Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

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We1nes1zy evening. June = - the
resi5enos q state Treasurer Mstschsn
'in thfs citT. Hbe1 st Sd p m MIS-
.IuIfa " Metsehzn Ess married q
Dr. L =. Griffith. assistant physician
81 tie state insane ssylum- Recto'
Nazosn q 81 Paul's Episcopal
church. performed the oerem51y b.
Z Inazth q canspF q smfizK and white
orchids. TIE bride was srrayeS 10
uhite six trimued With white silk
4 lace aod six apiiqus, Carrying q bou-
. qust q white r1ses, an1 was attended
b. Der father. Hon. Pail Metschsn
aod bridesmaid. Miss Amelia Nets
chan. LiIlias Metschsn and Lois
I Peebles Played the wedding march
/ and the groom was attended b. Z.
I Flank Meredith. Congratulations
we're hearty from the guests, who
were relatives and friends and state
officials The maid n honor wore a
white oryandie over pink Xix with La
[ France roses and pink ribbons.
TIE decorations Of the spacious
Metschan house we're very elaborate.
Mr. and Mrs. Metschan we're equal u
The occasion a. hosts. Oregon grape,
roses, for which Oregon is famous in
June. flowers from forests and hot
house. palms. ferns and eYergreeDs
we're in evident profusiOn. The rooms
we're all thrown together by the re-
mOval Of doors.
Beautiful gifts To the bride and
groom were arranged in "a library al
cove OF ferns and moss, where six little
friends Of the bride. dressed as fairies
in white, dispensed lemonade from a
punch bowl and also assisted in en-
tertainiug the guests. They we're
Misses Ruth GabrlelsOn. Helen
Sutherland. Alice PEBBLES Grace Nc
GO8an, Maud Mckay and Pansy
SweetZeT. Refreshments occupied
tine guests fJr an hour or more in the
dining room, when DR.. and Mrs.
Grifith retired 10 the home that had
been fitted up for them in one Of the
state cottages provided Tor the asy-
lum physicians. The bride is the
first Of OregOn's popular state treas
urer's daughters to leave the family
circle, which has come to be known
far and wide as a center Of social and
domestic culture. The groom is also
A son Uf one Of OregOn's best and
foremost families. He has now a
proud name in his profession and
well deserves the hand OF the fair
bride he has won. The following
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Glifiith, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Miller Of Oregon City, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. PEBBLES, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Grifiith, DR.. and Mrs. w. II.
Byrd, Gov. and Mrs. ~. p. Lord. Dr.
and Mrs. d. A. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
ID. Gabrielson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Strang, Dr. and Mrs. w. Il. William
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Sutherland, I.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Albert, Mr.. and I
Mrs. G. w. Scriber, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Frank Hodgkins, Mrs. Amelia Miller,
Mrs. Geo. MCGOWAN OF Monmouth, |
Mrs. Agnes McLain Of Portland, Mrs.
NJ. Bieson, Mrs. Grace HolbrOOk Of
Helena, Mont, Mrs. Emma Coolidge,
Miss Jessie McGowan, Miss Nettle
Meredith, Miss Helen Hibbard, Miss.
Wallie Bleson, Miss Jennie Griffith,
Miss Byrd, Miss Bertha Byrd, Miss
Helen GrilIith, Miss Meussdorifer Of
Portland, Miss Grace MCGOWAN, Lois
and Alice PEBBLES, Ruth and Carl
Helen and Maud Suther-
land, Mr.. Frank Meredith, Mr.. Basil
Wagner. Mr.. Carl Grifiith, Mr.. r. S.
Miller, Mr.. II. r. Kincaid, DR.. Wilson
Mr.. Geo. Scham, Mr.. Archie
McGowan.
a LUNCHEON.
Mrs. John Holman gave the first Of
the series of old fashioned luncheons
at the family home on High street at
3 O'Clock, when a company Of lady
friends were entertained. The rooms
we're decorated with a profuson Of
red roses and red popies, artistically
arranged. The hostess was assisted
in the pleasant task of greeting
friends by Mrs. Z. A. Pierce. Mrs.
Geo. Meyer and Mrs. Thos. Holman.
Conductors Picnic.
1t has been reported that the order