Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-06-27
Personal
+ . and Social

CONSTRUCTION Co. mas returned IRON
visit with friends in Buffalo.
Mrs. George Jackson, of Hamilton
ave, is in Tifiin, attending the. gradu-
ating exercises at Ursuline convent.
Attorneys w. T. Vaughan and John
+. Halderman returned Thursday from
Il business trip to Mt. Vernon.
Miss Nellie B. Mills, employed in'the
Office of the Cleveland Construction
Co, has gone to her home in Copley
to spend her vacation.
Misses Leola and Maud Immler, Of
Forge St, and Miss Marguerite Smith,
Of Wooster are visiting friends in
Cleveland.
The Outing club of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association will picnic
at the Gorge Saturday afternoon, leav-
ing the Association rooms promptly ut
1870. All Y. W. c. A. members are in
vited to come and bring lunch for gen
eral picnic supper.
Mr.. r. L. Myers, OF College St, will
leave Friday evening for Sault ste.
Marie, Ont, where he has accepted Il
position for the summer with the Lake
Superior Power Co. He will be in the
metalurglcal department. Mr.. Myers
received the degree Of Master of Sci.
ence Wednesday, at Buchtel college.
He Will return to his studies at the
University of Pennsylvania in the fall.
Wednesday evening, Mt the brides
home, 105 Ann St, Rev. Charles Ed
ward Keller married Mr.. +. Walter
Moulton to Miss Marcia l.. Dixon, the
accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Dixon. They were attended by
Nh. Otto Tupper and Miss Hattie Mar
tin, cousins of the bride. Beautiful
presents were received, and an elabor-
ate repast served. Mr.. and Mrs. Moul-
ton will reside at 105 Ann ST.
The Pittsburg Times of Thursday,
says: Edn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ID. T. Hyndman, of Dubois, and Rich
ard Marvin Werner of Akron, o., were
married last evening at 6 o'clock at the
Hotel Lincoln. Rev. Henry -. Lind
say, d. d., officiated and only close
relatives and friends of the young peo-
pie were in attendance. a bridal sup
per followed the ceremony and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner left for an ex-
tended trip through the East They
will he "at home" at Akron after
August |. The brides family were
former residents of Bellevue, and they
have many friends in this part of the
state.
Miss Mary C.. Heiser and Mr. Francis
Weirett were happily married, Wednes-
day evening, at the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hciser on
Locust IT., the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. II. II. Westwood, OF
Cleveland There were no attendants
but little Miss Lillian Ormrod made a
charming flower girl. The rooms were
Handsomely decked with roses and Il
dainty repast was served after the
wedding ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G. Ormrod of Cleveland, and the Miss
cs Conaghan, of Tallmadgc, were
guests from out of The city.
Miss Nancy Flynn, daughter of Mrs
Johanna riynn of May St. was married
TO Mr.. George A. Barton, Thursday
morning, at 80 O'Clock in st
Mary's Catholic church, the cere'
mony being performed by Rev
Ambrose Graham. The attend
ants were Miss Lucy Flynn and
Mr.. Martin j. Kelly. After the cere-
mony wedding repast was served al
the home of the brides mother ai
which intimate friends ol the young
people were present. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Barton have resided in Akron all theii
lives and have many friends here
They will be at home at III Livingston
ST.
A very pleasant event was the mar
riage of Mr.. Roy Churchill Halladay
aud Miss Adeline Higy ut the home
of the brides mother on East Ex-
change st., Wednesday at pm. I'm
der the branches Of majestic palm,
the happy couple responded to tho
ring marriage ceremony In the pres
cnce of few Immediate friends. Miss
Blanche Allyn played the wedding
march. Beatrice Morris. II cousin of
the bride, was flower girl Rev. O,
W, Slusser oiiiclatcd The home was
beautifully decorated with blooming
plants. ferns and daisies. The bride
carried roses and wore n white chif-
| fon dress, trimmed In Nalenciennes gal
loon. An elaborate luncheon was
served Mr.. and Mrs, Halliday left