Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-15
Personal
and Social

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Mr. John X. Miller, employed at the
Goodrich Rubber Co.'S plant, will
spend Sunday with his parents ut Orr
vile.
Mr.. w. II. Spcidel, of Broadway,
will leave Sunday, for Greenville,
where he has secured employment with
the construction gang of the Green
vile, Pittsburg g. Cory Traction ccin-
pany.
Mr.. Homer Campbell, of Adelbert
college, Cleveland, will spend Sunday
with his parents, Justice and Mrs. j.
r. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Tobey, of Cleve-
land. will spend Sunday with Mrs.
Tobeys parents, Justice and Mrs. j.
r. Campbell.
Miss Sadie Conrad and Mr.. Charles
NJ. Herman were married in the Office
of the Probate Judge by Justice j. Il.
Campbell, Friday afternoon.
Miss Mable Moore entertained eight
young ladies at a novel party at her
home OH Franklin ST., Thursday even
ing. The ladies were in gypsy costume,
and they danced and had n delightful
informal time, winding up the festivi-
ties with an elaborate supper in three
courses.
Miss Pearl Keller entertained 30 Of
her friends at her home OH Cuyahoga
Falls ave, Friday evening. Music by a
string quartet and cake walk by
Miss Mary Kelly and Mr.. Harry Kir-
win We're the features of the evening
Light refreshments We're served.
Buckley Post held IA progressive
euchre party Friday evening in Grand
Army hall. 1t was well attended and
an enjoyable time was had First
ladies' prize was won by Mrs. William
Schroeder and BOBBY prize by Mrs.
Jos. Limric Maj. L. +. Taggart won
first prize for gentlemen and Sumner
Nash the BOBBY prize. Next Friday
night Lieut. A. l.. Conger, aide-de-
camp, of the 18th U. S. infantry, will
give q talk on his experiences in the
Philippines.
Mrs. l.. ]. Nighswander, of South
High ST., gave Il charming pedro party
at her home. Thursday evening, as a
compliment to Miss Laura Metz, Of
Dunkirk, n. Y. The first prize was
won by Miss Lulu StrOck, while the
consolation prize was awarded TO Miss
Lille Doerler.
| The members of Excelsior class of
the Fourth Church of Christ, We're
entertained at the home of Miss lima
Smith, OH Lake ST, Wednesday even
ing Twenty-seven members were
present and music and games were
| the amusements. A light luncheon
was served The next meeting will
| be held at the home of Mrs. Park
Severns, on Yale st. extension.
Mrs. VIM. Edgar, of Warren, is In
Akron, the guest of her daughter, Miss
Margaret Baker
Mrs. Grimm and daughter, Mrs. ].
G. Ried, of Cuyahoga Falls, We're the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hitch
cock, of Mills ves,eWednesday.
Mrs. John Trainer, of Amherst St,
has returned from Addison, Mich,
where she was called by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Bell Robson.
Mr.. o. G. Herrick, who has secured
a position with a commercial agency
with headquarters at Pttsburg, will
move his family to New Castle, Pa,
and has leased his East Market st.
| home to Mr.. w. w. Pope.
Mrs. C. s. Eddy was hostess at a
euchre party at her home on Adolph
ave-, Thursday afternoon. Thirty
ladies were present and prizes We're
won by Mrs. f. p. Otis and Mrs G. j.
Wolfe.
The Missionary society ladies of the
:, First Congregational church gave one
of the most successful socials they
ever held in the church parlors, Friday
afternoon and evening. The receipts
from the supper We're large and $50
worth of aprons were sold.