The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-02-02
MARRIED In MASSILLON
MR.. DANIEL BIScHoFF, JR, SECURES
MISS ANNIE CLARA SNYDER AS A
BRIDE.


pie Bntwined and Will Beat in
Unison-The Event Attended by sev-
ersl Hundred Quests, Among Whom
Are Quite a Number of Canton Peorls.
The palatial residence of Mr.. George NJ.
Snyder, at No. $50 East Main street, Mas
siilou, was the scene of unusual briliiancy
Wednesday night, the occasion being the
marriage of his accomp ished daughter,
Miss Annie Clara, to Mr.. Daniel Btschuf,
Jr., the well known salesman at John
Schumacher's shoe store, and also q
member of the Board Of Education
ia this city. As both con-
IractiuE parties were great favor
ties in social circles and have friends
without number, many neatly printed iu-
vIg1tlCns had been issued, stating that the
ties that would make these young people
happy for the balance OF their well begun
Iives, would be cousumm tied in the pars
lUrs at D. m. Tue guests began to AS
eembie early in she evening, and by the
time the hour arrived, between two hun
dred aud flfty and three hundred persons
weTo in atteDuEECo. Atnung this happy
gathering we're quite a number from oIher
cities aud towns, including ZNnesyille,
Cleveland, Canal Fulton, Louaouvl!e,
Canton and other places. There were at
least eighty persons present from Canton,
the relatives and Intimate friendn Of the
ErBo q.
After all had been comfortably seated
in the cozy parlors, Professor Herman
Boese took his place at the piano, and
y hen the bridal party was in readiness,
L)heugriu's beautiful wedding march was
rendered. All eyes were riveted
upon the stOirway leading from
the upper porlors, eager TO get the
fest glance 81 tho soonSto be Benedict
aud his charmingly .attired bride. Clock
like footsteps were heard and soon Rev.
5. z. Long OF the German Lutheran
church appeared bearing on bis arm the
groom, Mr. DANIEL Bischoff. The BRIDES
maid, Miss Stella Snyder, cousin of the
bride, came next, being accompanied by
Mr.. George Bschotf, brother of the
groom, who acted as the groomsmaD.
Miss Mary Biscboff, of GAINESVILLE, the
maid of 6onor, followed, being accom-.
panied by Mr.. Harry Snyder, brother of
the bride. who GCtcd IS attendant 20 the
groom. The bride of the evening, Miss
Annie Clara Snyder, leaning on the arm
Of her father concluded the party. They
took their places in the bay window
Of the rear parloT under a beautiful arch
Composed Of snllaS, palms and lilies,
rare plauts making n beautiful back
ground Tor The charming picture. Rev.
Long, who 10 the po6sessor of rich, deep
voice, then repeated the marriage ritual of
the Lutheran cnurcb, the ceremony being
functions. After the questions had been
promptly answered ana the groom placed
the golden band on the BRIDES slender
finger, they were pronouced man and
wife.
The couple that starts with such bright
prospects IN life remained in their posi- :
tioDs, while the relatives and guests eG-
tended their lips and hands in hearty con-
GratulatiuuG.
The bride was prettily and faultlessly
Gtrred 10 p rich white corded silk,
trimmed in Duchess lace and carried q
bouquet Of exquisite roses. Her appear>
ance was charming. Miss Stella Snyder
was dressed in a canary colored cord.
cd silk, with ribbons to match. Miss Mary
BiscboT OF Zsnesville, wore a salmon
silk, with pearl trimmilgs and lace. The
groom and his attendants were clothed in
the conventional BLACK, and ali in all it
was a model bridal party.
The ushcr5 were Msssrs. Ed. Jansen of
this city aud Wallace Snyder of Massl-
Ion.
Supper wac thon announced in readi-
p-se by the caterers in charge, and headed
y the bridal party, the guests wended
their wsy to IGG attic where plates had
been laid for over one hundred people.
such supper AZ was served can scarcely
he tquallsd, but could not be eXcElled. It
cCDsIsted Of ali the GelicaCies Of the sea-
con. II was almost midnight when the
wants OF Gll the quests had been offended
TO.
After the sumpiuoUs supper bad been
served tue wedding party and their guests
ra-asRem 0led in the parlors below, listen-
ing TO musics! selections aud engaging in
social conversation aud psrlOr pastimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bischoff and Mr.. Snyder
and his affable family showed their ability
as entertainers and extended invitations
20 ell present 90 again visit their hospita>
ble home. The Canton parties present
returned 10 their homes on the late elec-
trio cars, "a special trip being made for
that purpose. For the present Mr..
Bl5chCH and his wife will reside in Mas
silloE, but he will still retain his position
here, coming over in the morning and re-
turning at night.
Among those present were many OF the
handsome young society ladies of Massil.
Ion aud their presence added q charm to
the happy occasion.
The presents received by the happy
pair were quite numerous and all were
costly. They were displayed in one of the
upper rooms, and shoWed in what high
estimation these popular young people
are held.
wedding trip was dispensed with for
the present, but during the summer an
extensive tour OF the west will be made.
The dialB on the clocks pointed 20 a late
hour when the last guests took their de-
porture. wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Blschof all the sNeets OF married life and
nous ofthe bitter. The News DEMOCRAT
only wishes to add it's hearty congraVula-
tious and best wishes to the happy par.