Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-28
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Alice Wright has returned from
visit at State Roads, 0.
Justice A. A. Koplln and wife spent
Thanksgiving day in Wadsworth. Sis-
iting relatives.
Mr.. II. G. Eichenlaub was in Raven
M Thursday, attending the Coats
Sluck nuptials.
Mr.. n. NJ. Berk. the broker, has re-
turned from two-weeks' business
trip to New York. e
The Misses Taylor and Baldwin, OF
Alliance. visited friends in the city,
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Jno. Hales class in West Con-
gregational Sunday school will give
social in the church this evening
The Misses Margaret and Minnie
Ballanger were the guests of friends
in Alliance Thanksgiving day.
David Rohleder, the West Market st.
barber, spent Thanksgiving day In
otzum with friends aud relatives.
Mr.. Frank l. Hefferman and John
McI.onan, of Canton, spent Thanks
giving day in this city with friends.
Mr. Ernest G. Schick, of 606 Water
ST.. student at Case school, Cleve-
land, spent Thanksgiving day at
home.
Mr.. W. S. True, manager Of the Ak
ron Notion Co., was the guest Of
friends in New Cumberland o.,
Thanksgiving day.
The members of the Carpenters
union held social meeting Thursday
night in G.. A. II. hall. The meeting
was we'll attended and was a pleasant
event.
| The marriage Of Mr. Harry Davis, Of
Cuyahoga Falls, and Miss Irene Lantz
of Akron was solemnized Thursday
/. evening at the home Of Rev. Il. e.
Wilson. t~
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Clark, of Water
: St, entertained party of friends at
dinner Thanksgiving. Cards and other
ghmes were INDUCED in by the guests
during the afternoon.
Mr.. Jos. Brandes of .Cuyahoga Falls
and Miss Mabel Eagling were married
Thursday evening at the parsonage of
the Grace NJ. e. church by Rev. j.
G. Smith.
Mr.. Lawrence f. Miller, Of 112 West
ST., and Miss Anna X. Reisenbach, of
: 11S South Main ST., were married
n Thursday evening at the Trinity Luth-
eran church by Rev. G. Il. Keller.
;. Mr. Fred Horton and Miss Jessie
Carmichael. of Cuyahoga Falls were
united in marriage Thursday evening
at the home of Inc bridegroom by Rev
e. II. Wilson, pastor of North Hill NJ
p. church.
Mr.. VIM. Lantz and Miss Laura Hol
linger, both of Akron. were married
Thursday evening at the home of the
y bridegroom, 100 Lods ST., by Rev. Il
Il. Wilson pastor of the North Hill
NJ. X. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Griswold, of 12t
e South Walnut st., spent Thanksgiving
d with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Griswold, o.
3 Paxton. THEY were accompanied b,
their niece, Miss Mamie Ries, of II
e. North Summit st.
= The following people were guests o
Mrs Ed Cady in Hametown, Thanks
(, !givipg day: Mr.. and Mrs Evan MOI
& ris, Miss Jenny Allen, Miss Stella Cady
W Miss Nellie Cady, and Mr.. Thos Nico
s; ali of this city.
c.N Mr., Henry Gillen and Miss Dor
% Delfendorff were married Wednesda
evening by Rev. J. @. Smith, at tn
home of the bride, at PIT Johnso
= st. A fine wedding dinner was serve
to number of invited guests.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. Street, 400 Wate
ST, entertained the following friend
q at dinner, Thanksgiving day: Mr.,
y Geo. Clause, Messrs. Chas and Ere
Clause, and the out of town guest
We're Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Whonsettle
of bonneville.
Members of the Young Peoples Ii
erary Union of st. Mary's Cathol
church entertained crowded hous
Thursday evening by the production ,
n play entitled Alabama" The ca,
mt was composed of home talent. The pr
olf cceds will be given to the church.
100 At the regular rally of the Y. w. ,
be A., Saturday evening, the feature WI
be book shower. The technical mea,
w ing of book shower is contribute
'm of books to the library of the Y. Y
DIV c. A. During the evening pamphle
,es containing brief history OF the Y. V
,rr C. A. work will be distributed.
~ A pleasant surprise was given to NJ
"' and Mrs 10. l.. Ahern Of 1873 Crosi
zen ST., Tuesday evening 1t being the 10
eg- anniversary OF their marriage The
Or We're IS people present. The evenil
,ou was spent in dancing and singing.
10 o'clock supper was served and ever
'oo one had u royal, good time. Mr.. n,
In Mrs. lAhern were presented two beau
olf ful chairs. i'n-a
Or The New Century club held its rc
o. ular meeting Wednesday with NJ
Iva Robert Guillett, at 10S North Uni
ITS st, Members responded with apt q,
OF tations from Shakespeare's comet
esi. Twelfth Night, or What You VIII
rts which was the study for the day. 7
main features Of the play were broug
'u' out In fye-minute sketches OF the D
OF minent characters. given as follow
lew Orslno, Mrs. Bruner; Viola. NJ
Young; Malvolia, Mrs. Knight: Oliv
Mrs. Sears; the Clown, Miss Hill
The contemporaneous character
this program was Ben Johnson. NJ