Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-20
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V0|ey Gem
'P0D0S
Have stood the test for 40 years.
An HONEST PIANO at an Hon.
est price, used by Buchtel Col
lege, Y. w. @. A., Grand Opera.
House and scores of the best
houses in Akron.
Prices Low; Terms Easy.
Large Shipment just Received
c. H. Martin
Only Exclusive Piano House
in Akron.
Hamilton Bldg.
2O5-2O9 S. Howard St.

bride. Only the immediate families
were present After August 1, Mr..
and Mrs. Kirn will be at home to their
friends in their new home on Beck ave.
HL-EBERHARD.
| At the brides home, $40 West Ex-
change ST.. Mr.. Chris j. Pfahl and Miss
Herman Eberhard were married. Wed
nesday evening. Rev. C. l.. Alspach
officiating. The wedding march was
| played by DR.. Leroy G. Eberhard.
Only near relatives were present. A
nice supper followed congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfahl will be at home at
540 West Exchange ST.
TER-WATTERS.
Miss Nellie Waters, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Waters, was married
| to Attorney James Harter. at the home
of the brides parents, 107 East Buch-
tel ave, at o'clock, wednesday even
| ing The house was prettiy decorated
with palms, roses and other plants, and
a large number of friends and ac-
| quaintances were present when the
ceremony was performed by DR.. NJ. B.
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harter left after
a wedding supper for trip to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. Many presents
were received from friends and reIa-
tives in Akron, Pittsburg New Castle,
and Detroit.
Out of town guests were Mrs: Ed
ward Edmunds and daughter, ef.New
Castle, Pa; Mrs. Il. l.. Mclean
Pittsburg; Miss Bessie Harter, Bucy-
, rus; and the Misses Forest, Crawford
county, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Harter will
be at home to their friends i'm this
city, on the completion of their trip.
The bride has n large circle Of ac-
quantances here and in Pittsburg. The
groom Is associated in the law business
with Attorney John Halderman, in the
Hamilton building this city.
HELD-BURTT.
At Brecksville. Wednesday, one of
the prettiest weddings for some time in
that community took place. Or. Chas.
Il. Held, of Akron. and Miss Nette
Burtt were the contracting parties.
Although not of a formal nature, the
wedding was characterized by a quiet
grace and beauty which made it Qnte
distinctive in its way. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with luxuriant
palms, while roses and many flowers
gave an atmosphere of freshness and
natural beauty, quite in keeping with
the bride.
At noon the bride and groom entered
to the strains of the beautiful march
of I.ohengrin. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Lahr, of Cleve-
land. Congratulations Of n most hearty
and happy nature literally rained on
the bride and groom. Following n most
tempting luncheon was served, the de-
coration scheme of flowers
and ferns being carried through the
dining room, also. Afterwards the
bridal party departed for tour of the
lakes.
The presents We're numerous and
numbered many useful articles which
testified to the popularity of the bride
and groom. The guests numbered 102
and included many visitors, among
h'iii Nftt Nh anu hTS, IllnPlndn OF
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse of Bar
berton; DR., and Mrs. Leason, of Cleve.
land: Dr, " llliam Philips, Of New
Mexico; and Or. II, III. Hall, of Wheel.
ing, all old classmates of the groom.
At n late hour in the afternoon the
guests dispersed, after once moro wish
ing the bride and groom happy and
prosperous future, Dr. Held graduated
from w. r, u. Medical College in 1898.
He was chosen physician in Lakeside
Hospital from 1898 to 1900 After
leaving there, he started to practice
medicine In Akron, where he has been
located since, He Is president of the
CELSIUS club and is popular member
of the profession, His wife Is a most
estimable young woman.