Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-09
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DIR. Katherine Kurt was In Cleveland
today.
Miss Florence Mclean will go to
Laurel, Mont, today.
City Commissioner Houser was in
Cleveland, Thursday.
Mr.. H. +. Peck has returned from
a 10 days trip to New York.
Mr.. G. II. Martin left Wednesday
night for Cincinnati, on business
trip.
Rev. G. T.. Keller will occupy the pull
pit of st. Paul's Lutheran church, to-
night.
c. A. Allen, superintendent of the
Erie railway, spent wednesday in Ak
ron.
Miss Nell Shilling and Miss Leona
Richards, of West Salem, are tho
guests of Akron friends.
The annual masquerade of Prof. w.
r. Stickle's dancing class will be held
in Twentieth Century hall tonight.
Mr.. w. l.. Jones, former Akron
ian, of Denver, Col, is In the city,
called here by the serious Illness of
his father, Mr.. Il. S. Jones, of 225
South Arlington st.
The PanAmericun Pedro club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Knapp. III
Wooster ave. Miss Jennie Vert and
Mr.. Bert Peck won the first prizes,
respectively, and Mr.. Walter Reeves
received the consolation prize. Light
refreshments were served.
The Yon-do-tee-ga club held n busi-
ness meeting Wednesday evening in
Maple hall, and officers were elected
for the coming year. Great progress
is being shown by the club. The next
dance will be held in Rose hail. Jan.
20.
Mr. Horation M. Lynn, editor Of the
Sandusky Star, and Miss Louise Rams
dell, of Bloomingvillc, o., were mar.
ried at Bloomingville, New Years Day
Miss Ramsdell is well-known in Akron
having been "A student at Buchtel. The
affair was quite elaborate. The honey.
moon was spent in Chicago, which
place they reached only after solici
tous friends had stolen the bride and
baggage from the groom, several times
The jolly Economicals gave their
second dance of their series, at Rose
hall last night. The affair was one of
the notable successes of the social
season, and fully 100 couples were
present and spent most pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served
The next dance to he given by the
club will take place Wednesday night
Jan. 81.
The Merry Dozen Pedro club was ,en
tertained Wednesday evening by Mis-,
!; Alice Sullivan, at her home, III Day
ton st. Mr., stephen Sullivan won frs
prize and the consolation favors wer,
divided between Messrs. Frank Gar
fney and Thos. McGovern. Light re
freshments We're served. The mex
meeting will be ut the home of Mis-
Nellie Bly,, East York st.
Cards have been sent out for tn,
wedding of Mr.. G. l. Lang, senio
member of the firm OF Lang & Hoover
and Miss Stella Goldsmith. n. promi
nent young lady OF Rochester, n. Y.
at the Eureka club of Rochester. n
6:30 p. m, Jan. ~. Mr.. Gus q. Mos
and Miss Seela Moss OF Akron, vii
attend the wedding.
RUDD-LEHR.
The Democrat" received mcssag
from. Carbon. Wyoming, today announ
cling that Miss Mae Lehr, formerly o
Akron, was married Wednesday, Jan
4, to Mr., Il. II. Rudd, of Gothenberg
Neb., the ceremony taking place a
y. m, at the home of the bride
aunt Mrs. G.. u, Rldenour, OF Carbon
wyoming. Mr. Rudd was formerly
well-.o-do merchant of Gothenherg
Ncb., but is now employed by the u
p. Coal company at Hanna, Wyo.. hay
; Ing charge of the grocery department
= In the Company's large department
| store at that place, Miss Lchr wa
! formerly resident of Akron and ha
many friends. here. whom she visite,
J. last summer After the ceremony yes
{ terdny, the bridal couple left for n ril
to Ogden salt Lake City and Denver
from which they will return to thei
future home at Hanna.