Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-04
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Mr. Chas. Hoover is in Cleveland to-
Attorney Orlando Wilcox is in Al
toona, Pa, on business.
Mrs. j. Santry, Of Canton, o., is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Rev. George P. Atwater and wife
have moved into their new homes
116 Oakdale ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. Fasnacht, of
Client, are visiting Mrs. II. j. Cum
Minis, on Furnace st.
Mr.. Forest Daley, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks on account Of
having lost his eye, is able to be
about again.
Prof. o. Il. Olins class in the Uni
versalist Sunday school will hold a
class social in the church parlors
Thursday evening.
Miss Edna Olin was in Ravenna,
Sunday, called there by the death of
her cousin, Elwyn Olin, a prominent
young man Of that city.
The Rosario class, Of the First NJ.
t. Sunday school, of which Mr. f.
NJ. Atterholt Is teacher, went in two
large sleds on q sleigh ride to State
Mills, Monday evening.
A party of West End young people
took sleigh ride to the home Of Mr..
John Frank, of Fairlawn, Saturday
evening. An oyster supper was served
and merry time was had
Aetolia l0dg, *. Of T., will give u
social Wednesday evening, in X. Of p
hall, on South Howard st. Progress
sive pedro will be the feature of the
evening. ,'. ,
The Bon Ami Pedro club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones, West
Exchange st., Saturday evening. MY
Grouse won first prize and Mr.. Chat
lin was consoled An elegant lunch
was served.
The following Akronif MS were reg
istered at New York hotels the past
week: G. Il. Church, G. 9. Moss, O.
f. Startzman, w. ID. Pluakett, j. T.
Donohue, j. Nj. Beck, r. IL. Dewey
+. II. Schneider and Mr.. and Mrs @
j. Lang.
The Young Peoples Christian unlol
of the Universalist church, will hole
n business meeting and free social IL
the church parlors Wednesday even
ing. A pleasant program is being ar
ranged for and all members ant
friends Of the Union are invited.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Gu,
McAllllen, of Ash ST., delightfully."- en-
tertained II number of friends. Pedr
was played, Mr.. MeMorap taking frs
and Mr.. LambrlgnL, the BOBBY prize
Mr.. Darling. of New York, was tn
guest of honor
Tuesday nights meeting Of Theodor
Miller Camp. $. A. w. ". will b
marked by n card party and ope
meeting, to which all Spanish Amer
car'wap Veterans, whether or not men
bers OF the Camp, are invited. Thes
meetings are beid for the purpose O
stimulating interest in the order.
An all-day sewing meeting will b
held by the Women's Missionary sc
ciety Of the First Congregations
church, Wednesday, at the home o
Mrs. Nathan Morse, 2l5 Splcer 81
The ladies are requested to brin
material for patch work and othe
bedding, to ill box for home mis-
slons.
The annual masquerade ball of tn
Akron Sangerbund will be held n
Market House hall, Monday nigh
Feb. 10 There viii be a great diver
sity of costumes and n good time
assured Prizes will be offered for tn
best and for the funniest, and thI
dance will be the chief social effol
of the society for the year.
The Ladies' Missionary Society an
Ladies' Aid Society of the First RAJ
tist church Will hold an all day NEE
Ing ut the church, Wednesday, at 0:a
a. m. This being the annual meetIn
for both societies ami election fc
, officers, all members are requested I
be present. Special devotional exc
clses from 3 to 4 p, IN, Subject, LII,
Ing Eplstlos."