Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-15
Personal
and Social

The pupils Of Mrs. f. NJ. Heaton
will give recital in X. o. T. hall
Thursday evening May %. a good
program consisting Of solos, readings
and dancing will be presented.
Walter Loeb, son of Mr.. Louis Loeb
with j. Koch & Co. will leave this
week for Winona Minn. where he will
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hirsch formerly of Akron.
Miss Anna Boylan, stenographer
in the Chevaller Office, left Thursday
for Ann Arbor, Mich, where she will
be the guest Of her brother for sew
eral days.
Mr.. Anson Fl. Russell returned
Thursday from Warren, Pa, where
he has been visiting his mother.
Mr.. Frank Hegle and Miss Lille
Hardy were married In the cozy par
lor at Justice w. Il. Coleman's home,
by the genial Squire, "wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Gardner and Miss Minnie
Bpitler were also married by Justice
coleman, Wednesday, in the Probate
Judges Office at the Court House.
Mrs. ID. ~. Paige. of 21O Park St,
friends Wednesday afternoon.
The Florodora Pedro club enjoyed
J fish fry Tuesday night at the state
Mills. There were II members at the
fry. The club went to State Mills in
= tally-ho.
President Church, of Buchtel Col
Iege, will deliver the baccalaurentc
address Sunday evening to the gradu
ating class OF the Leroy High school.
Dean Henry Lawrence Southwick,
who gave lecture and Shakespear-
can recital in the assembly room of
the High School, last evening, was a
guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Millikin,
while in Akron.
Mrs. A. Wilson is the guest of her
sister, Mrs, Kempe, of 205 Beck ave.
Mrs. Wilson is on her way to Denver,
Colo, where she will make her home.
General Manager l.. G. Haas, of the
II. & o., accompanied by II. o. Dun
kle, superintendent of the New Castle
division, of the same road were in
the city Wednesday.
Attorney Nathan Morse and DR..
Samuel Findley went to Mansfield,
Tuesday. as delegates TO the Congrc
gational association of Ohio.
The members of the Merry Circle
will be entertained Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. ID. w. Holloway,
on South Main ST,
A concert given by Mr.. n. H. Wei
ker's Bible Glass at the Third Church
of Christ, Tuesday evening, was
success. The Apollo Quartet of Cuya-
hoga Falls assisted cXccllcntly. The
readings were all first class.
Mr. A, G. Bachtel VIII 20 to Colum
bus, Friday, as the representative of
the Akron |, 90. Il. lodges. lie will
attend the meeting OF the |. o. q. l..
Committee on Appeals, and will re-
main In Columbus three days. He will
so TO Marion from Columbus, and will
attend the session OF the Grand lodge
]. o. o. f.. The session will last all
week.
Mr. w. H. Sanford has sold lot on
Locust n. 10 Mr. Valentine Hummel,
who will erect n fine residence on IL
This year.
Mr.. o. +, Cassidy went TO Detroit
Thursday, where he will be married
10 Miss Helen putz. The young peo-
pie viii make their home at Cuyuhogu
Falls. where Mr. Cassidy has accepted
q position as llncmnn with the Pco-
plc's Telephone company
Twenty-Five of his nclghbors aud
friends surprised Councilman Alvin
Rice Wednesday evening at his home,
1l6 Adams ST. and held II very pleas.
ant party, In honor OF MIR Rccs
birthday. Pedro was played aud rc.
freshments served. AS token of
their esteem the guests presented Mr..
Rice a fine mahogany rocker
Mr., y, John Allison, OF the Goodrich
Rubber Co, and Miss Minnie l.. Nc.
Laughlin, daughter of Patrol Operator
a. Mclaughlin were quietly married
Wednesday evening by Rev. j. W.
Moore at the parsonage of the Main
st NJ. II, church.
Class Esther of the First Church of
Christ Sunday school was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. @. IL. Brown.
1s2 South Maple st, A feature of the
evening was an old.fashloned spelling
bee-Miss Minnie Brubaker proving
herself the champion. Refreshments
We're served, while the class orchestra
under taa direction OF Mr. VIM. Ennis,
rendered several selections. The house
was prettily decorated with bunting
=. n L.. II.