Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06
DerSOnal
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MesSrS. &. Ii. lsbell ana Dan NC
Garry left today for Washington on
business. They will return Sunday.
Mr.. c. II. Stebbins, of Creston, vice
president of the Pathfnders is in the
city.
Miss Daisy Madigan will give pro-
gressive pedro at her home in East
Buchtel ave, tonight.
Miss Dollie Ames went to Cuyahoga
Falls this morning She will return to
Akron this evening.
Mr.. Joseph Krebbs, of the Mansfield
Shield, is visiting in Akron, the guest
of Chas. f. Smith, and family, of North
Walnut ST.
| Miss Bessie Gaffney, after visit
hoga Falls, left Wednesday for her
home in Boston.
Miss Gertrude Mason entertained the
| Whist club Mt her home, 215 South
Union ST., Wednesday afternoon. Light
refreshments were served.
The l.. c. B. \. of st. Mary's church
gave II social in st. Mnry's hall, We'd
nesduy evening. Progressive pedro was
played and most delightful time was
had.
The last dance of the Yondoteega
Social club before the beginning of Lent
will take place at Rose hall, Monday
night, Feb. 10. The series viii be dis
continued during Lent.
A party of West Exchange st. young
ladies took II sleigh ride to the home
of Mr.. Thos. Barbeck, of Wadsworth
where an oyster supper was served
and a delightful time was had.
Summit Council, O. L. A. NJ. Is max
ing arrangements to give II minstrel
entertainment and dance on the night
of Feb. 10. Many local minstrel fa-
vortes will participate and the lodge
is hopeful of successful entertain'
ment.
The class Emmanuel of the First
Baptist Sunday school, taught by Mr.
ID. a. James, held a social at the home
of Mrs. Dorrance, 100 Albert Place
Wednesday evening. 1t was well at
tended and all had a pleasant time
The Young Peoples Society of the
Church of Our Savior on Oakdale ave
held n social Wednesday evening In
the parish rooms of the church. Tab
leaus representing the titles of well
known books were shown. The social
was largely attended Light refresh
ments We're served.
Actolia lodge, *. of p, gave an en-
ioyable social Wednesday evening
about 200 attending. In the pedro
games Mrs. Craig and Mr.. Chassagne
won first prizes and Mrs. Stabb and
Mr.. A. Campbell the consolation prizes
4 lunch was served. The lodge vii
hold it's next social tie last "Wednesday
of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kiefcr entertain
ell Wednesday evening at their. home
555 West Exchange St, in observanc,
of the 10th anniversary of their wed
ding. In darkey contest Mrs. Guy
McMillen won first prize. a mock wed
ding was feature of the evening, the
contracting parties being Mr.; Snow
ball Jackson" and Miss Jersey Lii!
Snow" "Rev. Chas. johnson" per
formed the ceremony. luncl
was served and Mrs. McAIoran in he
half of the guests, presented tn,
hostess some fine china.
The masquerade given in Rose hall
Wednesday evening by the "Iolly Eco
nomlcals' was a most pleasing affair
One hundred and twenty masked
couples danced to the strains OF
Morey's orchestra. The maskers Ia
their varied costumes presented Il
scene that was both charming and
beautiful to behold. Mr., John HawI
and Miss Clara Dunlap We're awarded
the prize for the most beautiful cos
tunes, Mr.. Ricard Anscll and Miss
Clara Kelley received the prize for the
most comica makeup. The costume
of Mr.. Ansell was ludcrous in the
extreme. He was dressed as Happy
Iiooigan' and his garb and demean
or showed him TO he "A typical Hooll
gan This masquerade was the larg
, est and most pretentious the club ha'
? given, and II was hugely enjoyed by
f all
DR.. Leo. Reich, i22 Hamilton Bldg