The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
DREHER-HENTON
A Large Number Of Guests Witnessed '''
Imposing Ceremony.

George NJ. Dreher and MISS L
Blanche Henton were married mere
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The scene OF this pretty ceremony
was in the Grace Episcopal church,
corner OF Fourth and Sprague streets
The edifice was brilliantly lighted ana
was most profusely decorated WIN
smilax npon the altar ratings ana
pilasters, interspersed with seVeral
hundred Gala lilly blooms, orange
blossoms and potted easter lilies, WIN
festoons OF smilax draped from the
ceiling in the center back OF the altar
At the hour of = o'clock the wedding
party arrived. and as they appeared al
the door, Mrs. A. G.. Slemnons' VINO
presided at the organ, began the wen
ding march, and the bridal party APP
preached the altar in the following
order: The groom, Mr.. George NJ
Dreher, accompanied by Howard ~
McBride, his best man, following whom
came the ushers, Will G. Davidson, II.
b. Ferris, Charles a. Hoadnight ana
G.. G.. IIolzel; EeXt the bridesmaids,
Misses Freda Agatzand Jennie Sprague,
then the maid of honor, Miss Catherlhe
Henton. The flower girls. little Marion
Graqes and Dorothy Lockwood, were
next in order, followed by George Is.
Henton and his daughter, the bride.
AS the bride and her father reached
the shrine of iymen, the last strains
of the music died away and the father
presented to the groom his daughter,
and Rev. Alfred Lock wood, rector OF
the church, stepped forth IN front OF
the altar and before him and in the
presence Of one hundred and nifty VIII
nesses they plighted their marriage
vows in the beautiful Episcopal cere-
mony. Immediately following tho we'd
ding ceremony Il reception and wed
ding supper were held at the home OF
the brides parents, corner OF Sprague
and Eight streets. Mr. and Mrs. Dreh-
or left this morning for an extended
visit GU the Sound.
The gown of the bride was creation
of white crepe du chene, trimmed IN
point lace, while the bridesmaids wore
white wolfe.
Those from Spokane who attended
the wedding were: Judge George Tur-
ner and wife and Mrs. ID. \. Clement
Mesdames Turner and Clement being
sisters OF the groom-and Howard X.
Mcbride, Will G. Davidson. II. b. Fer
rs, Charles f. Roadnight and G. G.
Holzel.
Mr.. Dreher is teller of the Exchange
National Bank, of Spokane, and the
bride is one of Ellensburg's leading
young ladies and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George b. Henton. They will
make their home in Spokane, to which
place the best wishes of very large
circle OF warm friends follow them.
The Terpischorean dancing clubgives
leap year dance on Friday, April s,
at Masonic hall.
Quite number OF the Knights of
Pythias OF this place attended session
OF the lodge at Gle Elum, Thursday.
Democratic primaries of South Ellens-
burg precinct will be held at the resi-
dence of Martin Mahan, North d street.
April Ii, at 10 a. m.
II. j. Horn, the new gene raj manager
of the Northern Pacific, and A. Beamer
superintendent of the Spokane division,
were in town this week.
The Mills ever-bearing strawberry,
possessing the highest qualities in
flavor, size and production-the first
and the last. Ought to be in every
garden or home. GEO. MILLS.
White Plymouth Rock Epps.