Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-17

rvHfHhUp WATERS.
The elegant home ~ M. John
Hughes ~ South High street, wss the
scsps ~ a gpist but exceedingly bsppy
sbd plssssfit wedding on Wednesday,
the 1ftb, st higii noon, wbeu TIE Rev.
q. w. KeIlefbisn, ~ TIE N n, church,
IN very impressive ard eloquent ser.
ylps. united ~ marriage Fisnk w
Wstefs, = prominent and promising
young man of Salem, and Miss Jessie
=. NOftbfup, the besotifol ard sccom-
e,lshsd niece Of Mt and Mrs. John
Al precisely ~ O'Clock Miss Gene.
We've Hughes begap the beautiful
strains ~ MspdelssobD's grand old
wedding nDsreb, ~ which the bfidsl
party entered the handsomely deoof-
ated spacious paflors, tbe bride end
groom being preceded by little Miss
ANA strong, accompanied by Master
Asebel Bush, and Miss Ethel Hughes
and DR.. y. NJ. Kssne. The party look
tbelr places under . bsautIfuf floral
wedding bell c0Dposed 0f the farest
cut 0owers, which was suspended from
the center Of the isrge east bay window,
gaflaDds OF cl0Ics roses forming pfet
". background.
After the ceremony and copgrstuls.
tl0Ds the company repaired 10 the
breakfast room where dainty wedding
breakfast Was rerved.
The bride was very charming In
delicate sea foam silk with rich lace
Trimmings. bhe carried q bouquet Of
lovely bride roses.
Little Miss Strong appeared very
dainty aud sweet In an empire gown Oi
ualIAO/ sttk Akn l.A .s -
Mics Ethel Hughes was prettIIy ~.
tired In nile green crepe cloth gown
ana carried b bouquet Of pink roses.
The gentlemen were dressed % their
usual becoming style, and looked very
The decorations were very pretty,
yellow being the color selected for tie
parI0rs, While the breakfast room was
II led with pink flowers, roses pred0m-
iDatiDg. The prOfusiOB OF lovely flow.
ers everywhere bresthed forth their per.
fume AZ n benedietion upon the newly
married pair. -
The happy couple took the lao train
for an extended tour Of the Sound c0un-
try and British Columbia, after which
they will settle down TO the stern realI
Ties OF married life In o cosy home on
Church street, where they will be ai
home TO their many friends after July
Is.
Those present were: Mrs. II. II. Wa
ters, Mrs. A. A. McCu!ly, Of Portland,
Miss Leila Waters, Mr.. 0e0fge Waters.
Mr.. Fred Waters, Master Wayne Wa.
ters. Mr.. and Mrs John Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. \,
J. Hughes, Miss Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith, Mrs.
Rhoda Edes, Miss Helen Edes, Miss
Lola PrlDgle, Mr.. and Mrs. HaniliD
Smith, Miss Clara Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Amos Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shelley
Morgan, Of Portland, Miss Helen Nor
gan, Mrs. VIII Kinney, Of Astoria, Mrs. |
u. Strong, Mrs. Fullerton, mr.. and Mrs.
John III. McNary, Mrs. q. l.. Sr0at,
Miss Sroat, Miss Bertha Hfoat, Miss
Edith hrOat, Miss Alice Broat, Mr.. Paul
t5roat, Mr., Henry Myers, Mr.. George
Hughes, Mrs. n. u. 0subbe.
a PINK TEA.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J, II
is. Royal, assisted by their daughter |
Carrie, entertained q number Of the Sa- |
lem public school teachers In honor OF |
Miss CapweIl. Miss Thesis and Mrs. |
Smith, OF the Lincoln school. The re.
ceptiOn rooms and table were decorated |
with pink, which color prevailed beau
fifully In the entire refreshments, In
Guiding napery, flowers. salads, cream,
snd cake. All the appointments were
appropriate and beautiful. Others than
he above present were: Mrs. a. q.
1rubbe, Misses Coburn, Mckinley, |
FriDk, Ada lteybolds, Rey.
]. n. Royal, wife and daughter, Mrs |
Oberg, who were here for commences.
nent week.