The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-01-05
WEDDING BELLS RING.
FOR SENATOR ROBERT A. POL
LOCK AND MISS LILLIAN
HEINRICH.
Ceremony Performed at the Home Of
the Brides Parents--An Auspi-
cious oecssion-To Go
to Columbus.

cious Occasion-To Go
to Columbus.
Senator Robert A. Pollock, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Pollock Of North
Lawrence and Miss Lillian Violet Hem
rici, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henrici of this city, we're united in
marriage at the home of the BRIDE at
725 Mahoning street Wednesday even
Ing at oclock. The ring ceremony
was used and was performed by Rev.
Nau, pastor of the First Reformed
church.
At 2 o'clock sharp the bridal party
composed OF Robert A. Pollock, Miss
lhnan Henrici, Miss Edith Henrici
and Attorney Z. E. Huey, Of loungs-
town, marched down stairs TO
corner OF the parlor where The cere-
mony was performed. The wedding
march was played by Miss Pearl WISE
man OF Alliance, it being the wedding
march from Loheusrln. In this corner
Of the room was beautifully built an
arch of tuberoses and smIlax. In the
center of the arch hung a large bell
made OF white roses under which the
bridal couple stood wnIle the VOWS
we're taken. The bride was attired in
o white chiffon dress trimmed with
lace. At the ceremony about 70 in
yited guests were present.
Immediately alter the wedding a
three course dinner was served at the
hason's dining hall on the fifth floor
of the Masonic temple. The color
scheme carried out tor the dinner was
pink and white. In the center Of the
hall was the table of the bridal party
and to which also a few OF the most
intimate friends were seated. The tCl-
lowing were at this table which was
handsomely decorated: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Pollock, Miss Edith Henrci,
C. e. Huey, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hen
Yici, Miss Jean Pollock, Rev. Nau and
for the table was one Of delicate
shade Of pink. II was in an artistic
manner decorated with smilax and
white roses and the center was occI-
pied by a large wedding cake. The
other tables for the 1875 guests who
were present we're arranged according
B. A white spread covered the tables
and from corner to corner diagonally
ran pink ribbon about and inch and
half wide; at the end being large pink
bows Of ribbon. During the dinner
sweet strains Of music rendered by
Emerson's orchestra added TO the de-
light OF the occasion. The three
course dinner served was: First course
fruit salad; second course, chicken
salad, olives, cracker waters and salt
ed almonds; in the third course the
color scheme was again carried In an
effective way by the serving of cake
and pink cream. After the dinner a
reception was held in Masonic ball
room at which dancing was INDUCED |
In, the music heing furnished by Emer-
sons orchestra.
The following were among the many |
out OF town guests: Hon. r. c. Huey |
Of Youngstown, Hon. ID. M. Ratchford, |
labor commissioner Of Columbus; ex-
Mayor Bell of Massillon, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Sem of Monroe Falls, John Kagey OF |
Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. William !
Baumgartner of Massillon, Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. J. Wise of Massillon, Mr.. and !
Mrs. NJ. V. Oberlin of Massillon, Geo. |
of Massillon, Doctors Vaughn
and McGeroge from the Massllon
State hospital, Mrs. Thomas Masters
Of Massillon, Mrs. John Blakeslee OF |
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Daily of |
Canal Fulton, Miss Nellie Allinger OF |
r. r. Pollock, a cousin OF
the groom, from North Lawrence,
Miss Traxlers of Newark and Miss
Jean Pollock, sister OF the groom.
Tho groom's parents were not in at
tendance at the ceremonies OF the ev-
ening owing to the illness of his |
mother.
Many out of town guests who we're
not able to be present sent regrets in
the form Of kilograms and letters.
They were received from the follow
ing: Governor Herrick and wife of
Columbus, Hon. Harvey c. CARRIER OF
Columbus, Attorney General Wade
Ellis Of Columbus. Hon. NJ. w. Harvey
Of Cleveland, d. c. Rutan of Carroll
ton, Attorney e. S. Wertz Of Wooster,
and number of others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock will leave for
Columbus sometime Thursday and
during the present session of the leg
slature will reside at 31S State street,
Owing TO legislative duties the we'd
ding trip will be deter ed to a later
date. While In this city the bride and
groom are being entertained at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Chase
n 1920 North Cleveland avenue. Their
many friends remembered them with
many beautiful presents OF cut glass,
nlverware and leather upholstered fur
bfture