Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-18
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Mr.. A. p. Hoye Is the guest Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Hoye.
Mr.. Chas. Dresher has returned from
visit in Leavittsburg.
Mrs. Nettle Carmody, Of Lexington
ave, Cleveland, is visiting at the home
Of Judge and Mrs. c. Il, Grant.
The guards Of Busy Bee Hive, H. o.
T. NJ, will give their play and drill
at their hall in the Abbey block, South
Main St, Tuesday evening, Jan. %.
Mr. and Mis-. Henry Schaffer enter
tained. many friends Thursday even
ing in honor of Mesrs. Joe Redmond
and VIII Terchyden, of Pittsburg.
Rabbi Phllo will begin a series of
lectures tonight in the High st. chapel
on Modern Socety.' The first lee
ture will be on Society and Home"
Services at 7:15. Lecture, 7:45.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Geo.
Fink Mt his home on Livingstone ST,
Thursday evening, by 80 Of his friends
in honor Of his 30th birthday. Cards
and fine supper were enjoyed. Mr.
Fink WIS given handsome GOLD
watch.
Hon Upton Address, of Ashland,
brother of Attorney III. II. Address, OF
| this city, attended the commencement
exercises at the High school Thursday
evening. his nephew, Howard u.
Rcading. being one of the graduates.
! Fully 100 couples attended the red,
white and blue ball which was given
J by Company B, OF the Eighth Regl-
ment. o. N. g., and the Eighth Reg
iment band. ut Twentieth Century
hall. last night. The entire band fur
nlshed music, and the evening was
greatly enjoyed.
The residence of Rev. o. w. Slus-
ser. Ii3 Carroll, was the scene of a
pleasant social Tuesday evening, when
his pnrshioncrs of the Howe ST. mis-
sion, To the number of 30, took pos
session OF his home and employed the
time in music, recitntlons aud I'm
address by the pastor. The occasion
was replete with fellowship and
the callers left the pastors larder re-
plenished with II variety of substan-
tials.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Baum enter
, tained party Of friends at their home
533 East Buchtel ave, Friday evening
: The evening was spent in social cha
and music. Mr.. Burt Vorhees sang
and Mrs. G. f, Berry and Miss Leon
Russell rendered instrumental selet
tions. Out-of-town guests were MI
Burt Voorhees,, of Philadelphia AN
Mr. Chas. Wolf, of Montana. Ligll
refreshments were served.
One of the most successful social
r of the season was held at the res
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Giller
100 Fay st., Thursday evening, by til
Il. NJ. +. A. and B. Temperance 81
clety. Twelve tables We're emplOye
at pedro Miss Sweeney receiving tirs
prize and Mrs McAIahm the consc
! latlon. A repast was served afte
: which music and singing concluded til
= evenings social.
= Miss Grace Hover, of BOG Fir st
who was brought home from ClWt
J. land, where she was attending schoo
several weeks ago, seriously Ill wit
typhoid fever, is now able to be abor
the house,
Rev. Nj. Nell, advance agent for tn
: Fisk Jubilee Singers, is registered Il
the Empire.
Mrs. w. G. Johnston, wife of w. {
+, Johnston, OF the Board or Publl
!. Works, is still In a serious condition.
+ Miss Ina Arnold, assisted by her pl
pills, gave u musical program last g,
cning for the benefit of the X, o. I
NJ. The recital was very successfl
! and showed hard study on the part q
all.
The Busy Rec Pedro club was dc
llghtfully entertained, Friday after
noon, by Mesdames Maggie and Allie
/ Worron ut the home of the former, 10
Q Water st. Mrs. Celesta Woods an
, Mrs. Clare Hoy won first and secon
| prizes. while Mrs, Jennie Aungst wa
E consoled, Dainty refreshments wel
! served, The following ladies compris
/, the club: Mestlames Alice and Magg,
4 WoTon. Woods, Aungst, Hartzell, Ho,
Cunningham, Borne, Fritz Nigh'