Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-16
Personal
and Social

ne MlSSlOnulN tii'i' VI NY i"'
Baptist church met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. B. Smith,
100 Bittman st.
a very enjoyable party was
given Monday evening at the home OF
| Miss May Myers IN honor of Miss Bes-
sic Findlay. who left yesterday Tor
her future home in Akron, and Miss
| Eva Hams. who has gone to Michigan
| for an extended visit. Seven couples
were i'm attendance and several hours
| were passed In playing games after
which refreshments were served
Hudson Independent.
Mr.. Abner Jack a student at Buch-
tel college, left Monday for his home
| in Oscoola, Miss.
Mr.. w. A. Williamson, of New Cas-
| tie, Pa. state Organizer of the Path
finders visited the Supreme office,
Monday.
Akron lodge of the PGthdnders gave
a social Monday night he u. a. Il.
hall. The evening wa pleasantly
spent in old-fashioned &. ecs.
Secretary c. +. Moore, of the n. o.
4. Co.. left Wednesday for week S
stay at Cambridge Springs, for the
benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Hissong have
gone TO New Philadelphia o., where
they will attend the funeral of Mrs.
Hissong's mother, who died there
Sunday.
| President l.. +. Lorcc, of the B. &
o., was i'm the city Wednesday. While
here he visited the local offices of the
company The trip was purely one of
| business.
The Jolly Economicals will dance
at Rose Hall, Wednesday evening.
| This club has been successful in CIV
1
ing dances all winter. and the final
dance of the season will be given at
Rose hall April 80. Arrangements
| have also been made for a May ball
at Silver lake.
DR.. Gies is registered at the Buch-
tel.
Mr.. o. G. Herrck, of New Castle,
Pa, Is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Il.
l.. Alling, on South Prospect st.
Architect r.. o. Weary, of this city,
went to GAINESVILLE, Tuesday night,
where contracts for the erection of
"A new Peoples Savings bank will be
let.
Mr.. $. z. Thompson, Of Hudson, spent
Tuesday in Akron.
Dr. Armin Sicherman will shortly re.
move his office to the Hamilton build
ing.
| Mr.. Howard Natter, of Mansfield
has accepted position at the Phila
delphia dental parlors.
A party of frieIds and neighbors sur.
prised Mrs. Nellie {. V. Heppert, OF
Adams ST., Tuesday afternoon. Euchrc
was played and light refreshments
served AS souvenir of the surprise
the visitors left Il fine piece of china
ware. After refreshments were served
those present organized themselves into
the Coronation Euchre Club, whicl
will meet every two weeks. The next
meeting will he held at the home OF
Mrs. Geo. ii. Worron, on Perkins st
The lone hand prize at the party al
Mrs. Heppert's Tuesday afternoon was
won by Mrs. Lilly Worron.
| Protection Hive, Il. o. I. Nj. enter
talned friends at its hall Tuesday even
ing. Progressive pedro was played
First prize, an elegant silver cake plate
was awarded to Mrs. Anna l.. Lch
man, while to the gentleman winner
Mr. David Wilson, a fine cup and sau-
Ger were given. Mrs. Maggie Racer
and Mr.. ID. Carson were consoled, eacl
with appropriate gifts. Supper was
served before the contest began. Mrs
Blanche Wilson rendered some nnt
piano selections.
Mrs. Arthur Bauer, 3a6 West NORTH
St, pleasantly entertained company
of Is ladies at tliimble party Wednes.
day afternoon.
The wedding of Mr.. win w. Ray
nolds, city editor of the Sunday Star
and Miss Clara Foster, of Tower City
\. D., which was solemnized weeb
ago. ut the Reynolds home, 100 Soutl
Walnut St, has just been announced
The ceremony was performed by Rev
7. Il. Monroe.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Tuesday, April ID, 1902, was the 19tl
birthday anniversary of Miss Clara
.Ames of l26 \. Summit st. and II wa,
celebrated in fitting manner by man,
of her friends, at her home. last even
ing. Miss Ames received many beau
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