Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mfr, and Mrs. @. ID. Hon0dle left Fri
day night for trip through the West.
Miss Lizzie Carrick has returned
from a three weeks visit in Column
bus.
Rev. L. A. Lindemuth returned to-
day from his vacation spent in West
Virginia.
Mr.. o. ] Neyes left Saturday on a
business trip to his zink mines in
Salon, Ky.
Rev. A. b. Coats, pastor of the First
Baptist church, has returned from his
vacation in New York.
Mrs. VIM. Cole, of Massillon, Is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. N. Mcfarland,
or 2oS East Thornton st. s 3
Mus. Stewart Miller, of Elwood ave,
and her sister, Miss Lettle Mccoy, of
Mansfield have returned from q visit
in Cleveland.
Miss Bessie Mason will entertain at
dinner this evening the attendants Of
the Camp-Metlin wedding, which will
snke place Wednesday.
Rev. Charles Edward Keller has re-
turned from his vacation, and will
preach in Trinity Lutheran church
Sunday morning and evening.
Messrs. Frank Hoover and George
Faulhaber, well known Akron bar
bers. leave next week for Nashville,
Tenn. ard may locate in that city.
Mr.. o. G. Alling and son, Guy, have
returned to their home at New York,
art.. n visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Alling, of Prospect st.
Mr.. J. p. Jones. Of Dague Bros. &
Co.. left today on a business trip to
New York. He will spend few days
with Mrs. Jones. who is stopping at
Chautauqua lake.
Mr.. Will Boyle, of Bowery ST., has
returned from a two months trip
through the extreme Northwestern
part of the country. He spent most
Of the time at Seattle, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Protheroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Waithman, OF
Salem, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cole
and Miss Gene Espy, of Sharon. Pa,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. D.
Stratton, Beck ave.
Mrs. U. Il. Heaton entertained a
party of 80 Friday evening at her
studio in the Arcade block in honor of
Miss May Stoekle, who has Just ne.
turned from Columbus, where she
has been studying music.
Mr.. Tohn f. Uhler, of the Adjutant
Generals office in the War depart
ment at Washington, is in Akron for
30 days leave of absence. At the con
cluslon of his vacation Mr.. Uhler will
remove his family to Washington.
The ladies of the Fortnightly club
greatly enjoyed their annual social
session Wednesday afternoon. This
year it took the form of an outing
to the Old Maids Kitchen. A banquet
was served at o'clock at Mrs. Fos.
dicks.
Mcssrs. ]. r. Rutherford and Chas
and Frank Steigner. who were among
the Akronians attending the Pythiar
convention in San Francisco. have re
turned home, having also visited Los
Angeles and points Of interest In Cot
| orado and elsewhere.
A welcome homo reception was ten
dered Rev. Howard s. MacAyenl Fri
day evening by the members of the
First Congregational church in the
church parlors. The reception was
informal and pleasant affair. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Rev, Frank Dewitt Talmadge. OF
Chicago. arrived in Akron, Saturday
morning. He is a son of the late Rev
7. Dewitt Tallmage and will officiatt
tbs evening at the wedding of Miss
Goehring, daughter of Or Chas. T.
| Goehring, OF 1T Lake st.
The members of the Grace Reform
cd Sunday school and church at Loya
Oak held their annual picnic in Mr.
w. A. Stump's maple grove, Thursday
Sept 4. A very good dinner wa.
served, and boating and games wer,
participated in by at least 100 persons
The prizes for the apple and bun eat
ing contests were awarded to Car
Schneider and Robert stump, respec
lively. Prizes for two foot races wer,
awarded to Calvin Bowers. Thos,
present from afar were Mrs. Schreiber
OF Colorado, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Donnenwirth, of Canal Fulton. O.
Nearly 30 employees in the office q
tine Cleveland Electric Railway Co
VIII come to Akron this afternoon |,
II special car. to be the guests of tn,
office employees Of the N. o. r. Co
The car will leave Cleveland at &c
Upon arriving in Akron, the Clevelan,
party VIII he Joined by employees o
the n. O. IT, office, and the trim will
he continued to Barberton, where
q o'clock dinner will he enioyed ot IN.
Inn After dinner, the party will g,
TO Silver lake, where the rest of th
evening will be spent in dancing.