
the summer abroad, the regular pro-
gram of the evening was given. Pa
per, "Pre- Columbian Voyages to
America, Mrs. Susie c. Cole; review
of Ralph NARROW" Miss Matte
Jones; Current Events. the club. The
club will meet with the Misses
Weber, III Crosby St. Oct. 81.
NEW CENTURY CLUB.
Mrs. w. G. Parsons entertained the
New Century club at its first meeting
of this season at her hom. in Fir st.,
Wednesday. THE Original Home Of
Man." a paper by Miss Emma Scott
was heard and discussed. The clubs
general subject this year is "The Be-
ginning of Things" Mrs. Parsons was
elected secretary, Wednesday, to sue
ceed Mrs. Mabley, who has resigned.
The club voted S25 to the Y. NJ. G. A.
SCHUBERT -HOUTS.
Miss Clara Houts, residing with her
mother, Mrs. LOvina Houts, at 125
Harvard st., was married Thursday
evening to Mr.. Henry l.. Schubert,
formerly of Tifiin, o. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
bride. by Rev. ]. w. Heinlnger, pastor
of Calvary Evangelical church, in the
presence of immediate relatives. The
young couple, after n brief wedding
trip to Tifiin, will reside at 125 Har-
ward st.
MILHEIM-BAHR.
Mr. Jacob Milheim. of Ashland and
Miss Minnie Bahr were married by
Rev. w. II. Lothmann, Thursday
night, at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Bahr, S2a
Bowery ST. Friends and relatives
of the contracting parties were pres
ent and congratulate and good
wishes were plentiful Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Mailer, Mr.. and Mrs w. Long
tiery Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Milheim, and
Mr.. VIM. Able, all Of Ashland, were
present from out of town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Milhem will reside in Ashland
BAUGHMAN-FILLER.
A beautiful wedding took place al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Filler
of West ST., Wednesday evening, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Frank
Baughman and Miss Louise Filler
The house was prettily decorated with
roses. carnations, potted plants ant
palms. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. II. Lothmann and was
followed by a wedding supper There
were 100 relatives and friends pres
ent. among them being Mr.. and Mrs
II. Lockmyer, OF Bryan; Miss Louis
Haus, a cousin of the bride. playet
the wedding march. Miss Carrie
Brodt was bridesmaid, and Mr.. Loui
Filler, brother of the bride, was hes
man. Mr.. Baughman Is employed b.
!. Koch 4 Co., and has many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Baughman will be n
home ON Merriman ST., where hant
some home has been fitted up by tn
groom.
HUDSON WEDDING.
A pleasant wedding took place Wed
nesday evening Mt the beautifu
country home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Shel
man l.. Thompson, In Hudson, bein
the marriage of their only daughter
Coc NJ. to Carl G. Scott, of Hudson
Decorations of fall flowers and autum
leaves made each room bright an
pretty, Miss Turner sang sol,
: Promise Me, Love-" and Mrs lea
I, Munson Hanson played the weddin
march. Rev. Mr.. Allen. of Clevcan
performed the ceremony, After co
= gratulations, from more than II
@ guests, refreshments were serve
. There were out Of town guests fro
Massachusetts, Michigan. Clevelan
= Alliance, Springfield, Tallmadge al
Twlnsburg. The bride was dressC
I in white and carried boquet of viii
roses Not little amusement WI
. gathered from the bride throwing h
boquet TO the unmarried Misses,
see who should be the next brid
Miss Bertha Christy, of Cleveland, &
cured the flowers. The presents we
many. The brides father gave h
II check for $500 Mr. and Mrs. SEQ
will reside one and half miles ca
of Hudson.