Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-14
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number OF tnelr Irlencs, dt Jhell hohe
on Beck ave.
City Solicitor Osborne Esgate, who
has been in Columbus for several days
in the interest of bills introduced for
the benefit of Akron, returned home
this morning.
Mcpherson lodge, knights of Pyth-
las gave n delightful party in the lodge
rooms, Thursday evening, at which It's
knights and ladies were present. Ev-
erybody received valentine, and
handsome valentines also served as
prizes. Pedro was the game of the
evening, and honors were carried off
by Mrs. Chas Hunter and Mr.. N. Fl.
Porter. The consolation prizes were
awarded to Mrs. @. II. Morgan and
Mr.. II. +. Smith. The prizes drawn
by lot fell to Mesdames Ralph Shafer
and A. w. Hawkins and Misses Carrie
NJ. Belding and May Stabb.
Mss Grace Dunn, of Rockwell Court,
is visiting friends in Cleveland.
Miss Grace Dunlap gave birthday
party Wednesday evening to n number
of her friends at the home of her
mother, 500 East Buchtel ave. Cards,
music and dancing were the features
of entertainment. Refreshments were
served. The occasion was the cele-
bration of Miss Dunlap's 10th birthday
anniversary. She received quite a
number of presents, among them being
a gold watch.
Miss Lillian Kaufman and Mr..
Thomas Frawley were married in JUS
tce Nash's court Wednesday. They
left Immediately for Cleveland.
A sleighing party composed of the
following ladies' was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. j. Lloyd, at NIGGA
doIc, Wednesday: Mesdames Clark
Slusser, Foltz, Rodenbaugh, Oberlin
Killinger, Dennison Frank, Ries, Fas
ig Ebert, Anderson, Harper and the
Misses Jane Dricsbach, Mabel Keller
Gula Ries. In the evening all return
ed home feeling well paid for the day
spent.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jacoby has gone to Cleve
land where he has accepted position
! with Warden x Co.
The Thursday Night Pedro club me
Thursday night at the home Of MI
and Mrs. q. +. Ames, at 126 Nortl
Summit st. About so members wer
. present and all enjoyed the evening
n A delectable luncheon was served, an,
aside from the progressive pedro
u games and vocal and instrumental mu
sic were features. The ladies' frs
, prize was won by Miss Pearl Limbert
gents first prize by Mr.. Tallmadg
Vest. Mrs. Il. e. Frary and Mr.. Chas
Becker were consoled. The next meet
: ing will be held at the home Of Mri
j. IL. Jones, 160 Dickson st, mex
Thursday night.
Mrs. Clara Schuler, of Bellevue,
l. in the city, the guest of her sister. Mrs
> u. Il. Fraly, 800 South Main st.
Mr., Karle Summervllle, of Mansfel
U Is in the city, the guest of friends.
Is Mr.. II. w. Cubbison is In Wooste
today.
" Editor Louis Seybold is able to b
y around again, after having been col
fined to his home for several week
\ by rheumatism.
. Mrs. A. G. Mcknight, of 800 Eas
Buchtel ave, gave a reception to abou
" thirty friends Wednesday evening 4
" honor of the birthday Of her daughter
- Grace. A dainty lunch was served
Music was furnished by Miss Arnold
Mandolin quartet, Mr.. John Fudg
= sang several fine selections, accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Klein, pianis
Miss Mcknight was the recipient G
many beautiful presents.
b Mrs. H. ID, Snyder, 40 Adams st
a entertained with an informal musical
~ Thursday evening, Miss Knapp, O
er Cuyahoga Falls. Miss Alice Maxwell
lie Mrs. Jessie Hoover, Mrs Rlchar
Ward, Mr.. j. A, Arbogast and MI
H. Roland Arbogast assisted A lunc
was served
Two sleigh loads of West Endel
q drove to the home of Mr.. and Mr..
rhos. Merryweather at FnirlawI
Thursday night. The evening wa
u spent in progressive pedro and mos
delightful time was had. Light refresl
IS ments were served.
Id Messrs, W. j. Wildes and ]. y
w. Davidson have gone to Massillon.
~ Hon. a, Il. Wobber, of Elyria, III
new Common Pleas Judge in this sui
. division, viii be one OF the guests ,
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