Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-24


Clarence Hamilton. All met at the
altar where the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. A. l.. HutchlsoD, pas
tor Of the church.
The wedding party then passed out
Of the church in the following erder:
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wiggius, Mr.. Hamilton
and Miss Albert, Mr.. Jos. Albert and
Miss Agnes Earhart, Mr.. Singleton
and Miss Jessie Dalrymple, DIR. Grit
] fifth and Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. AL
bert.
The decorations in the auditorium
were due to the good taste Of Miss Lii
| lian Applegale and Mr.. II. L. Black.
A group of palms on the rostrum
formed beautiful background, the
columns in front were wound with
English IVY aud ropes Of ivy reached
from them to the corners of the pulpit,
crossing in the center where ball Of
pink and white chrysanthemums was
suspended. A garland of the same
flowers was wound around the chancel
rail and tied with white satin ribbon.
Immediately after the ceremony
about two hundred guests assembled at
the home of the brides parents in AL
bert's addition, where the young cou-
pie were already waiting to receive the
congratulations of their friends. The
house, lighted inside and out by cleo
tricity, presented-an inviting appear
ance. The reception hall was decor
ated with deep red chrysanthemums,
the large bay window completely filled
with beautiful ferns, in front of which
the young couple, attended by the
bridal party, stood to receive their
friends.
The sitting room was in autumn
tints, the mantle banked in chrysan-
themums shading from deep red to
gold and brown, the columns of the
overmantle completely covered with
the brilliant green Oregon grape.
In the dining room, where delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening, the decorations were green
and white; ropes of smilax reached
from the chandelier to the corners of
the table, finished by boquets of white
chrysanthemums tied with broad green
ribbons dropping over the edge; in the
centre of the table was an artistic ar
rangement of superb blossoms.
One room was devoted entirely to the
display Of the beautiful and valuable
presents.
Many becoming toilets were noticed
during the evening, but the number of
guests forbids des escription of any saYe
those worn by the principal partici-
pants.
The bride look ed very sweet in white
crystal silk with garniture of silk null
and opalescent bead trimming. Her
veil was of silk illusion caught with
jasmine blossoms, aud she carried a
boquet of white chrysanthemums.
Miss Albert wore beautiful dress OF
rose-colored silk with cream lace. She
carried pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Agnes Earhart wore corn
colored silk and carried yellow chrys-
anthemums; Miss Jessie Dalrymple,
lavender silk, with boquet OF the cor
responding color.
Mrs. j. II. Albert, black silk.
Mrs. E. Il. Albert, black silk.
At II O'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins
were driven 10 their own pleasant and
daintily furnished cottage on the corner
Of Union and Winter streets where
they are at home TO their friends. They
are both deseryedly popular young peo-
pie, and the many friends Of Mr.. Wig
gins are sincere IN cOngratuIating hi IA
on his good fortune IN winning SO
lovely aud talented wife.