Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-07-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs. David Wilson returned FRIDAY
from O visit of two weeks In Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rett have just
returned from q four months trip In
Europe.
Miss Marie Brandes. of Cleveland.
Is the guest of Miss Bertha Weber,
of III Crosby at.
Supt. +. A. Baker, OF the And-Sa-
loon League, will speak at the morning
services in the Congregational church
Sunday.
Mrs ". Mitchell and son, Ray
mond, and Mrs. ID. G.. Reid and daug-
ter. Edna. have gone to Vernillion, o.,
FOR visit of several weeks.
Mr. John r. Townsend, Of 0S4 East
Market ST., has gone to Yellowstone
park. and will visit the coast before
returning. He will be away six weeks.
Afessrs. p. d. Stratton. II. A. Place,
=. T. Jones and Prof. II. V. Egbert
were in Painesville Friday, where
they put on the degree work of the
Chevaliers.
Miss Carrie Cram. bookkeeper at the
Upham- Brouse store, will leave, Tues
day for Pennsylvania. where she will
spend her three weeks vacation with
friends
Rev. Schoub, of Co atom. will conduct
! the services of the Ohio Lutheran
synod in the English language at the
German NJ. f. church at 2:30 pm.
Sunday. All Lutherans are invited.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. c. Hinman, Miss
Ruby and Master Ralph Hinman have
left for a two months vacation. They
will visit relatives and friends in
Western Pennsylvania hnd New
York.
Miss Ethel Pearson and Miss Sadie
Knapp, operators at the Peoples tele
phone excrange, have gone to Cleve.
land, where they will spend ten days
vacation with friends and relatives
| Those of the fishing party from thii
city who were in camp near Alpina
Mich, and fingered behind when {
section broke for home a week ago
returned Friday night. Sheriff Kelly
Of the lingerers, reported Saturda,
that the party had caught two bushels
of fish. He told this to County Clerl
Hersey, who looked just as If he hat
heard fish. stories before.
The members Of the Young Ladies
Guild Of the Church of Our Savior
gave successful social at the hom
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Billow
on Crosby ST., Wednesday evening
The attendance was large. One o
the features of the evening was a gam
Of quoits In which most of the guest
participated. A package of Zu-Zu wa
the prize of the winning contestant:
An exceedingly pleasant musical en-
tertainment was held Wednesday eve
ming in Trinity Reformed churc
on North Hill, it being the annual re
cital given by Miss NJ A. Thoma,
and her pupils. The large auditorium
was well filled, about 300 being /
attendance, who spoke in the highes
, praise, both of the teacher and scho
! ars. About 45 scholars. who occupie
the rostrum, rendered the program.
/. Railroad clerks of the city will picni
: this afternoon and evening at Sllve
!. lake. s4ese S.slA ~. ~ ..ai, Z. s-,'-'
: Mrs. Mary A. Long. Of West Mai
e ket St, gave party at her cottage &
r Turkeyfoot lake, Friday, to a numbt
e Of her lady friends in this city 1t wa
+ a very pleasant affair,snd Mrs. Lon
d noted for her splendid entertainment
$ never appeared to better advantas
y than in the cool, refreshing hospita
S ity of her cottage by the lake. ''Sk
daddle" whist one of Mrs. Long
3 terms for progressive whist, was ii
principal game played during the a
ternoon, and fishing. boating and Il
enjoyment of hammocks under II
trees added much to the pleasures
: the day. Il am opposed to playir
,r cards for prizes" said Mrs. Long, "b,
!, for once I'll suspend the rules ar
/, grant, a prize today" Back of Il
cottage was piece of sewer pip
,r stuffed with paper and sticks, VIZ
|, saturated with coal oil. The privile,
of applying match to this refuse WI
). the prize awarded.