Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-31
Personal
and Social

Mr.. Elton Guider, of Buchtel Col
lege, is spending his vacation at his
| home in Manchester.
Granite Lodge, I. o. o. F., will give
| an entertainment and dance in their
hall next Wednesday evening. A
| great number of the members with
their families are expected to be pres
ent, and good time will undoubtedly
| be had.
Mr.. Ephraim Keiser, of 103 Harter
| ST., who has been at Mt. Clemens
taking treatment Is quite i'll at that
| place.
Miss Elsie Wolf, who has been Wis
| iting in Akron the past week, re-
tured to her home at Atwater, Sat
urday.
To the many friends of Mrs. Mary
Burnett, of No, ZIP North Canal st.
the news of her marriage to Mr.. J. g..
Critics, of Urfchsville, will come as
quite surprise. The wedding was
solemnized in this city by the Rev.
Il. E. Wilson, pastor of the North Hill
NJ. z. church, at $50 o'clock last Mon
day evening. But few friends were
present and the occasion was not
widely announced
| The wedding marked the close of a
romance of twenty years standing.
1t was in Iuscarawas county that the
couple first met. Mr.. Critics is prom
inent member of the firm of Elvin,
Van Ostran & Co.,of Urrhsville. By
her former marriage, Mrs. Critics has
had two children. Mr. and Mrs. Critics
will remove within u few days to
Urichsville and make that town their
residence - A
Judge Lewis Buckler, of Mansfield,
was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. A. B. Coats addressed the
meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, Monday after
noon. -Il
Misses Alice and helen Slattery, of
South Park will spend Easter week
with Miss Teresa Mcdonald on Day
ton st.
Supt. H. v. Hotchkiss and Principal
ID. G. Rybolt, of the Akron Public
schools. attended the seventh annual
meeting of the North Central Assocba-
tion of Colleges and Secondary schools
held at Cleveland, Friday
The Yon-do-tee- ga Social club will
give the last of n successful series of
dances, at Rose hall, Thursday night.
The dances given by this club have
been among the most largely attended
In the city curing the winter that has
just passed.
The members of Akron lodge. X. of
p, and their ladies, enjoyed delight
full social session in their hall, Friday
evening. Cards and music We're the
amusements and light repast was
served. The cakes were furnished by
the ladies and were embellished with
X. of T. symbols and colors.
Miss Katherine Gilhooly of the NJ.
O'Neil & Co., will spend Easter at
Peninsula, o.
.Messrs. Harold Langdon. Tom
Weaver and Earle Findley, who are
attending school at Cleveland. will
spend their Easter holidays at home
Mrs Frank b. Carr, of Cleveland, is
III AhIoll. 10 Sptuu LdSttl'
The Y. w. C. a. will give an Easter
greeting reception in their parors, Sat
urday evening. The program will be
in charge of the Messenger Circle of
the Kings Daughters of the First Con.
gregational church.
Mr.. Chas. A. Rampanelli, of Pitts
burg, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John ID. Rampanelli of Mill st.
Mrs. Frank Wybel and Miss Dora
Kempel,of East Akron, went to Not
tingham, Saturday to attend the Easter
exercises at the college there.
Mr.. John Shaffer and wife, of Mo
galore, spent Sunday with Attorney
Frank b. Burch and family, of $40
East Buchtel ave-, this city.
Attorney Harold G. Parsons spent
Sunday in Cleveland
: Mrs. Katherine l.. Hunt and Mrs.
: Emma l.. Richardson, of Chicago. are
visiting Miss Ida A. Etz, of East Mar
ket st.
Cadet Albert George Saalfield, OF
Culver Military Academy, and his
room mate cadet. Frank Brown, are
spending the Easter holidays in Ak
ron.
Judge j. A. Kohler and wife are
attending the Charleston Exposition.
Mr. Edward L. Billow left Monday
morning for Buffalo. N. V, where HI
will be welded on Thursday to Miss
Florence Fischer. The future Mr.. anC
J Mrs. Billow will reside at 122 Adams
st.
! Justice II. S. Falor, at his residence
''The Old Homestead" March 20, uni
) ted in marriage, Miss Minnie Florence
Falor, of Akron, and Charles A. Palm
er, of Cleveland.
The ladies of the First NJ. p, church
held bazaar at the home of Mrs. j.
@. Ewart, on East Market ST., Satur'
J day afternoon and evening. A great
. variety of articles were on sale and
everything from cakes to kerchiefs was
sold The rooms were handsomely
decorated with flowers and other East
er symbols and the attendance was
large.
Mr.. George j. Harter, of Ira ave,
visited over Sunday with friends at