Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-19
Personal
and Social

HUW WltU tllt w dShlnSlVi 'S'' ''''N
ed friends in this city, Wednesday.
Lett Motif in Wagners Opera was
the subject of an interesting lecture
delivered before the ladies of the Tues
day Musical club in the First Baplis,
church, Tuesday evening, by Mr.. Al
fred Gehring, of Cleveland. The at
tendance was large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, of
Park place, entertained Il party of 20
friends at pedro, at their home, Tues
day evening.
Miss Martha Hirsh who has been
employed at the NJ. ONeil store, has
accepted a position in the millinery
department of the A. Polsky store on
Howard st.
James Henwood, of East Akron, is
seriously ill with blood poisoning He
was injured some time ago by "A fall
ing log.
Mr.. w. II. Price, of Gallon is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Worley, Of
Bluff st.
Mrs. Adam Hainer, of New Castle,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs Russell Heiner,
of Barberton were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il. Campbell, Tuesday.
The Diamond Pedro club met Tues
day evening, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sturgeon, on Portage St, Mr..
George and Mrs. Schutt won first
prizes Lunch was served.
Fifty friends of Thomas r. Knight,
of 1874 Bowery ST., surprised him, Tues
day evening, the occasiong being his 18th
birthday. The evening was spent in
a pleasant, social manner, and light
freshments were served. AS a token
Of friendship Mr.. Knight was pre-
sented "A beautiful book case.
Mrs. Christ Koch, accompanied by
her daughter, returned from New Or
leans, where they had been visiting
for six weeks.
The Searchlight Literary club met
with Mrs. ossie Erase, 900 w. Cedar
ST., Monday evening. The program fol-
lows: General Federation of Women s
Clubs" by Mrs. Minnie Cramer;
Egypt" by Miss Fannie Packard; (;
Current events" St. Patrick's color
was prominent, Mrs. Erase served an
elaborate luncheon. The club will
meet at the home of MRS. Amanda
Wallace, 50sla W. Chestnut ST., Mon
day evening, March 81.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Chandler and wife and
Mrs. Babcock left Tuesday for Charles
ton, n. @.
Mr.. Chas. II. Sheldon left for St
Augustine, Fla, Tuesday.
The play, Hazel Kirke given by the
Young Peoples Literary Union, of
st. Mary's Catholic church, was re-
produced Tuesday evening and met
with the same success that was ac-
corded It the preceding night The at
tendance was large.
Lieut.. Congcr will deliver lecture
on the Philippines in G. A. II. hall
Friday evening, before the members
of Buckley Post.
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. IL, Madigan gave a
post nuptial reception at their home
on East Buchtel ave-, Tuesday even.
ing, ms u compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Tallmadge Vest, who recently return
ed from their honeymoon trip. Among
the many gifts with which Mr. and
Mrs Vest were remembered by theii
friends was fine piano. Those
present were: Miss Cora Rate
w. w. Wessner, 4, G. Marshall, Ii. j.
Harris, Il. II. Ames, Miss Dollle Ames
Mr.. ana Mrs, @. r. Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. 70. Frary, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
II, Smith, Mr.. Walter Conrath, Mr.
and Mrs. II, IL, Limbert, Miss Kitti,
iIill, Miss Alice Bunnell, Miss Anna
Thomsa, Miss Hattie Grubb, Mis-
Frances Bell0u, Miss Amy Platt, MIR
ana Mrs A. n, Lord Mr.. Homer Smith
Mr., Guy Smith Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il
Bell, Miss Pearle Idmbert, Miss Clar,
Amcs, Mr.. John Madlgan. Mrs. j. Don
ahue, Miss Ellen Boughton, Mrs. w
q, Roughton, Mr.. A. V. Holmstrom
Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer Lloyd Mr. Robt
Sapp, Miss Laura Berlo, Miss Maggi
kearns, yrs. c. y, Madigan, Mr.. }
G, Grim, Miss n, Post, Mrs. I.illial
Artley, Miss Edna Post, Miss Ida Post
Mrs. Ida Post, Mrs. b, Post, Miss Mar,
Limbert, Miss Bessie Ames, Mr.. wa
ter Ames, Mr. and Mrs. LePreyos
aud Master Harland Smith.
CARD OF THANKS.