Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-10-02
PERSONAL NOTES.


for a visit in Washington.
Dr. w. w. Leonard was chosen a
director in the Akron Trust Co. at a
recent meeting.
Dr. G. NJ Todd, who was injured
Saturday by the falling of his horse, is
able to be out again.
Capt. Z. d. Griffin, of Richfield, spent
Wednesday with friends in Akron. In
cidentally," he visited the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melborn Hood for
merly of the Ritchie Coal Co.. have
gone to louisville, o., to open a novel
ty store.
Miss Leola Immler has gone to New
York to take up the study of music and
will make her. home with an uncle
at 232 West 122nd St
Mr.. Edw. W. Brouse will leave for
Columbia college, New York city, today.
He will be accompanied by his father.
They will spend few days in Wash.
ington and arrive in New York Mon'i
day.
Mr.. Harry Boyer, stenographer for
the law firm of Tibbals s. Franks Is.
reporting the speeches of Tom l.. John,
son for the State Republican Executive
committee and is travelling along with
the red auto.
The Cuyahoga Athletic club gave the
first of a series of progressive pedro
parties Tuesday night. MI Fred Boyes
won first prize and Mr.. r. Love car
ried away the consolation prize. Thir-'
ty-five couples were present.
Mr.. r. H. Alfred has been promoted
to Chief Engineer of the Pere Mar
ouette railroad with offices in Detroit.
Mr.. Alfred was at one time engineer
of maintenance of way at the c., a.
& G. with offices in this city.
A pleasant social session was held
by the members of Mcpherson and
Aetolia lodges at the Howard st. hall.
Wednesday evening. "A fine program
was rendered and delightful time en-
joyed by all present This was the
first of a series of scuh gatherings
to be given by these organizations this
winter.
The Young Womens' Christian AS
soication will resume its s~turuay
evening socials this week, at the
rooms in the Garfield, 200 S. High ST.
An interesting program. and novel fea-
lures have been arranged. This will
be an informal affair, to which all
young women are cordially invited.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Moffat and Miss Eliza
beth Petley were married Wednesday
evening at the parsonage of Grace NJ.
r. church by Rev. j, c. Smith. They
were attended by Mr.. Harry Petley
and Miss Ella Moffatt, and the ring
ceremony was used. The bride is a
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Petley
of Berg st. Mr.. and Mrs. Moffatt will
be at home in a pleasant cottage on
Prune ST. after Oct s.
At.S:i5 o'clock Wednesday evening,
at their pleasant home, at 1924 Grant
ST, Mr., and Mrs. w. e. redrick gave
their daughter, Miss f. Alice, in mar
riage to Mr.. 0. f. Wise, second lieu
tenant of Company II, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. j. Wise, of this city. Rev. John
Heron, of the Central Presbyterian
church, oiticiated The parlor in which
the ceremony was performed was very
tnstefully decorated with smilax and
bitter-sweet. 1t %as a quiet, home
wedding, none but the intimate rela-
tives of the bride and groom being
present. Those from out OF town who
were present were: Miss Katherine
Tedrlck, sister of the bride, from Cam
bridge, o.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank e. Limbert, Mr.. Verne Wise
and Mr.. Earl Post all of Warren, O.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wonderly,
of Canton. o. The groom has a cot
taee at 400 Silver st. nicely furnished,
to which the happy couple repaired az