The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-02-04
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Cora A. Smith and M
Henry N. Firestone.

Marriage of Miss Cora A. Smith and Mr..
Henry N. Firestone.
One of the most happy and auspicious
events in Canton's surbue D. society for
many seasons was the IN, yiage of Miss
Cora a. Smith to MIR. HenryN. Firestone
of Middle Branch at the home of her par
ents, Henry and Sarah Smith, on the Ber-
lin road Thursday afternoon January 2S,
1892. Invitations had been sent to the
friends of both and about seventy-flve
guests were present. Every room in the
house was decorated with taste and ele-
gance. Shortly after two o'clock, to the
Beautiful strains of a grand wedding
march on the piano, by Miss Anna Smith
of Massillon, the happy couple marched
into the front room and beneath bower
OF evergreen and ivy, the Rev. Mr.. Will
son of the Simpson M. L. church went
through the marriage ceremoney and pro-
nouncad them husband and wife.
After hearty congratulations to the bride
and groom from all present they were in
vited to a bountiful repast ty the genial
host and hostess, and all enjoyed the de-
.ightful task of partaking of the good
CnlngS spread before them.
After dinner was over the young couple
left for Canton where they took the A: is
train on the C. C. & S. to Clereland. From
there theygo to Michigan for several
weeks. and will go to Chicaao and return
by way OF Columbus.
The presents were very valuable and
numerous. The groom's present to the
bride was handsome and valuable gold
watch and chain, an heirloom from his
m IGher.
A silver mounted carving ret by Mr.. C.
D. Firestone and family, Columbus, o.
Silver tea set by Mrs. and Sadie Gordon
of Minneapolis, MINI.
Silver tea set, Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Better
and Miss Nellie Firestone.
Half dozen silver, pearl landle fruit
knives, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe j. Firestone,
Columbus, o.
Dozen silver tea spoons, Nr. and Mrs.
j.. X. Mcdowell, Mr.. IL. H. Housed and
Miss Eva Housed.
Silver butter knife and sugar spoon,
| Misses Lucy and Grace Murray.
Silver butter knife and sIgar spoon,
| Mrs. Cromer.
Silver nut crackers and ,ickers, Mr..
| and Mrs. W. |. Mcdowell; liver butter
dish, Mother Firestone: silver preserve
dish; Misses Mary and Flpa Housed I;
silver castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. M. Fire.
stone; silver and cut glass fruit dish, Mr..
| and Mrs. T.. j. Smith; silver ruit spoon,
| Charles and Rsbecca Puliga silver and
glass pikcle jar and prongs, h (. and Mrs.
j. Brown; silver individual epper end
salt, Mrs. X. Jones; pair siyer napkin
rings, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T.. Mlley; silver
pickle prongs, j. Kirby McDwell linen
table cloth and napkins, MIR. and Mrs. w.
| II. Martin; large linen table cloth, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Unger; 81 of linen
towels, Elizabeth and Mimic Unger
stand cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pntius; lace
toilet set, Mrs. and Annia 4utz; dozen
china tea plates, Mr.. and Mrs. John H..
Smith; half dozen china desert plates,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith; lass water
| pitcher, Mrs. Holl; dozen lint glass
| tumblers, Miss Anna Smith, Massillon /;
stand tidy, Miss Helen e. Smih, Massil-
lon; wicker work basket, Mi and Mrs.
Benton Smith. Massillon; lige parloT
lamp, Howard Myers; fancy lalp, Marion
Sutz; fancy foot stool, Bir6a Pellon
large glass fruit dish, E. g. Miller; ten
| dollar bill, Louisa Camp,
The out of town guests laaideB Mr..
Firestone's friends from MiC Cilebrancb,
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. MDowell of
McDonaldsville; Mr., and Ms. Benton
Smith, Misses Anna and Helal 10. Smith
OF Massillon.