Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Col. George I. Perkins went to New
York Wednesday. He will be gon
about a week.
Mrs. Lena Dick, OF Washington, I
G., is the guest Of her son, Gen. Chas
Dick, West Market st.
The next dance Of the Yondoteegi
club will be held at Twentieth Centur!
hall, Friday evening, Dec. 3.
g. w. Schick and Captain A. p
Baldwin, Of the Akron postofflce, arr
In Cleveland, attending the initiation
Of 80 candidates into the degrees o.
the Mystic Shriners.
Orlando Wilcox, ESQ, and Prose
cutor H.. NJ. Hagelbarger are in Colum
bus where Mr.. Wilcox will present tc
the Supreme Court an application tc
file a petition IN error in the case Of the
State VS.. Carano.
The In-ter.se clubs dance at Twen
tieth Century hall, Wednesday night
was a success In every particular
More than $50 couples were present
the music was good, and the evening
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Elvah e. McNceley. a West Ex-
change st. grocer, was married Wed
nesday afternoon at the parsonage OF
Woodland NJ. e. church to Miss Jennie
Corp, Of Northampton, Rev. w. f. wy
koff, officiating
A party Of eight Akron young wo-
men took supper at the Barberton Inn
Wednesday evening. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. A. G. Ranck. The
members of the party were the Misses
De Vault, Wright, Morris, Wadsworth,
Webb, sheehan, Galloway and Lid.
yard.
Miss Jessie Harris entertained n
number of friends Wednesday evening,
at the home of her sister, III North
Forge ST., with progressive peanut
party. Lunch was served and music
alternated with the games. The party
was very successful and enjoyable.
A quiet wedding took place wednes.
day evening at 7 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian manse, Rev. L. A. Linde-
muth officiating. The contracting par
ties were Mr. Clement V. Chew and
Miss Dilla A. Britain, both of this
city. The newly married couple will
make their future home at 1411a Wash
ington st.
A number Of prominent Akron Ma.
sons are assisting in comforting degrees
upon candidates before Lake Erie Con.
sistory In Cleveland. Those assuming
characters in the degree are: DIR. j. p.
Boyd, Capt. George Billow, w. b..
Baldwin, p. w. Leavitt, G. s. Eddy, A.
Bonstsdt, Capt. II. 0. Feederle and
Capt. A. p. Baldwin, A. II. Noah and
r.. b. Wilson Of this city are in the
class of over 90 which will receive de-
grees.
Mr.. George Ramsdell, of Akron. and
Miss Elsie Prout, of Bloomingville, o.,
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents Wednesday noon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ramsdell arrived in Akron
Wednesday evening and We're met at
the depot by number of Mr.. Rams
dell's friends and escorted to COZ West
Thornton st.. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsdell will live. Mr.. Ramsdell is a
bookkeeper for the Lyman-Allen Lum-
her Co. He is a former student of
Buchtel.
An elaborate wedding took place at
the home Of Mrs. Barbara Bauer, 0O1
10. South st., on Wednesday evening.
About 30 guests were present. The
home was beautifully decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums. At 3
o'clock Miss Anna Spicer played the
wedding march, and tho wedding party
entered the parlor, Rev. 10. r. Will
lard, pastor of the Wooster Ave. Re-
formed church, offlciated using the
pretty ritual Of the ring service. The
groom was Mr.. George Richard Barber
and the bride was Miss Elizabeth j.
Bauer. Mr.. William Barker. the
groom's brother, was best man ana
Miss Mary Dunphy was bridesmaid.
A bonntifui supper was served. The
wedding presents were beautiful. Mr..
and Mrs. Barber will reside at $40 II.
South st.
The Reserve Corps class of the First
Congregational Sunday school will
hold a social session at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs, Nathan Morse, 215 Spicer
st., Friday evening, All members OF
the class and friends are invited.
Messre. I, @. Bruner and Geo. G.
Kohler, Of Akron, attended n meeting
OF the directors Of the Whitman &