The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16
AN AFTER CLAP.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Marriage of william H. BayIy and Mary
f. KuhnB.


The New Philadelphia Advocate of
Wednesday furnishes the following ex.
cellent account Of the Bayly Kuhns
wedding in New Philadelphia Tuesday
evening, brief account of which was
given in the DEMOCRAT Wednesday,:
THE BAYLY KUHNs WEDDING,
The marriage of Miss Mary FFeder.
icka KuhDs, daughter Of Rev, DR., l. M.
Kuhns. and Mr.. William Hamilton
BayIy, of Washington, D. O., was cele
brated at Emanual Lutheran Church, in
this city, on Tuesday evening, Decem.
Der 7th, in the presence of very large
sssemhlage of people, including Tela-
tives Of the bride and groom, and the
members of DR.. Kuhn's congregation.
The bridal party entered the church
promptly at eight o'clock. The bride
was attended by her father, and pro-
ceeded to the chancel through the east
aisle, where she was met by the groom,
who accompanied the BRIDES mother.
The MendelssOhn wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Misses Fannie
Sargent and Kate Alderman, and
Messrs. Ralph Amber and Will KUhns,
of Canton, and Stelling Knisely and
Alex. Butts, Of this city, acted as u5hers.
The bride wore very beautiful gown
of white ottoman silk, trimmed with
pearl psssamenterie and point lace. 1t
was made en- train. and flaecy veil of
tulle and natural flowers completed an
ideal costume.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
Kuhns, who was assisted by Rev. Mr..
Harpster, of Canton. A ring was en-
ployed In cOnsummating the marriage,
and the service was beautifully impress
sive. At Its conclusion, the bride and
groom and such Of the witnesses of the
marital rite as had been invited to the
reception, repaired to the parsonage,
where the newly welded pair received
the congratulatiOns of their friends.
Following this agreeable fOrmality,
supper was served, and In a manner
which compOrted fully with the general
elegance of the occasion. The house
was charmingly decorated with flowers,
and the handsome and tasteful toilets OF
the ladies rendered the scene one of
great animation and beauty. The fol-
lowing guests from distance were In
attendance at the wedding:
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Harter, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Harter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. AleX-
ander, Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs, H. L. Kuhns, Rev. Mr.. HsTpster
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Brothers,
Misses Frances Fast and Mary Ault-
house, Messrs. D. J. Slsnker, John Wells,
Ralph Amber, Rob. Miller, George Anti
house, Will Kuhns and Rob Fast, OF
Canton; Misses Mary and Annie Zweizig,
of Reading, Pennsylvania; James R.
Dunn. of MassillOn, and Mr.. W. II. Lape
and Miss Jessie Barnes, OF Syracuse,
New York.
A large number Of exceedingly pretty
and appropriate gifts we're received by
the bride, and they were selected with
degree Of taste and discrimination,
which will always render them pleasing
souvenirs Of the baspy occasion which
they signaliZe The evening passed In
a most delightful manner. 1t was en-
liVened with music and proved 80 thor
Oughly enjoyable that the company re-
mained unbrOken until very late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsyly will make their
home for the present in Washington,
where Mr.. Bayly Is employed in the
Pension Bnreau. They will depart from
New Philadelphia with the best wishes
of all who enjoy the privilege OF know
Ing them, and II Is with profound regret
that the people of New Philadelphia bid
adieu to the bride, who, during her brief
residence here, has done 80 much to ad-
vance the social interests OF the place.