The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-12-03
MARRIAGE BELLS
Ring Merrily on Thanksgiving Day
in Canton.
Those VINO Celebrated the Dag by
Taking Unto Themselves Partners for
Jirs
DEvtLIE- GRAHAM.


The celebration Of the nuptials OF a
handsome, accomplished aud charming
young lady aud n young man, who, by hts
Rentlemauly demeanor and individual
merit, has made himself dsservedly pop
ular, is always an item which Is read win
great pleasure. Such joining of hearts
and hands occurred last evening. The
high contracting parties were Miss Jennie
May Graham and Mr.. Edward Deyille.
The wedding was quiet one, only the
near friends and immediate relatives be-
ing present. The party assembled was a
particular happy one. Preceded by the
ushers OF the evening, MIR. Atlee Pome-
rene and Mr.. Edward Buckius, the happy
couple took their places among the How.
ers and other attractive decorations. At
tired in a handsome gown OF white fatlle,
tastefully trimmed with Duchess lace,
Miss Graham was typical blonde. She
wore bridal veil, and carried in her hand
a very pretty bouquet of white roses.
Standing as she did, surrounded by flow
ers, attired in a gown which was very be-
coming, she never looked more charming.
IL is not surprising therefore that the
groom, wearing conventional black,
looked handsome and proud. They were
a charming couple. Rev. Father Arnould
performed the ceremony, repeating the
solemn words which made them husband
and wife. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Devlle received the earnest con-
gratulations of those present, q delight
ful wedding supper was served at the res
idence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham, No. 10 West North street. After
which the bride and groom left on the Ft
Wayne road for points in the east, They
will be absent about ten days, when
they will return and make their home for
the present with the BRIDES parents. The
substantial tokens of esteem and regard
from friends and relatives were many,
I.FNty lET In - eli
predominatsd. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Deville wish them every JOY.
NEwELL-CORLL,
Wednesday evening at 8 80 o'clock, Mr..
II. o. Newell and Mrs. L9ula Corll were
quietly married at the Baptist parsonage,
by Rev. j. N. Field. Mr.. Thomas Weber
was the best nan and Miss Alice Shorb
bridesmaid. The ceremony was n very
quiet one, and after it was over the happy
couple repaired to their new residence in
the Jones block, No. u North Cleveland
avenue. Many valuable and beautiful
presents were received from the friends
of the bride and groom. Mr.. Newell is
employed as compositor at the NEWS.
DEMOCRAT oilice, and is one Of the very
best printers in the business. The bride
has indeed n model husband and one who
by his straightforward ways and genial
manners has endeared himself to all con.
nected with this office.
The bride is handsome and most estiu-
able lady and has a host of friends in Can
ton and vicinity. She is a general favor
lie with all who know her, and Mr.. Newell
Is TO be congratulated on securing such |
an attractive and ACCOMPLISHED wife.
The employees at this office this morning |
presented Mr.. Newell with an elegant |
amp, as slight token of the esteem in |
which he is held. The News. DEMOCRAT !
Joins with host of friends in wishing |
hem many of the blessings and good |
'hings OF life, with very few of the bitter. |
BALLARD-QUINN,
A quite home wedding was performed |
yesterday (rhanks9iving) noon, by Rev. |
William II. Quinn, at his residence, No. |
IL East Fourth street, in which DR.. Fred |
A. Ballard, of No. 14 West Eighth street, |
and Miss Myrtle p. Quinn, youngest |
daughter of the officiating clergyman, |
we're the contracting parties Mr.. Will Ii. |
Green was best man, and Miss Ellie Tea |
garden attending the bride. Only the rel |
ltives and immediate friends we're pres |
ent. Regrets we're received from numer- |
ouF out Of town friends, who with those |
attending contributed many useful and |
valuable presents. DR.. and Mrs. Ballard |
will be "at homcn to their many friends |
after Thursday nCXt, December 3, at l34 |
West Eighth street.
REED HOWE.
Mr.. William II. Reed, of this city, and
Miss Cinda Howe, one of Osnaburg' most
amiable young ladies, were married yes
terday morning by Rev. L. 2. Herbruck,
at his residence. The benedicts will take
,Ip their abode at No, 81 Liberty street.
OTHER MARRIAGES.
Mr.. VIM. E. Guest of Pierce, Stark
county and Miss Abbie Mellott of the
same place were married on Wednesday
evening, November 25th, at the residence
of the officiating minister Rev. VIM. Will
Hanson.
Grrnt Brothers, of Sparta, and Sadie NJ.
Fohl, of Navarro, were married on
Than ksgiving day at Simpson Nj. Il, par
sonage by Rev. W. j. Wilson.
Jacob NJ. Crooks and Olive Jones were
married at the Reformed parsonage Nov.
26, by Rev. f. Strassner.