The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
NUPTIAL KNOTS.
The Marriage Vows and Wedding 0bIIga-
lions SOlemnIzed
or Mr.. Fred hehn, Jr,, and Mias Lizzie
LeininGer aud Of MIR. Xavier n.
sohaffnsr aud Miss Mary
opsnhimer.
MR AND MRa jonN LKIRIRdRR
Request the pleasure Of your company at the
Marriage 0f their Daughter


AfHufni lin plNAaAlN w NuHf tunpanl ~
Marriage 6f their Daughter
LlzNE
"
Mn Fam RHHs, JR,
Of Cincinnati, o.,
on wednesday Evening, June l0h
Al hight O'Clock,
North Market Street.
Canton, ONO,
The above invitation attracted about
one hundred gneata TO the c0mmodioua
residence OF Mr.. Leininger, "Wednesday
evening, and brilliant assemblage Wit
messed the wedding ceremony. Promptly
nj eight o'clock the wedding party
marched into the double parlors, where
Rey Peter Herbrnck, Of the German Re-
formed Church, aOlemnizad the mar
rlage. Tho bride was attired In cream
white AlbatrOea dTeaa, irll1med with
Spaulah lace and gaTnitnrea OF aOwera,
The groom was attired In an hpprOprl'
ate dTeaa suit Miss Barbara Lelnlnger,
sater OF the bvlde and Me, Harry ID.
9aryer we're the attendants,
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.,
and Mrs. REIN received the cOngratnla-
llOna OF the guesla, after which the en-
tire party repaired 10 the large lawn
adjoining the residence, where u anmp-
tuOua aupper had been spread under the
trees. The lawn was brilliantly illum'
mated with ChlIeae lanterns and the
scene was bright and joyous. After sup
Dor the usual social festivities appr0prl.
ate 10 such Occa ai0na took place, and the
hour OF midnight had past ere the last
OF the pleasant party had departed,
The bridal party leave this evening
for Cincinnati their future home MIR.
Rehn II a prominent young gentleman
Of Cincinnati aud the bride 10 a sister OF
Sheriff Lelninger, Mr. and Mra, Rehn
take with them the hearty we'll Wishes
for future happiness and prosperity Of
their many friends IN Canton and yleln.
lty and none extend these Wishes with
more sincerity than does the DEMOCRAT,
Among the many handsome aud ap'
proprlate wedding gifts were the fol-
lowing:
Bed room set. Mr.. and Mrs. John Leln.
niger; dinner castor, Mlaa Barbara Lein-
lngeT; plush case of gold and silver tea.
spoons DR.. August Lelnlnger; cOlorad
glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs John Leln-
inger, Jr,; colOred water eet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis DnmOnt; fancy vase, Mr.. I'd,
Dum0nt; pair Of fancy vases, Mira, Clara
Lincoln fancy silver and glass perfume
bottle, Mlfa,a Ella and Caroline Blech-
ele; linen towels, Mlsa Emma Paar fancy
silver and gold cake stand, Miss Lena
and Amelia Breltling and Mr.. Geo. jain |;
fancy silver pickle castor, Mr.. George
Cock; silver butter dish, Mary M. and
Harry ID. SaTver; fancy silver fruit
stand, Measrs, Double and sisters; fancy
glass pitcher MIR. and Mrs. l., Blechele;
silver butter dish, Miss Julia Cook;
faicy towele, Mr., and Mrs. A q, Bieche'
le; fancy mantle lambreqnln, Marcus I.
Meyere and wife; handsome bed spread,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jo' e)h 9chaefer and Mrs,
IL Winlerhalter; pair OF silver vasea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jay; breakfast cas-
tor, MIR, and Mrs. August HOelandj fancy
silver pickle castor, Weber Bros fancy
splashfr, Miss rlie Engel; fancy hand
painted tidy, Miss Rosa Bipchelp; silver
sugar spoon ald butter kniit, Miss
LOuisa II ingnrtnet; doZ'p silver tea
an0Ona, Mr. And Mira Louis Engel; tidy,
Mr. Rud Mira. PsIer LAthHmer; basket Ol
cut aiw ~, Aida and ELIZA Engel;
fancy pickle castor, Mr., aud Mira, A.
Cook; fancy silver and glass butter "
Mr.. Adam Phillips ana family; silver
sugar bowl, Nc, and Mrs. q. Fieheri
ollet set. Mr.. A, Shnberl and ladyi tidy,
Nls. BArtnmi he'd spread, Mira, Langen.
bach; glass fruit stand, Mr. and Mira,
JtnsOn; table spread, Mlss Carrie
Leniz r; hride'a jewelry, Mira. Katie
kirka; silver gravy SPOON, Mr. and Mrs,
Andrew Welundt; rocking chair, Mr,
aud Mrs, Il, levy
sonAFFNER-oPENlllAiER,
At elehl O'Clock mass thia morning NJ
tho 50 Pej0f's German Catholic Church
Il v. Father Burrkel Joined In the holy
bot d. Of Wrdl0rk, with tho beautiful
marriaga service OF the church, Mr.
X yler n. Schnlfner aud Mts Mary
0peuhlmer The bride was handsomely
attired in u stone colored silk Dress
while tho groom wore the customary
drees suit The contracting parties
were attended by Mr.. Joseph 0penhlmer,
brother OF the bride, and Miss Mary
schaifner, silter Of the groom.
After The service the bridal party was
driven IN the residence OF the brlde's
mother, Mrs 0psnhelmer, No, 81 North
Cherry street, where q number OF invl'
tod gueata were entertained with q
aplendidly prepared wedding dinner.
Mr.. aud Mfs Ichaifner were the recip.
tents Of lorg llst OF beautiful and use
tul wedding presents. The happy couple
leave this afternoon for wedding tour
In the west. The DEMOCRAT Joins with
many frlende In extending CHEEKY
congratulations.
Mr., 6chaffner 10 popular employe OF
the wholesale grocery firm OF b. Danne-
miller q Sons In this city, and the bride
IL q sieter OF Mr., John 0ponheimer, the
druggist.
WILLIAMSBURG
Married, on the 10Th inat, by Rev. p.
Herbruck, Mr. Thomas Willlame and
Miss Nellie II, Price, both OF Stark
county.
GRossNIRLAUs-MAGLY.
Married, on the 18th init, by Roy. p
Horbruck, Godfrey tlrossnlknue and
Msi Mary Magley, both Of Stark county,
PERMITS TO WE'D,
The following marriage licenses have
b 'en iV ued John SzkOtnpeky and Mary
RuCksay, Plain tp; Thos, Williams and
Melie II. Price, Lawrence tp; Godfrey
Grossniklaus and Mary MeglH Canton;
George W. Middleton aud Emma Oliver,
Alliance; Frederick Lehman and Lena
Semerlng, Masslllon; Fred REIN, Jr,,
and Lizzie LelniDger, Canton.
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