The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-19
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DRUEHL- OGLESBY.
MRS: ELLA j. DRUEHI. AND MILTON
l.. OGLEsBY WED.
Rev. Bishop Leonard Performs the
Ceremony at st. Marks Church.
Banquet at the Knutsford, Fol-
lowed by Reception at the
Home of the Brides Parents.

Seldom have there been seen in Salt
Lake more elaborate nuptial ceremon-
les and festivities than those attend
ant upon the marriage of Miss Ella
Josephine Druehl and Mr. Milton l..
Oglesby. which was celebrated at st.
Marks Episcopal church last evening.
The church was we'll filled at Z
O'Clock and presented a most attrac-
tive appearance. At the altar was a,
curtain of white, neatly festooned in
sprigs of maiden hair fern Two long
satin ribbons lined the pews on each
side of the aisle. Close to the altar.
which was draped becomingly in
white, the customary candles, set in
handsome candelabra, made a pretty
illumination The font was strewn
with ferns, which were also used on
the windows and chancel rail The
duties of ushers were performed by Mr..
Bob Glendinning and Mr.. Walter
Druehl.
AS the bridal party passed down the
aisle, Prof. Seymour struck up the
Lohengr;n march, and soft airs were
played all through the ceremony. The
Right Reverend Bishop Leonard Off
ciated impressiYely in the Episcopal
service, which united the couple in
marriage. The brides costume was
simple and elegant 1t was of ivory
lace, brocaded with point and duchess
lace. The bride was covered with a
white veil and carried a boquet of
white roses The maid of honor was
Miss Marion Simmons, who was ar
rayed in dress of pink crepe. Miss
Ethelyn Weber and Miss Nellie Beat
tie were the bridesmaids, and each
wore gown of white swiss with pink
ribbons. The best man to the groom
was Mr.. Bert Varian, and MIR. George
knight and Mr.. George Lawrence per
formed the duties of groomsmen. At
the conclusion of the ceremony, the
bride and groom made the exit march
to the familiar air from Mendelsshon.
and amid the merry peals of the bells
the guests passed to the outside where
carriages were in waiting for the
bridal party. They were conveyed at
once to the Knutsford, and in one
of the banquet halls the marriage sup
per was served. The table was pref
tily decorated with flowers. and about
thirty assembled at the feast. A most
elaborate menu was provided. and af-
ter the supper the bridal party were
driven to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Drushl, where a reception was held
from until Y to about 300 guests.
The gathering was in every partic-
ular a brilliant one Mrs Vincent.
Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. A. c. Young, Mrs.
De Goyler, Mrs. T. G. Weber. Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. Nelden and Mrs Ogles-
by assisted the bridal party in receiv-
ing the guests. The apartments were
decorated in an artistic way, with
pink and white as the color scheme.
Carnations, roses and sprays of fern
were used everywhere with a most
pleasing effect. Pink roses were the
dining room decorations. Miss Mary
Jennings served ices at the table and
Miss Georgia Weber, Miss Florence
Roundy. Miss Wilson ara Miss Mamie
Roundy also aided in dispensing re-
freshments. In the drawing room
large punch bowl was stationed. and
here Miss Lottie Weber gracefully
presided.
The bride and groom leave this
morning at sos on an easter tour, fol-
lowed by congratulations from a host
of well-wishers.