Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05
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! SOCIAL AND
! PERSONAL.

There was a quiet but very pleasant
wedding at 1880 this morning, at the
resldeice of Mr.. and Mrs, John Wilhart
1913 south Eleventh East street, where
their daughter, Miss Pearl NJ. Drehmer
was married to DR.. A, s, Bower. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Elmer
|. Goshen Of the First Congregational
church. IN the front parlors Of the VIII
hart residence, which were handsomely
decorated with roses and carnations
The bride returned only few days ago
from California, where she has been
spending the winter, and was attlred In
n lovely travelling gown, and carried
large boQuet Of roses. She made
remarkably handsome bride.
Only the immediate families Of the
couple were present, and after a we'd
ding breakfast, DR.. and Mrs, Bower
took carriage for the Rio Grande de-
pot. where they boarded the train Tor
Colorado Springs Owipg to the doc
tors professional engagements, the
happy couple will be away but short
time, and on the return Will reside at
the Doctors new residence, Sii east
First South street.
The bride has long been a great IA
vorite in this city, and her society was
much sought after by large circle OF
admiring friends; and the groom Is ono
OF the most experienced and respected
physicians and surgeons In the west,
The friends Of both extend many hearty
congratulations to the happy pair
A notable event Of yesterday though
unheralded save It's announcement as
an at home was the reception hcld
by Mrs. r. +. Holmes from to Tor
her friends at her home and their en-
tertainment with a display of the Narl-
Gus art treasures gathered IN her lraN-
els abroad. 1t Is seldom that such n
collection Of rare embrOdcries, laces
etc, are seen together, and these with
the paintings and other pieces of notable
distinction make vertahle treat for
art lovers. Among the most beautiful
pieces Of embroidery are an elaborate
piano-drape OF heavy white satin rich
~ embroidered in yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS Nile green drape done In
| roses, and a black satin bedspread hea-
Willy embroidered I'm chrysanthemums
Rare laces from nearly every civilized
country, and choice pieces Of bric-a
| braC in hand carving, etc. were shown
the display being In every way inter
| estIng The rooms were decorated win
American beauty roses, and refresh
ments were served in the library,
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
| Stidham who were married at Galleries
| New, on Monday, descended upon them
Unexpectedly on Thursday night, and
made them the impromptu hosts at 4
| delightful party with cards, music, etc.
aiding In the pleasant entertainment
About 40 were present TO participate In
the enjoyable affair,
Col. and Mrs, II. A. Wall will enter.
tain at large evening party next Mon
| day,
Prof. ]. ]. Mcclellan will leave to,
morrow night for a three weeks stay
In the east, his trip to include Denver
Chicago, Detroit and New York,
|
Mrs l., l.. Downing has visiting hel
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duyn of Iowa.
|
Miss Ethel May Scott entertained q
number Of her friends at pleasant
| Kenslngton yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs c. Stanley Price have
returned from short visit In Denver
|
Madam Helen Root who has charge
| Of the sewing classes az the L. OF ~
| gave an exhibit Of the work done dur.
ing the year yesterday and today, and
| many visitors who were interested IN
the enterprise, including the state edu.
catIonal committee Of the Utah Fedora.
ton Of Women's clubs, called to eX.
anime the articles on display.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wood have re-.
turned from California,