Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-29
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Among the announcements or the
week was that OF the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Rosemary Gloze TO Mr..
Wright OF Los Angeles. the date OF
the wedding being some time early In
the spring. Miss Gloze left this week
with her mother. Mrs. I. c. Gloze, for
Los Angeles to remain for some time.
|
A pretty home wedding Of the week
| was that OF Miss Henrietta Stein and
| Joseph A. Blumberg, which took place
| ON Thursday at the residence OF MIR.
| and Mrs. Lowenstein on Third street,
| Rabbi Fruend and Rev. Bilsky officiat-
| ing In the ceremony with only the near
! relatives and frienas present. The
| maid OF honor was Miss Ella Lowen-
| stein. and the bridesmaids. Misses Jean
| Glazer and Sophia Beckman, while
| Mrs. II. s. Stein, the brides mother,
was matron OF honor. The bridal gown
| was OF radlum silk over tafteta, and
the bouquet brides roses. The brides
maids wore white and the maid OF
honor pale blue. The little sister of
the groom was flower girl, and the rib
bon bearer Sherman Lowenstein and
Herman Shirvitsky. Mr.. Ben Stein
was best man and the ushers MIR. Sam
Stein and Max Otterheimer, The
rooms were handsomely decorated, and
an elaborate wedding supper was
served, after which the bridal pair
left for a short trip. They will be at
home on their return at No Hawkes.
court.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Pattlson
and Myron Blackett took place on
Christmas night at the brides home,
Father kearns performing the cere-
mony, Miss Florence Pattison attend
ing the bride and John Pattlson acting
az best man. The rooms were prettily
decorated IN bells holly and chrysan-
themums and a wedding supper was
served from a table made picturesque
with flowers and greens. The brides
gown was Of white silk null beauti-
fully trimmed In white lace and the
bridesmaid wore white dotted swiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackett left later for an
eastern trip after which they will re-
turn here to reside.
Another wedding Of tho week was
that Of Miss Elizabeth Orth and Ru-
dolph Kuchler Of Ogden, the ceremony
being performed In the parlors Of the
Wilson by Judge Armstrong In the
presence Of few intimate friends and
the young people leaving Immediately
for ogden. where they will reside. The
bride Is niece OF John Dooly or this
city. and has been for some years
supervisor Of tho primary schools In
Ogden. The groom Is well known |
business man and is a representative |
in the Utah legislature.
AT St Paul's on Wednesday Mis-
Anila Hoagland OF Idaho and Charles |
Cecil of this city were married, the
ceremony bdng performed at noon
by Rev. G. h. Perkins,
A quiet wedding took place on We'd
nesday. Dec 90. 1906, at the home OF
Mrs. NJ j. Lambert. Park city. VIXEN
Miss Pearl Lambert was married to
Mark Il. 'Bezzant OF American Fork.
The guests were the immediate rela-
tives After the marriage the young
couple took the train for American
Fork where they expect to make their
home. pleasant reception awaited
them at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Grant OF American Fork where a few
friends Joined them in the wedding
supper and the brass band Of Amerl-
IAN Fork serenaded them The bride
Il the daughter OF the Deseret News
man. II. c. Lambert.