Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-02
Ders'onal s,
an0 Social

Mrs. John whalen of Wadsworth, ia
visiting Akron friends.
Miss Malinda Flath, of 122 James
St, has returned from visit with rel
atives at Doylestown and Wadsw0rth.
Mr.. Alfred A. Brewster has returned
to Cornell University after having
spent the holidays at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin r. Manton enter
taned at dinner last evening at their
new home in East Market.
Miss Mabel Beck, of Fairlawn, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Gather
inc Laubert, of 301 Brown st.
Mrs. Mexican, of Marshallville, is the
guest of her son, Mr. II. l.. Mexican, OF
Sweitzer ave.
Mr.. Miles Hoff and family spent
New Years day with friends in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Roy r, Pickton, in the b. II.
Goodrich Co.'S office, at Detroit, spent
the holidays at his home in this city.
Mrs. S. s. Miller will entertain this
evening for Miss Helen Wolfe and
the latter's guest, Miss Stella Long,
of Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vinez will re-
turn to Akron. Saturday, after south
ern trip to Jacksonville, Fla, and Boil
war; O.
The +. d. O. club will give ii dance
Friday night. Preparations have been
of the winters series Mt Rose hall,
made for an elaborate affair.
Mcpherson lodge, X. of r., will in
stall officers and have banquet this
evening. Prof. VIM. Warren, A. hu-
morist, will assist in the entertain
ment.
Miss Cora Sturgis, who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
Immler, on Sumner ST., for several
n days has returned to her home in Ap-
I pie Creek.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Pickton, Of
/ Crosby St, entertained lS of their
+ friends New Years evening. with Il
"A 6 o'clock dinner. The evening was
spent very pleasantly, and as a SOU
| ,,f tlo npin a yaA
each of the guests very pretty calen-
dar.
A New Years party was given at the
home of Miss Bessie Quine, 404 Sumner
St, Tuesday night. There We're "a
young people III attendance, and to the
J. accompaniment of music and refresh
II ments the departure of the old yeal
u and the arrival of the new, was watch
!, ed. .At u r.5
l. YERS.SHANAFELT
Mr. Otto Myers and Miss Ottie Shan
afelt were married New Years morn
It ing by Rev. G. l.. Alspach, of Grace
l. Reformed church, mt his residence on
u East Buchtel ave- After the ceremony
the happy pair went to the Union de-
- pot, where they boarded train for
II Dayton, in which place they will spend
$ their honeymoon, Some friends of the
" groom decorated the side of the car.
rage with poster bearing the inscrip-
tlon In faring headlines, II am Going
to Get Married." and many were the
laughs that arose MS the carriage bowl
ed along the streets. Mr.. Myers Is
employed In the Office of the Niagara
Fire Extingulsher Co. Mr.. and Mrs
Myers will reside in Barberton.
One of the events of the local socia
season was the New Years reception
held at the home of Mrs. Z. d. Hall
2S6 West Market ST.. Wednesday after
noon. The house was prettily decornt
ed, and the hostess was assisted by tn,
following ladies':
Mrs. @. G. Goodrich, Mrs. c. II. Ray
mond Mrs. w. B. Raymond, Mrs, w
c. Hall, Mrs, j. IL. Andrews, Mrs
+. j, Boucher, Mrs. Geo. l
III Atwater, Miss Bessie Raymond
u Miss Ethel Adams, the Misses Miller
>. and Miss Mary Wesener. The hour
N We're from 3 to j and from to Z. Re
lg freshments were served. and abou
u 200 callers came and went during tn
hours of the reception.
X McGOWAN-DAUBENFELD. .
nd Contractor James McGowan. o
rs of III McGowan ST., and Miss Pauln
:" Daubenfeld, of POI Grouse ST., wer
10 married Monday afternoon, at o
IT, clock, by Rev, Father j. II. Brour
pastor of st. Bernard's church. MI
and Mrs. McGowan have gone {
We Flndlay, o., where they will reside III
SO til the groom has completed Il cor