Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-20
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MI. l.. ~. stidttou 10 III t'pi ihshN
organizing A Chevalier castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Berk spent Tues
day in Cleveland.
Mr.. James Il. Murphy was in Cleve
land on business, Wednesday.
The local National Railway Clerks
association will banquet in Maccabee
hall, Thursday evening.
A sleighing party of Akron young
people, Drawing the winter winds
drove to State Mills, Tuesday night
where they enjoyed a fish fry.
MIR. w. F. Findley, of Mt. Union
president of the Ohio intercollegiate
Oratorical Association, Is registered
at the Buchtel.
Mrs. George A. Barnes, of Adolph
ave, entertained a small company of
friends at her home, Tuesday even
ing, in compliment to her guest, Miss
Mary Harter. Of Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hanscom and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Il. Hanscom entertain
ed the members of the West Hill
Euchre club of former seasons, mt
their home, West Market st, and Mar
shall ave, Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Marvin Dice, ira Fiscus and
Ferdinand l.. Huber drove to Barber
ton Tuesday evening, to the home of
G. II. Huber, where party of so
young people were delightfully."- enter
tained Games were the amusements
and light luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Arlington Smith
entertained the Buchtel ave. Pedro
club Tuesday evening at their home
East Buchtel ave-, and Kirkwood st.
Stickles orchestra furnished music,
while the evening was spent at cards.
First favors were won by Mrs. W. III.
Collins and Mr.. j. Asa Palmer, and
Mrs. August Blessman and Mrs.
Dwight Palmer. A fine lunch was
served.
Mrs. w. L. Wild and daughter
Miss Myrtle Wild, were hostesses al
a pleasant card party at their home
| in Arch St, Tuesday afternoon, al
which 80 ladies were entertained
First prizes We're won by Mrs. Otis
and Mrs. Chas. Currie while the con
ISOLATION prizes were awarded to Mrs
Wightman andMrs. Memmer. A dainty
lunch was served.
Miss Bertha Brenizer, of Cleveland
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. |. Brenzer, at the Empire
house In the evening she entertain
Among the guests were Misses Flor
ence Durr, Blanche Hershey and Mel
lie Dague, of Akron, and Miss Eauri
Taylor, of Cleveland.
The Epworth League of Grace Nj. Il
church gave social and reception i
the church parlors Monday evening
for the % new members which tn
League has recently received. Their
was large attendance. Short ad
dresses music, etc, made the ever
Ing very enjoyable,
Mr and Mrs. j.. Laber, 51S West II,
change ST., entertained Monday ever
ing in honor of Mr.. Labers 10th brit
day anniversary. Many friends cale
during the evening, and the host I,
ceived SOME handsome presents. r,
\ freshments were served and gene
; al good time enjoyed.
Mr.. Gust Kluge was pleasantly su
l prised by about 80 of his relative
I and friends Sunday ut his home o
e Grant St, in honor of his 45th brit
day anniversary, After having T.
: freshments, and general good tim
+ the guests departed, leaving the be
I OF wishes for their host, also numb,
5 of handsome presents.
Mrs. j. b. LOCKER, of West Mark
st., entertained Monday night for h,
: guests, Mrs G. II. LOCKER, of Chicag
: and Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis, an
Miss Sue Williams, of Cincinnati
i Cinch was played, and prizes and co
ISOLATION gifts We're won by Miss w
: liams, Mr. Curtis, Mrs. Fancher al
: Mr.. Thompson, respectively. Thir
y guests We're present. Refreshmcn
We're served.
y Mr., Henry w. Manderbach, wi
broke his leg some time ago, is impro
ing rapidly, and expects to be able
y discard his crutches by next week.
Miss Elta Wright, of Krumroy @
tertaned party Of young people
. her home, Saturday evening, A d
licious repast was served dnring Il
> evening and the guests were ente
tained by their pleasant hostess in
delightful manner. Those present fro
Akron were: Misses Ada and AM