The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-10-15
Observation-Disclosures
Marriage OF Mr. Emil Reinksndorf and
Miss Bertha Bieohele.


AT four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Rev. Father Arnold, of the 81. Peters
German Catholic Church, s0lemnized
the pdarrlaRe of Mr.. Emil Reinkendorf,
the we'll known musician, and Miss Ber'
tina Blechele, oldest daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Blechele; the ceremony was
performed In the church.
AT three o'clock the spacious church
began filling with visitors and long
before the ceremony the church was
filed with people. The front rows OF
seats were reserved for the invited
guests, who were shown places by
Messrs. Louis Loichot and Phil. B'r-
mower, the ushers. At four o'clock the
bridal party arrived In carriages at the
church As the party came down the
wide center aisle OF the church, the
Grand Army Band, Of which the groom
is m mber, and which was stationed
In the gallery, struck up WagneI's
Bridal Chorus, from Lohengrin. Mr..
and Mrs. Biechele, parents Of
the bride came first, followed by the
groom, leaning upon whose arm was the
bridesmaid, Miss Minnie Biechele, sister
of the bride; then came the bride, look
Ing modest and lovely In magnificent
bridal attire, escorted by the grOoms-
man, Mr.. Ray BOnr. Rev. Father Ar
mold stood In waiting at the altar and
upon the arrival Of the bridal party be-
fore him, pronounced the solemn and
impressive marriage ceremony or the
church; the wedding service was brief
and beautiful In its simplicity. While
the solemn sentences we're being pro-
nonnced the band continued TO play the
Bridal Chorus and did not cease until
the new ly welded couple and attendants
passed out OF the church, down the wide
stairwiy and re entered the carriages.
The bride was attired In cream c0l0red
satin, on train, with beaded front and
garnitures Of beaded lace and orange
blossoms. A white silk Illusion veil
enrObed her other garments; In her hand
she carried a bridal bOQuet OF cream tea
roses Miss Minnie Biechele, the brides
maid was dressed In pink satin and car
rled q b0q1et Of flesh colored tea roses
The groom aud grOomsman appeared In
full dress, with bout '0nieres TO match
the costumes OF the ladies. The toilets
from an artistic point Of view were mag
niHCent and appropriate
The party returned to the palatlal
Blechele residence on South Mark, I
street, where the invited guests were en-
tertalned with splendid supper. The
guests remained at the house until a.
most midnight, when Mr.. and Mrs Rein
kendOrf were driven 10 the PitlsNurg,
1T. Wayne 80 Chicago Railroad depot
where they took the east bound night
express for tour OF New York, Phila
delphia and other eastern cities.
The bride was the recipient OF a long
list Of valuable and useful presenta,
The large number prevents heir eDum
GRAFTON. A magnificent set Of diamond
jewelry aud an elegant chamber sol
were presented by MIR. and Mrs. Bic
chele.
After their wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs
ReinkendOrf will return TO Canton and
take up their residence at the corner OF
Plum and Norh streets. The DEMOCRAT
takes pleasure In joining with the nun
dreds OF friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Rein
kendorf In wishing for them long life
OF unalloyed happiness.