Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-19
Personal
and Social

A parlor musicale under the direction
Of the ladies Of the First Baptist
church will be given at the home OF
Mrs. H. g. Griffin, 100 Brown ave-,
wednesday evening, May II. The pro-
gram will consist of vocal and instru-
mental music, readings and recitotions.
In addition to the local talent, Miss
Leonore Martin, a noted contralto, for
merly of Cleveland, will sing, All are
invited.
| Miss Levi Fox entertained the G. e
society of tue First Presbyterian
church at her home on Broad ST. FRI
day evening.
The Young Peoples Society for self
culture will meet at the First Presby-
terian church Monday evening at 1880.
This society continues to grow in inter
terest and number. outdoor sports are
now being planned for the summer.
The Kings Daughters of the First
Congregational church entertained the
young women of the city Saturday eve
nning at the parlors of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association on South
High st. Miss Cushman gave talk
on Rudyard Kipling.
A surprise party was given for Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Wright at their home,
244la North Mian St. Friday evening.
Twenty friends were present. Music
and cards and an elaborate supper
were enjoyed.
Pupils of Miss Gertrude Reid, as
sisted by .hrs. Perlea Green Damon,
reader of ability, will give piano
recital at the First Baptist church,
Friday evening, May %. An excel
lent program has been prepared. Mrs.
Damon will recite an original poem,
"The Vacant House"
Mrs. Hugo Schumacher and son
Ferdinand, Of Chicago, will hereafter
make Akron their home, and will take
up their residence with Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Schumacher 12s Kirkwood st.
Buckley Post veterans forgot their
years Friday evening and engaged in
an old-fashioned dance at their hall.
A lone fiddler was engaged for the
occasion and Mr.. Homer Bass presided
at the piano. There were 80 couples
, present.
, The Young Peoples Literary Union
of st. Mary's church will give the
play, Shamrock and Rose" Thurs
day evening in st, Mary's school hall.
, Mr.. A. E. Roger, for some time as
4 sociated with Mr. A. A. Besaw, left
. Saturday for Rochester, where he
!, has taken a position with Sibley,
!. Lindsey & Curr.
Misses Dole and Mitchell, teachers
in rooms 3 and 8 at the Bowen school,
gave their pupils n picnic at Silver lake
Saturday.
Michael Schfriet and son Charles left
for Akron, Tuesday. where they have
obtained employment in one Of the
rubber actories,-Ravenna Republi-
can.
. Miss Lady Mary Morgan. formerly
Of Akron. and Mr.. r. L. Webster. Of
y Cleveland. were married at Alton.
ILL.,, Friday afternoon. The couple
{ met here several years ago. Mr. Web
\ ster later went to South Africa. but
I returned four years ago to wed Miss
Morgan. An obstacle arose and the
y wedding did not take place at that
g time. Miss, Morgan is a sister of Mr..
:, Chas. r. Morgan. and lived on West
. North st. She went to California with
j a brother two years ago.
Invitations are out for the first dance
: of the Yon do-tee-ga Social club to be
{ held at Silver lake, Tuesday evening,
? May 20.
, Rev. ]. c. Smith went to Windham.
! Saturday, where he preached Sunday
evening.
There was an old fashioned dance
and drawing Of a quilt at Foresters'
hall on East Market St, Friday night
The entertainment was given by the
Companions of the I. o. II. Mr. r.
| j. Wood. 1l6 Pearl ST., drew the quilt,
and Mrs, Sarah Dietz was given a
present for having sold the most tick.
Q cts.
Mr.. Bertram Newton, of Cleveland
was the guest of Mr.. Robert Brom.
? tield. Oh South broadway. Sunday.
Mr.. Milton Miller. of Wooster was
the guest of Mr.. George Schrock, of
40S Park ST.. Sunday.
Fifty friends Of Mr.. Charles Yer.
rick. of Krumroy, rendered him apleas
ant surprise SATURDAY evening, the oe
casion. being his 44th birthday ami
:, versary. NV. Ycrrlck was presented
a fine gold watch. A number of Ak.
ron friends We're present.
y The c. +. society of the Central
= Presbyterian church will hold social
y wednesday evening at the home OF
!, Mr.. II. A. Schumann, 12I Gage st.
Mr.. VIM. Coup and Miss Lydia N,
Peart were married Saturday evening
by Rev. .. w. Slusser Mt his resi-
dence on Haynes st. Mr.. and Mrs
Coup will reside on James St
Mr. A. G. Kelble. Councilman OF
!. Columbus. Ind, visited Squire w. r
Q Coleman, Sunday. and was shown
about the city. Mr.. Coleman and his
guest We're shown courtesies at the
I No. fire station by Capt. Jost ant
}. MI kelble left Akron very favorably
impressed.