Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
The Marraige of Mir. E. B. Modem and
 Miss Lulu Drais Duly Celebrated.

A quiet wedding was celebrated in this place Sunday; the contracting parties being AIr. Eric B. Modem, a much respected young gentleman of Pinal, and one of Florences most popular bellies, Miss Lulu Drais, daughter of MT and Mrs. L. K. Drais, of this place.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. l. T: Whittemore, in the presence of a few of the most intimate friends of the family. The rooms were taste fully decorated and presented quite a festive appearance; over the doors were placed wreaths of evergreen and yellow chrysanthemums, whilst pie lures and brio a brac were almost hid den in green foliage, out of which peeped roses, oleanders and many nues of chrysanthemums.
 At half pastsone o'clock the bridal party entered :; the bride supported by her father, followed by the groom and Mrs. R. H. Martin, the bride and groom taking their places beneath an umbrella of white chrysanthemums with wreaths ofsmilax upon either side where the ceremony was performed and the newly welded pair received the hearty congratulations of theil friends.
 The bride, who is pretty brunette wore rich costume of cream satin made in the s"Princess" style, cut V shaped at the neck the drapery was Of heecy silk lace, caught upon the side with orange blossom, a wreath Of these blossoms formed a semi circle from the V shaped neck to the left side Of the skirt, a bunch of the same nestled in the dark hair, which wal worn pompadoar white slippers anc long undressed kid gloves completed the simple and becoming costume.
 After an interval had been spent il viewing the many handsome presents the guests, preceded by the bride anC groom proceeded to the Florence Hotel where most tempting array of de hcacies was spread. Upon each enc of the long table stood immense bou quets: over the centre hung a wreatl of smilax, the bridal cake, a marve
 
 centre of the table.
 At four o'clock. the carriage whicl was to convey the happy couple t, their home in Pinal arrived, and the, drove off amid shower of rice, gooC wishes and old shoes, immediately fol lowed by number of their friends il carriages, who seemed loath to part until they had seen the pair abou three miles out on ife's journey tc gether.
 MT. and Mrs. Modem have the bes wishes of the people of Florence fo their future happiness, and in travel ling hand in hand over the thorn path of life, that they may gather onl sunshine and roses. -~
 Those present were Miss Angi Doran, Miss Jessie Drais, Miss Gel tie Rogers, Miss Merced Angula, Mis- Genevieve Oury, Miss Hattie Elbel Miss Gustie Hildebrant, Misses Fan nie and Nellie Bartleson, Mir. and Mrs J. A. Marshall, Mir and Mrs. R. H Martin, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ochoa Mrs K. French, J. w. Rannells, H. V Jackson, w. Wood Porter, r. E. White F. c. Calderon, F. B. Maldonado. J H. Hull, L. K Drais
 The following are few of the pres ents received: The Groom to tn Bride, Diamond Ring; Solid Silve and Gold Fruit Stand, Brides Parents Elegant Hanging Lamp, Messrs. F. Calderon and J. H. Hull Plush Rock CT, Mr. Chris. Petersen (PinaD. Dir ner Set, MT. John Luedke, (Pinal) Set Silver Knives and Forks, Mrs. k French; Toilet Set, Messrs. W. Woo Porter, H. V. Jackson and F. B. Ma donado; Hand Painted Perfume ce Miss Geneyieve Oury; Cage and Tw Csnaries, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Martin Silver Cake Stand, Mir. and Mrs. J. 4 Marshall (PinaD; Plush Pictur Frames, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ochoa Pair Handsome Vases, Miss Jessi Drais; Scrim Tidy and Satchet, Mis- Gustie Hildebrant; Silver Cake, Mis Doran; Silver Pepper and Salt Stand Mrs. Louisa Ruse (Nevada), Beautifr Pin Cushion, Miss Hattie Elbell Handsome Fruit Dish, Miss Florenc Pryor, San Francisco; Set Painte Fruit Plates, Misses. Fannie and Ne lie Ba:tleson; Silver Vinegar and Oliv Oil Stand, Frank NJ. Drais; Bronz CloK, Mir. ahd Mrs. Chas. Starr; Car, I ing Knife d Fork, MT. Van Cour la2dtAPiDaD, Box of Grapes and Pom, Mir I Rapov