Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-27
Personal
and Social


The De Trop club, the swell col.
ored organization Of this city, will
give its annual ball this evening In
Twentieth Century hall. All arrange
ments have been perfected for the ball
which wal be an elaborate affair.
Stickle's full orchestra will furnish
the music. Guests will be in attend
ance from Cleveland, Columbus,
Youngstown, and other cities. The
hours will be from to II.
The members Of Uniform Rank, Nos.
81 and 81, X. of p, and their ladies,
will 60 to Barbeiton this evening, to
attend an inspection ard installation
OF officers, with banquet and dance
on the side. Maj. Siegfried of Akron
lodge, No. 81, will act as installing
officer. About 100 persons expect to
go from Akron.
Mr.. H.G. Griffin went to Twins.
burg on business Thursday.
Miss Glenna Fox, of Wichita, Kas.,
has come to Akron to live with her
sister, Mrs. Smith, of steese st.
Mrs. e. J. Humphrey entertained IL
lady friends at her home, sos West
State ST., Tuesday at dinner. The
amusement consisted of whist and
mock wedding. The bride was
Mrs. o. H. Oster and the groom Mrs.
s. Il. Cunningham, while Mrs. VIM. f.
Wolf acted as maid of honor. Mrs.
Marion Kittinger as 'Prince Henry"
was guest Of honor, and Mrs. 3. r.
Lord was toastmistress. A flashlight
picture of the guests was taken.
Mr.. X. H. Lodge, who some time
past purchased two deer from the n.
| o. r. Co. for $50, the money to be
paid on condition that he caught the
said deer, which We're then roaming
aimlessly about in the neighborhood
Of Silver lake, said Thursday to q
Democrat reporter that the animals
had not yet presented themselves at
the deer pen at Silver lake, with the
request that they be admitted.
Mr.. Lodge refused to affirm or deny
the report that the Famous John L.
Nbrris was securing the Cuyahoga
river valley in search of the deer
That is a private matter which l
will not discuss" said Mr.. Lodge,
and although the reporter opened his
13-inch quiz guns. he was unable to
elicit any further information on the
subject.
However, the fact that the "Fa-
nous John Il. is still on earth, may
be taken to mean that this Terror of
the Criminals is hot OH the trail of the
deer Mr.. Lodges silence can be eX
planned by the fact that if the deer
We're to hear that the Famous" John
Il. was hot on their trail, they would
fall dead from fright.
i Miss Ida Etz, Of East Market St, is
entertaining her friend, Mrs. Effie
J, Burnham. of Medina.
i A pleasant euchre party was given
at the home Of Mrs. Asa Hanscom,
Tuesday afternoon, by Mesdames Asa
. and w. Il. Hanscom. Fifty ladies
were present and very enjoyable
time was had. The first prize fell
to Mrs. w. II. Evans, jr., while Mrs,
j. II. Wagner was awarded the con.
ISOLATION prize.
The members of Aetolia lodge, X. OF
p, held another of their pleasant So
cial sessions, Wednesday evening
There was a large attendance and the
: amusements We're cards and dancing
A light luncheon was served. First
prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Hol
comb, and Mr.. l.. Geschwind, while the
consolation prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Hensel and Mr.. j. A. Howe.
Mrs. w. W. Leonard was hostess a
delightful progressive heart party
. given at her home on South Union st.
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Chas. S. Ed
dy won the first prize, while the SECOND
prize fell to Mrs, A. w. Maynes. The
consolation prize was given Mrs. $
| b. Lafferty. The color scheme of the
| decorations was red, the same color'
being carried out in the ices served.
i Mr.. H. Evan Williams will appear
in recital at the Beckwith Memorial
! PRESBYTERIAN church in Cleveland
/ Marcel, 4.
! Vim. Il. Drugan and Miss Elsie j
! Wilson were married at the home Of
! Justice Jacob r. Campbell, Wednesday
( evening.
!, Mss Anna Malloy has returned from
i Cleveland, where she went to attent
I the millinery openings.
= Mrs. Ellen McGarry and son, Hugh
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