Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-24

W I'LL NCl iihL anu IldS5s
After the grand march, led by Miss
Edith Saalfield, and Master Ned Ly-
on, masks were removed and the Ger
man was danced. All the figures were
entirely original and the favors were
beautiful and appropriate. After sup
per the evening was devoted to miscel-
laneous dancing. Stickle's orchestra
stationed in the library, furnished the
music. Among those present were
Misses Irene Seiberling, Mary john
son, Mary Raymond, May Rinehart,
Grace Upham, Gladys Miller, Eliza
beth Robinson, Margaret Miller, Bar
bara Adam, Ruth Rowland, Marion
Andrews, Isabel Pratt, Helen Foutz,
Harriet Good and Edith Saalfieid and
Masters Fred Seiberling Harry Hough-
ton, Tom Johnson, Allen johnson,
Carl Lohman, Harry Wood, Ralph
Crumrine, Richard Brouse, Ned Lyon,
Harvey Musser, Coburn Musser, Roger
Johnson, Earl Wightman, Robert Mil
Ter, Henry Wesener and Arthur James
Saafield, jr. A flash light picture of
the beautiful group that resembled
an asSemblage of Dresden statuettes in
their quaint, old time dresses and pow
dered wigs, was taken during the eve
ming by Goddard.
Miss Helen Humphrey has returned
from Massillon where she has been for
few days, the guest of friends.
Messrs. f. w. Pickup and K. +.
Fedderson, are in New York, buying
spring goods for the house furnishing
department Of the N. O'Net1 s. Co.'S
store. tb
Mr.. F. G. Cramer of Norwalk spent
Sunday with Akron friends.
Miss Sears, of Cleveland, is the guest
of Miss Mary Dice.
The members of the Ground HOG
Pedro club were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Worron,
on Harvard ST., Friday evening. All
the members We're present and Mrs.
William Worron won the first prize,
the consolation prize going to Mrs.
George H. Worron. A light luncheon
was served and pleasant feature OF
the evening was some fine piano mu-
sic by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Diece, entertained tile
Edgewood Circle Saturday evening"
Everything was Colonial, of the time
of Washington. The impersonations OF
George Washington and Martha, by
Mr.. H. Lantz and Mrs. G. S. Garrard,
were perfect. A dainty lunch was
served. Every guest was presented
little hatchet. The decorations Of
flags, bunting and smilax were beau
tiful. A fashlight picture was taken.
Miss NJ. A. Thomas, music teacher.
entertained three sled loads of her pu,
pills at her nome in Tallmadge Friday
night. Lunch was served and the even.
ing was pleasantly spent in music.
THE ROUND DOZEN CLUB.
The members of the Round Dozen
club were delightfully."- entertained
at an afternoon party and colonial tea
at the home of Mrs. H. NJ.
Hagelbarger, 9S2 East Market
ST., Saturday afternoon, at which
the hostesses were Miss Car
RE Hagelbarger and Miss Mary Dice,
The guests were in costume and made
charming picture. The afternoon was
spent in various feminine pleasures
and at o'clock an elaborate lunch.
con was served by the hostess. Before
the party broke up photograph of the
group was taken. Those present We're
Mesdames A. b. Smith and John r..
Smith; Misses Frederick and Forester
Crispin, Bessie Wills, Grace Shirer,
Lulu Phelps, Name Zwisler and Ger
trude Tibbals, members of the club.
Miss Barringer of Akron and Miss
Sears Of. Cleveland. were guests Of the
club ~