The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-12-02
SOCIAL EVENTS.
MILLER.RALpw1N WEDDING

AlbLAh- BALDWIN WEDDING.
very pleasant Thanksgiving occurrence took
place at the residence Of Mr.. Geo. e. Baldwin on
South Poplar street last Thursday evening. The
occasion was the marriage OF his daughter Sadie
to Mr.. George T. Miller Of this city. Rev.
Hiram Miller OF the First M. E. church perform
cd the ceremony. Relatives and numerous
friends Of the bride and bridegroom we're in at
tendance. Among the presents received was \
bed room set, silver set Of knives forks and
spoons, French clock, ice pitcher, cake dishes
vases, &c. After the customary congratulations
were received the newly welded couple took
the 1923 train for an eastern tour.
SILVER WEDDINGS.
Two silver weddings were celebrated in Canton
last Saturday evening. They were those of Mr..
Augustus Bechele and wife, and Mr.. Charles
strohn and wife.
AT the residence Of Mr. BieChele on North Pop.
lar street. large number Of guests were in at
tendance and a truly social evening was spent.
number Of presents suitable for the occasion
were received.
MI and Mrs. Biechele extend thanks to their
many friends for their appreclative gifts
At Mr.. Charles strohn's residence on West Tus.
street. friends to the number Of some 95 or 30 as.
sembled to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. strohns 25lh
marriage anniversary. Presents were Of course
numerously made, Among them was an elegant
toilet set, fitting Ice pitcher, Two fine card
stands, a handsome berry dish, besides silver
knives forks, &c. very pleasant time was had
by those In attendance.
THANKSGIVING HAPPENINGS,
The Thanksgiving party at the Ogden House
on Thanksgiving eve was quite a neat affair and
passed off very pleasantly.
A large number were in attendance the mas.
querade in ClaTk's Hall Thursday night. Some
Of the costumes were unique and original.
The Not Mac dramatic club gave its first ball at
the American House Thanksgiving night The
yorng folks were all in attendance.
The Robinson Hook q Ladder Co. were RECALLED
with Thanksgiving supper at their rooms by
their namesake, Mr., ]. R. Robinson. After the
supper a vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. Rob,
inson and Mr., ThOs, eier, their Treasurer
CAMP FIRE MEETING
The Canton Post, Grand Army Republic, will
hold Campfire" meeting with their families
In their Headquarters In Harters block tonight
The following is the program: Music; song
America" Greeting, by Adjutant Cavnah; re-
sPonse by Judge Hildenbrand; song. "The Star
Spangled Banner toast, Our Flag; response by
Col. P, g. Sewers; toast the Volunteer; response
| by Dr. George B. Cock In o recitation entitled
Muster OUT song, Marching through Georgia.;
toast, The Army Mule; response by MIR. R. A. Cas-.
sidy; toast, The Army Medical Stat; response by
DR.. Lewis susser; toast, The Republic; response
by Major Frank Baird; music; stories OF camp and
field by soldier comrades and general talk
about old times. All comrades, soldiers and in.
vited guests with their ladies are cordially re.
quested to be present and spend pleasant and
social evening"
NoT.NAc RECEPTION.
| The NotNac dramatic club will give their
opening reception next Wednesday evening at
at the residence of P. H Barr on North Poplar St.
An interesting musical and literary program has
been arranged and the reception promises to be
quite interesting,
ANNGvERsARIEs.
Judge seraphim Meyer celebrated his 6s,t
birthday anniversary in very pleasant style last
| Saturday.
Last Sunday was the 5Oth anniversary of the
arrival Of Mr. Benedict Dannemiller in this
country. number of his many friends assem-
bled at his residence ON North Market and had
quite an enjoyable meeting.