Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-11
Personal
and Social


Mr.. w. +. Tobin was in Mansfield
yesterday.
Mr. II. r. Address returned this
morning from Columbus. where he at
tended meeting of the Democratic
state Central Committee
Mr.. C. II. Selden and Mr.. ]. Nj. wea.
YER. B. & 0. train despatcbers at Pitts.
burg, have returned from a several
days visit with Akron friends. Mr..
Selden is a son Of Mr. w. l.. Selden,
Of Spicer ST., and has hosts of friends
in Akron. The young men brought no
brook trout to Akron. Mrs. Selden
remained in Akron a few days before
rejoinins her husband In Pittsburg.
Several years ago Mr.. Selden held the
championship Of Summit county In ice
skating.
The home Of Hon. J. Park Alexan-
der will be the scene Of a double we'd
ding Thursday, June 26. Miss Alice
Scott Alexander will he married to
Mr.. Frank Hulett, of Cleveland, and
Miss Martha Durand Alexander will
be married to Mr.. Harry Little, Of
Cleveland. The ceremony will take
place at $50 pm. and will be perform
ed by DR.. I. E. Monroe. 1t will be a
home wedding No announcement
cards will be sent out After the cere-
Inony both couples will go East on
wedding trip. Their homes will be
in Cleveland.
Constable John Flower left for st.
Louis, Mo-, last night. He will be
gone a week.
Mr. j. w. Sturgeon will spend Sun.
day with friends in Ashland.
4 party composed Of IS young ladies'
who are employed as stenographers
in South Akron, picnicked at Lake
side, Tuesday evening, and later at
tended the performance at the casino.
A good time was had.
The Berean class Of the First NJ e..
church gave lawn fete at the church
Tuesday evening.
City Commissioner Will j. Wildes
and Miss Florence McCue are to be
married sometime during June. The
date of the wedding has not been
made public.
Mr.. Il. Earl, Of Columbus, is WIS.,
iting Mr.. g. THESE, 121 Sherman at.
Miss Blanche Kelley, 9o4 South
High ST., has gone to Canton to at
tend the wedding of her friend, Miss
Mary MCGOWAN.
. Dr. l.. E. Sisler returned Tuesday
from a short trip to Port Huron. He
came from Detroit to Cleveland by
boat and experienced weather so
rough that he devoted all Of yesterday
to acquiring his 'land-legs" again.
Mr.. Florenz c. Weber is home for
his summer vacation from Perdue Uni.
versity, Lafayette, Ind.
Mr. William Hughes, of Oshkosh,
Wis. has been hired as night clerk
at the Hotel Buchtel Mr.. Hughes
was formerly clerk in the Hotel Ire
mont at Oshkosh.
The Jolly Economicals will hold an
other Of their successful park dances
tonight. This will be strictly invi-
tation affair.
The class Of the Grace Reformed
Sunday school taught by Attorney f.
e. Ream picnicked at Lakeside Tues.
day afternoon and evening. A fine
supper was served. There were about
rs present.
Mr.. ID. w. Patton went to GAINESVILLE
wednesday afternoon.
The Koplin reunion was held Wed
nesday at Lakeside.
Mrs. Clarence HowIand entertained
a party OF friends at the Howland res
idence ON South Forge ST., Tuesday
evening, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Butler, of New York.
| Miss Maud Walsh, 217 Buckeye st.,
and Miss Lena Loomis, Of Grant st.,
returned home Sunday evening after
visiting friends in Cleveland.
Miss Eva Huber who had charge OF
one of the departments in the Miller
Oak Place school has returned to her
| home for the summer.