Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
Personal
and Social

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-. \. Marvin, Of
Toledo, are In Akron, for visit of
one week.
Mr.. NJ. r. Anderson will leave We'd
nesday evening for an extended trip
through Arizona, New Mexico. Cali
fornia, Oregon, Washington and other
Western States. His object is bus
mess and pleasure combined. He will
lok up the table oil cloth trade. Mr..
Anderson will be gone about three
months.
Prof. and Hrs. w. +. -Stickle and
son, are contemplating a trip to Paris.
Misses Helen and Bessie Baird.
Helen Rowland and Helen Wolfe, who
are attending school at Dana Hall,
Northampton, Miss, are home for
their Easter vacation
Mrs. c. j. Hines and daughter, Miss
Mary and Mrs Wm. Capper, will at
tend the Easter exercises at Villa
Angela Academy, atNottingham, o.,
Monday. Miss Laura Hines is attend
ing school at that place.
Mr.. Jack Freidel of Cleveland, will
spend Sunday in Akron.
Messrs. Nye Goodman and Chester
Benjamin will spend Sunday with
their parents at Atwater.
Miss Pauline Drake, of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Costello, of 120 West
Miller ave.
Miss Lillian Kaltwasser and broth
er, Frank, will spend Easter with rel
atives at Wooster
Mr. Homer Campbell, of Cleveland,
will spend Easter week with his pa
rents, Squire and Mrs. j. Il. Camubell,
in this city.
Saturday from visit with relatives
at Cleveland.
Miss Hilda lnman, who is attending
school at rainesvillc. will spend the
Easter holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs >narles Inman.
Miss Bessie De Haven of Altoona,
Pa. is the guest of Miss Hilda Inman.
Mr. Nathan Ingleman, of Cleveland,
will spend Easter with friends in Ak.
ron.
HOME WEDDING.
On Tuesday evening, March %, a,
their future home, 200 Allyn ST., Mr.
w. Frank Foust and Miss Belle NJ
Straub were united in marriage. TIL,
ceremony was simple. but beautiful
and impressive. While Mrs. n. A
Foust played the Lohengrin march tn,
bridal procession came down the stair
way and entered the parlor, where
Rev. o. p. Foust, of Massillon, per
| formed the ceremony. The bride wal
dressed in white German chiffon anC
carried a copious bunch of Fragrant
roses and maiden ferns. After the cere
mony, the party repaired to the dining
room where they enjoyed a deliciou!
repast. The house was decorated il
the colors of white and green. Palms
and cut flowers were scatterd artist
cally through the rooms. Many friend.
remembered the young couple will
lovely and useful presents. The Off
clating pastor is a brother of tn,
groom, as. is also one of the two ush
ers, Wallace w. Foust, OF Tifiin, tn,
other his nephew, Howard F'oust
Among the guests We're several from
out of the city
The annual Peasants Ball." of thu
Akron Liedertafel, will take place a
Music hall, Monday evening, Marcel
81. There will he number of old
fashioned dances, and the evening vii
be enjoyed in reviving the customs
of the Fatherland Only those I,
whom invitations have been givel
will be permitted to attend.
The Queen Bee Circle of Busy BE,
Hive was very pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mrs. r. ]. Humphrey
of sos West State ST., Thursday eve
ming, After business was transacted
a very dainty lunch was served.
Miss Abbie Vogt, formerly with r
/, Fl. Schneider & Co., has accepted
) position with A. Polsky in dress good
department, where she will he please
to see her friends.
The Diamond Pedro club will NEE
} Tuesday evening at the home of MI
BENJAMIN Wright, West Market st.
companions of the I. o. f., will NEE
in special session Mt 2 pm, Saturday
The last meeting of the Thursda
Night Pedro club was held last ayel
ing at the home of Mrs. Thompson
IA Brown st. Nearly all mefflbe,
We're present, and several visitors, son
from out Of the city. Eight table
We're playing and at the conclusion ,
the games, an elegant luncheon WI
served. The first ladies' prize WI
awarded to Mrs. II. r. Frary and fir