Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-15
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Special Correspondence.
Ogden, June l5.-The most elaborate
social affair Of the season took place
Wednesday evening, when Miss Selma
Kuhn OF Ogden and Mr., Edward Vert
hemer, OF Pine Bluff, Arkansas, were
united In bonds Of holy wedlock in the
presence Of about three hundred rela-
lives and friends Of the contracting
parties, at Christensen's beautiful hall.
Promptly at $50 Chrlstensen's aug
nentod orchestra played Mendelssohn'
Wedding march and the bridal party
were ushered into the hall First came
Arthur Kuhn, Prof. George A. Eaton,
Oscar Kuhn and Ed Rosenbaum, the
ushers; they were followed by the
bridesmaids, Miss Edison. Miss Green,
Miss Werthelmer, and Miss Eva Kuhn.
Then came Miss Leda Kuhn, the maid
% honor, and Immediately after her
me bride on the arm Of her father Mr.
Abe Kuhn. Slowly they proceeded to
The triple arch where they were re-
eelyed by the groom and his best man,
Mr. Karl Kuhn. The bride and groom
stood beneath the center arch, which
was a most exquisite creation Of floral
work done In pink and white roses and
carnations with evergreen background,
suspended from the center OF which
was a large floral bell. Judge III. II.
kolapp In a short but very impressive
ceremony united the two together in
bonds OF holy matrimony On either
sac Of the center arch was a taste-
lully arranged arch, suspended from
lne center Of which were the Initials OF
The contracting parties X and w AZ
YER the ceremony the orchestra played
Aohengren's wedding march, while the
guests thronged around the bride and
groom 10 extend their congratulations
ana best wishes for a happy and pros
porous Journey through life. A unique
Eut was presented 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Werlheimer by Judge Rolapp. In the
shape II q beautiful book, containing
NE pictures Of the bride and groom the
marriage ceremony, and other lnforma-
lloh pertaining TO the contracting par
lies The book was designed by County
recorder ID. w. Ellis. and made most
handsome gift,
The bride wore an elegant gown Of
white duchess satin. with train
trimmed with real point lace, with a
- ''N 'hllNU anu bIuibt DlpSsblAlet
me groom was dressed In conventional
The maid Of honor wore a white cos.
l.me n silk lace and carried n bouquet
~ brides roses. The brides maids,
MISS Eva Kuhn. Of ogden, and Miss
Neflheimer, Of Pine Blur, Ark, were
tooNne1 In exquisite costumes Of white
sN null trimmed with real lace, and
Hiss Edison, of Kansas City, and Misa
mten OF Ogden. wore similar costumes
llnk silk null, trimmed In real lace.
mere we're many other very costly
auu beautiful costumes worn by the
adles present.
Mrs Abe Kuhn, mother OF the bride,
wore a green silk dress trimmed In
point lace and Mrs. Ad Kuhn wore a
EIeI barase, embroidered In chenille.
lne decorations in Christensen's hall
we're beautiful and artistic the color
Nneme being pink and white with an
..1le,green back ground. From the
ulble arch TO the opposite side OF the
"all were stretched ribbons OF white
Nv pink. making an aisle through
1.lch the bridal party marched.
Aiter the ceremony the even
".s was spent In pleasant conversation
anu tripping the light fantastic until
~ midnight, when bride and groom
Nv me hall, and were driven TO the
.ant Kuhn residence on the corner
" i"enty-fourth street and Madison