Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-01
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Mr.. George Il. Kunz will spend Sun
day with friends in Cleveland.
A..F. vauple of Springfield, is spend
ing few days with Akron friends.
Mrs. C. +. Billow. Crosby St, has as
her guest, Miss Florence Fisher, of
Buffalo.
Rev. C. Z. Keller will preach Sunday
evening in the C. Il. Memorial Luth-
eran church in Cleveland.
Miss Myrtle Tuholsky, of Cuyahoga
St, will spend Sunday and Monday
visiting friends in Cleveland.
Judge and Mrs. U. l.. Marvin return
ed Saturday afternoon from their East
ern trip.
The Daughters OF Francis Joseph
will hold their tenth annual charity
ball in the Progress club rooms, Tues
day, Feb. II.
Mr.. Morris Gibson, formerly Of this
city, is now engaged In business in
San Francisco, is in Akron, having
come here on flying business trip.
Miss Anna Bonner, of Tallmadge,
who suffered a stroke OF apoplexy
more than week ago, is slowly recov-
ering.
he male faculty Of the High school
entertained the ladies and the special
teachers at dinner at the Windsor,
Friday night. Twenty-Five teachers
were present.
Mr.. John Ditzler and Miss Maggie
Hartman will be the guests of Mrs.
Abraham Werner, at the Reservoir,
Sunday. The occasion is Mrs. Wcr-
ncr's 62nd birthday.
Messrs. Edwin TerTass and Frank
Courtney, and their guest, Mr.. August
Vauple, of Springfield, saw Sir Henry
Irving and Miss Ellen Terry at the
Opera house In Celeveand, Friday
night.
The Rose club, which dances every
Friday evening IN Rose hall, has rent.
| cd the hall for another term and will
continue the dances for the rest OF
the winter.
Miss Laura Lodge of Silver lake, Ell
tertained about dozen of her friends
at dinner at the Log Cabin Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. II. Limbert enter
tanned the Thursday Night Pedro clul
at their home, Orchard Court, Thurs
day evening. Miss Daisy Madigar
will entertain the club next week.
Mrs. |. G. Rankin left Friday fo
New York, to join her mother, Mrs
A. Is. Schneider, of Syracuse. for ,
trip abroad.
The Misses Amelia. Bertha and Car
rie Schoeninger of 532 East Exchang,
St, are In Cleveland, today ATTENDING
the matinee at the Opera house.
Miss Bessie Crawford, II teacher II
the Akron schools, and her sister, Mis-
Amy, have gone to their home in Sc
vile to spend Sunday.
Professors H. V. Egbert and o. Il
Olin and Mr.. +. ID. Stratton, of tn
Cheyallers, were in Ashtabula, Frlda,
night.
The Colonial Pedro club met las
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jennings, Ill. Franklin st. Th
first prize was won by Mrs. Wn
Graham the consolation prize by Mrs
Leroy Henry. Light refreshments wer
served,
The Busy Bee Pedro club was enter
tained by Ladies' Cunningham an,
Nelswander at the home of the forme,
403 IL West Center st. Miss Maj
garet Vein won first prize, and Mis-
Dora Fritch won the second. Mis-
Fritch favored the club with scvers
musical selections. Dainty refresh
ments We're served.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Laskaris entertain
cd about 20 friends nj their bom
ON Beck ave, In honor of Mrs. Henr
Alder OF Chicago, at dinner last ever
Ing. a fine musical program was al
terward enjoyed.
The Arlington club gave a well a,
tended pedro party In Arlington hal
the old church property of the Arlins
ton Congregational church Friday ev,
u,ng,