Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-17
DerSOnA
= an0 Social


Sunday with her father at Bath.
Miss Jennie Selby. of Washington
St, who has been visiting her parents
at Niles, has returned home.
Mr.. Harry NfcMasters has accepted
position in Mr.. Il. b. Traglers tailor
ing establishment.
Mrs. Irene Herbst and little daugh
ter, Insa, are spending the week al
Hartville, with Mrs. Herbst's mother
Mr.. o. G. Barber, with his daugh
ter and her husband, Dr.. and Mrs
Bevan, of Chicago, Is spending cou
pie of weeks in Florida.
Mr.. Clarence Hogart, formerly OF
Akron, and Mr.. Carl Venus, of Nor
walk, spent Sunday with Akron
friends.
Mr.. Ira Miller, secretary of Aultman
Miller &c Co., has gone on a trip to
the Baltimore branch office of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Arlington Smith, of
Buchtel ave, will entertain the Buch-
tel ave. Pedro club at their home
Tuesday evening.
The Akron Landwchr will give ball
at Conrad hall, next Tuesday evening.
A feature of the evenings entertain
ment will be the drawing of u quilt.
The members of the Ground Hog
club were happily entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George Worron,
415 Perkins St, Saturday evening.
There was a bean guessing contest,
in which Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoffman
carried off the honors. A fine repast
was served.
Last Friday was Mr.. j. X. Williams
birthday on which he reached his 47th
mile stone, so he and his pleasant wife
opened their home to u number Of
their friends and some very happy
hours were spent. The guests present
ed Mr.. Williams with beautiful pic
ture.
Mr.. Everett Mcconnell, of this city,
and Miss Emma Hare, OF Cuyahoga
Falls, were united in marriage by Rev.
j. w. Henlnger at his residence, Sat
urday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell
will reside in Cuyahoga Falls, where
Mr.. Mcconnell is employed.
The following were members of a
merry party of Akron people, who
drove to Turkey Foot lake for their
Sunday dinner, yesterday: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Diehm, Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Rohncr,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Klink, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dunn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamlin.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Rice, 1l6 Adams
St, entertained Judge IL. w. Stuart's
Sunday school class of tirst Congregu.
tlonal church mt Valentine social, Fri
day evening The house was gayly
decorated in red hearts. Heart hunt
ing and flower guessing were the fea-
lures of the evening. Miss Ivy Merrill
gave several fine readings. The fol
lowing characters were represented:
Geo. Washington" A. Il. Kingsbury;
Clown" John Jones; CLARA Barton"
Miss Name Brewster; Goddess OF Lib
erty," Miss Bertha Conrad; "Dashlng
Young Widow" Miss Edith Conrad;
school Girl Miss Ivy Merrill;
Night" Miss Muzetta Wise; Louise
NJ. Alcott," Miss Victoria Wise;
Queen of Hearts," Miss Julia Henry.
A fine lunch was served.
The NJ. O. Is. Club started out for
a sleigh ride to Mr., Harvey Grubbs,
near Monroe Falls, Saturday evening.
After II few hours of riding and hunt
ing the road, they arrived about II o.
clock. The time was spent in cards,
dancing and social games. The Ocean
quartette rendered few selections.
After doing justice TO apples, cider and
oysters, the return trip was made with
out any serious mishaps, Those of the
club who attended were Misses Blanche
Whitchlatch, Harriet Mckee, Kittie
Hill, Mabel Illn ella Little, Emma
Forbes. Daisy Jordan, Edith Kale,
Myrtle Robinson, Gertie McCaslanS
Messrs. Harry Rhodes, Benny Deltz,
Il. $. Kale, VIM, Mcaslan, II. John
son, VIM. Hin, Frank Hin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry O, Creek, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. Whittlesey and MIR, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. j. Brumbaugh.
Miss Clara Ames delightfully."- enter
tained II party of her young friends
Saturday night mt her home, 1876 North
Summit ST. About 80 young people
were present, and all spent the even.
ing In music and parlor games. A
delectable luncheon was served and
fine music furnished by the Goodrich
quartet. Among those from out of
town We're Mr.. Kurle Summcrville, of
Mansfield and Mr. 4 " Rahunon 80