Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-01
PERSONAL NOTES.

At the annual meeting of the Medical
Tribunal in Alliance, Friday, DR.. ]. H.
Seller as president gave the principal
address.
Mr.. Clarence Putt, Of Canal Dover,
and Miss Lottie Reinehl were married
Thursday by Squire p. II. Hoffman.
Mr.. Putt is a veteran of the Spanish
American war. He.w sailor on the
Newport.
Mrs. John Townsend has gone to
Pittsfeld, Pa, to visit her sister Mrs.
York.
Mrs. r. H. Cranz has returned from
Victor, Colo, where she has spent
the last two months.
Mrs. J. Miller and daughter Eliza
beth, OF Selin's Grove, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Garrett of 106
Allyn st.
Mrs. w. f. Pfeiffer, 106 Gross ST.,
left Friday for Los Angeles, where
she will spend the winter.
Miss Minnie Shieke, proof reader
at the Werner Co. for several years.
has returned to her home In Hamil-
ton, o. u.
Miss Alice McAllister entertained a
party of 80 friends at her home, 100
Bowery st., Friday evening at Hal
loween party. Recitations and mu-
sical selections were given. Lunch
was served.
The class Emmanuel Of the First
nux tct IA l,oIH TJaI
cen social at Blue pond Friday even
ing. About 20 attended and had an
enjoyable time.
Mr.. Willis r.. Young, who has been
foreman Of the composing room at the
Commercial Printing Co. for the past
eight years, will leave within few
days for Washington, where he has a
position in the government printing
office.
Members Of the Delta Gamma fra
ternity, to the number Of 10, were
entertained Thursday evening by Miss
Winifred Allen, at her home, 152 soutl
Broadway. The evening was spent
very pleasantly with games and mu
sic. Refreshments were served.
BerdelIe g. Kirk, Ill East Tallmadgt
ave., entertained party of 20 Fri
day evening. in honor of Miss Jessie
Brewster, Of Chagrin Falls. The
house was profusely decorated with
autumn leaves. Jack-O'lanterns, corn
etc. The table was beautifully laid
with all kinds Of fruit, nuts, etc. The
evening was spent In Halloween
pranks. The guests wore Halloween
costumes.
The In-ter-se club enjoyed Hallow
cen chase on Exchange ST., Frida,
evening and 30 strong "terrorized'
the residents A very tall man fol
lowed by a short fat man and six rag
time girls, led the procession. On,
man rode in wheelbarrow until h,
accidentally fell overheard. At Mi
o and Main SITS. convention was hel,
II and II was voted to go home to mother
Miss Alice Wright entertained
II party of friends at a Halloween part
v at her home on Tallmadge ave-, Fri
II day evening In honor of Miss Pear
Crubaugh Of New York. Hallowee
. games furnished amusement for tn
evening. Those present were: Misse
Wells, Newbauer, Campbell, Flynn
richards, Boylan.
Miss Mabel L. Crumb. of Cuyahog
q Falls entertained about 20 Of he
friends at her home on Second st
Friday evening. The evening wa
u, spent In music and many interestn
and unique games, one of which,
10 chestnut hunt, was especially enjoy
able. Mr.. r. @. Glendenning secure
N the Hrst prize the BOBBY prize bein
~ awarded to Mr.. ]. f. Stoeckle. I'll
!. affair was given in honor of the r,
W moval Of Miss Crumbs parents. MI
e. ana Mrs, G. d. Crumb, from Akro
le to Cuyahoga Falls. Luncheon wa
II served. Those who attended frol
10 Akron were: Mesdames J. IF. Stoeckl
and II. @. Heaton, Misse
Ella Chapman, Julia A. Cummin
IN Mae Stoeckle, Emma Burnham an
" Ethel Heaton and Messrs j. l
4. Stoeckle, It. G. Glendenning, G. Ere
II Bowers, Glen Moore, Stanley Ande
son, Edw, Hale, Henry Adams, Ca
Seybold and George Harter.
~ RECEPTION TO MIR. HOOPER.
The Board of Directors of the Your
Mems Christian Association invites Il
people Of Akron to attend a reception
- be given Gen. Sec'y r. G, Hooper.
I Rose hall, Hamilton building, Frida
evening, Nov. Z, at 8 o'clock.
" This reception, though given by Il
directors Of the association ought to |
ai considered by the people of Akron ,
n their reception TO young man wi
~ comes hero to work In the interest
'e the city. Everybody must realize th
he who strives for the betterment
the young men OF any city is giving h
I service where II will count most 4
- that community. Akron people shou
t. show Mr., Hooper, by this receptio
that they appreciate his presence.