Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-05
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Mrs. Gibbons, of Accommodating, is
the guest of Mrs. d. s. Bowman, of
Crosby st.
Attorney A. S. Mottinger is in Col
umbus on business before the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. Geo. S. Bechtel of 146 Wooster
ave, and Squire Ira l.. Nash were
called TO Western Star, Tuesday by
the sudden Illness of their mother,
Mrs. Levi Nash.
Miss EfIie Work left for Thomas
vile, Ca, Wednesday morning. Miss
Work will probably remain at Thom-
asville during the remainder Of the
winter.
Mr. Herman Holmes, travelling pas
serger agent for the Louisville and
Nashville railway, Is in the city, look
ing after southbound passenger busi-
ness.
Elaborate preparations are being
maGe by the Elks' club for the OBJ
servnnce of Ladies' night, Friday eve
ming. There will be cards, dane ng and
music, A lunch will be served.
Mr.. Il. III. Seaman, secretary and
treasurer of the Consolidated Rubber
Co, Of New York, was in Akron,
Tuesday. While here, he made bus
mess calls at several of the local fac
tories.
The Jolly Eoonomicals will give a
dance and prize masquerade at Rose
ball, Wednesday night Feb. .. Four
prizes will be offered for costumes,
and an especially good time is PROM
ised. The dance will be strictly in
vltation affair Another dance will
be given by the club, Wednesday FEB.
10.
The Searchlight Literary flub met
at the home of Miss Fannis Packard,
104 James St, Monday evening. A
biography of John G. Whittier, was
given by Mrs. jessie Erase, and a de-
bate and current events concluded the
evenings program Miss Packard
served dainty lunch The club will
meet with Miss ELLA Santom, 612 Bow
cry St, Feb. II.
Warren f. Snyder, of the local post
Office force, is taking an eastern trip.
The members of the German order
of the Red Gross, in Akron, will give
a dance In Kaiser's hall, Tuesday
! evening, Feb. H. Excellent music for
the dancers has been secured, and a
good time Is promised.
Mr.. j. l. Bachtel is in Cleveland,
serving as juror in United States Cir
cult court.
| a sleighing party composed of %
members of the First Church of Christ
drove to the State Mills, Tuesday eve
ming and enjoyed n fish and chicken
supper at the hotel. They had n good
time. with nothing to mar their enjoy
ment, until they found two men freez-
ing in a drift, near Halo, as described
in another column. or course, they
rescued the sufferers. but rhe men in
the party had to do considerable walk
ing, while the frozen ones were being
taken to a house nearby. Notwith-
standing this unexpected experience,
the trip was a success and greatly
enjoyed.
The masquerade ball given by Prof.
w. A. Barron in Militant hall, Tues
day evening, was one of the most
enjoyable events of the season. About
400 were present during the evening.
The costumes Of the maskers were orig.
inal and striking, and of almost every
conceivable design, forming a most
pleasing ensemble The grand march
was begun at 0:30, and led by Prof
and Mrs, Barron, after which, the
dancers unmasked, A paper snow bail
battle between the ladies' caused much
amusement, both to tho spectators and
the participants. The event of the
evening, however, was the battle OF
confetti, which took place at IL
o'clock, The battle waged fast and
| furious and the air was alive with
little particles of colored paper. The
best of feeling prevailed and the hat
tie was the source of much merriment.
The hours were from 8 to 10.
Dr. Leo. Reich, 422 Hamilton Bldg.
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