Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-02
Personal
and Social

dance in Rose hall next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. c. w. Chimes of Bellefontaine,
is the guest of Mr.. Hiram b. Swais.
good, on Brown st.
Mrs. James Smith, of Canton, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Swalbach,
of Gage st.
Mr.. John II. Garahan, head mailing
clerk at the Akron postoffice, Is con.
fined to his home on Wabash ave-, by
illness.
Mr.. Edward Honodle. of Sebring, O.,
formerly Of this city. has returned
home after several days spent in Ak
ron.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Billow, of Crosby
St, left Monday for Buffalo, where
they will attend the wedding of Mr..
! Billow's brother, Edward.
To Major r. G. Bryan, of Akron, has
fallen the honor of being elected pres
ident of the Ohio Republican club in
| Washington, d. g.
Mrs. j. w. Geary, of Park st.. left
| Wednesday, for Pittsburg, where she
will join her husband. They will
make Pttsburg their home.
Mr.. Ed. Hensell for nine years
employed by the Erie freight depot
here, has resigned and will assume
charge of the weighing bureau at East
Akron.
Invitations are out for the East
Akron Athletic club dance TO be given
in Rose hall, April 8. This will be
strictly .invltatlonal affair and the
members anticipate delightful time.
Mr.. Frank Tucker outbound check
clerk, came round to the Erie freight
house Monday forenoon, smiling over
the arrival o. Il bouncing Easter egg,
In the shape of II boy. All are doing
fine.
Mrs. Otta h. Holmes. of Grand Rap.
ids, Mich, has accepted position as
saleslady and designer at Miss NJ. f..
Durkips millinery store. Mrs. holmes
has had wide experiences in New
York and other large cities
The wedding of Mr.. David Burke
and Miss Bertha Garahan, two
well known and popular members of
st. Vincent de paul's church, Is an
nounced for the near future The
banns were published for the first time
last Sunday morning.
The members of the Monday Night
Pedro club were happily entertained,
Monday evening. at the home of Mrs.
Ella Barlnger Hearne, on James st.
A dainty repast was served and the
occasion was a delightful one. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of the Misses Austin on East Buchtel
ave.
The Yon Do-Tee-Ga club gave most
delightful dance at Rose hall Tuesday
evening, which was a social success.
Invitations were issued and more than
go couples were in attendance and the
most serene enjoyment predominated.
The music was furnished by Stickle's
orchestra. Refreshments were served.
The club will give their next dance
at Silver lake some time in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. *. Chatfeld OF
hohuipil, ltluibNu luSl WEEK ITDH u
winters sojourn at Florida and have
been guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. OFT, in Akron until Easter
when they returned TO their home
They We're accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. OFT who spent the day with them
An Easter eve party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Burns by the Jolly Eleven club. Music
was furnished ny Misses Martin
Russell and Burns, and by the Mar
tin and Evans quartet, There were
10 couples present The main feature
of the evening was a mock spiritualist
meeting, given by Profs. Cooke and
Gully.
The Diamond Pedro club held n sue
cessful ana jolly meeting, Tuesda,
night, at the home of Mr.. Benjamin
Wright, ON West Market st. Mr.. Ed
ward Shut oand Mrs, Joseph Kempe
were the recipients OF the first prizes
while Mrs. Mary Acker was consoled
The next meeting Of the club will be n
the home of Mrs. William Vanderhoor
ON West Exchange st,
Mr., and Mrs w. II, Collins enter
taned ut cards at their home on East
Buchth ave, Tuesday evening April
Fool receptions added TO the evenings
I merriment, A nice lunch was served
; The date being April first the frs
, prizes went to those who would other
5 wise have received BOBBY prizes ant
/. vice versa. The favors We're award
ed Mrs, +, NJ. Cooke aud Miss Neli,
Daguc and Mr., August Blessman ant
Mr., VIM. H. Stoncr
Mr., Alfred Gehrng gave an interest
ing lecture on "Three Historical
styles In Music" In the First Baptis
, church, Tuesday afternoon, under tn
auspices of the Tuesday Musical club
The attendance was large and all ha,
an enjoyable time. Next Monday eve
ming an operate concert will be givel
, under the auspices OF this club, n
. which Mrs, Seabury Ford and MI
' Herbert Witherspoon will sing. o.
', Tuesday evening, Mr.. Sontom, tn
violnist, will play before the stud
!. section of the club.
The members OF the Self Cultur
club were entertained Monday eve
ming, at the home of the Misses Wei
or on Crosby ST. Despite the yer
lnclement weather the attendance wa
large and an Interesting program wa