Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-29
sETTLEMIER FLICK.

SETTLEMIER- FLECK.
A distinguished wedding party
graced the city Of Woodburn Sunday,
wnen Miss Jessie, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Settlemier was
united In marriage TO Prof Edward
Bartholdi Fleck, Of the musical fac
ulty Of Willamette University.
The ceremony was performed at
high noon on the lawn in front OF the
residence. Rector Magnan OF st.
Paul's church pronouncing the very
impressive ring service Of the 'Epis-
cOpal church. The party proceeded
from the house to the lawn, TO the
beautiful strains of wedding march
played 1y Chas Dlerka of Portland.
The bride wore a white Organdie
adorned with white and piuk bride
rosebuds and maiden hair fern, pre-
senting most charming appearance
as a bride, as she has always been
considered one OF tbe fairest Of Or
egon's daughters. Miss Alice Davis,
a college chum,' was bridesmaid, and
wore light tan -colOred gown
The groom was supported by his
best man, Paul G.. Bates of Portland
and completed the most distinguished
appearing uuptial party. The entire
interior Of the spacious Settlemier
residence was richly decorated with
masses of La France roses, smilax and
ferns. The front of the house was
covered with sprays Of walnut.
The tree under which the bride was
given away by her father, was planted
By the Hon. j. II. Settlemier in 1869
aud is now probably the largest Of its
kind In the state. After ceremony and
congratulations the wedding party
sat down to splendid luncheon, the
guests present being as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Settlomier,
Woodburn; Mr.. and Mrs M. r. Set.
tlemier, and Miss Flora Set
tlemier, Of Mt. Angel; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Cleaveland, Chemawa; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l. Guiss, Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Beggs, Mrs. II. Brown, Miss Ida
Bromkey, Miss Sadie Casey, Wood
burn; Mrs. b, f. Jones, Portland;
Mrs. Sarah Wade, Tacoma; DR.. and |
Mrs. q. II, Robertson, and Arthur G. |
Boeschen, Salem,
The BRIDE and groom received rich
and beautiful presents, including
a box OF the most beautiful roses and
cut flowers from Portland friends and
admirers of Mr.. and Mrs. Fleck, who
are certainly to be envied as most
fortunate young pair, starting in life
under the most glorious auspices.
The newly welded pair, after
the customary blessings,
showers of rice and other attentions
bestowed on those who are led TO
hymen's altar, took the afternoon
ocal for Portland, whence they 20 To
heir new home via the Canadian
Pacific, TO Utica, N. Y, Hhere Mr.
tleck goes to take charge Of a large
musical conservatory. He has made
reputation ior himself during his
brief stay in Oregon as the most
brilliant pianist who has ever been a
resident Of the state His charming
bride Is Il graduate of willamette
University, College OF Orltory,
| young lady OF rare
,alents, who will make him most
and sym pathetic helpmatc.
Mrs. III. u. Chase and children are
lome from the coast
Miss Dele Porter is home from "A
'isit with Albany friends.
Miss Lizzie Dalgleish returned to
lay from a visit at Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Staiger, are
home from trip TO the coast,
Mrs. Joseph Bernardo and little son,
Ire at Parkersyille for an outing.
Miss HOrtense Levy has returned
rom months visit with Seattle
rlends,
Miss Florence Kantner Is home
rom three months stay in Lane
county.
Mrs. Nm. II, Holmes and family
re home from months outing at
Woods.
Miss Gertrude Savage left this
lorning for visit with friends at
toseburg,
Miss Margaret Murray, of Duluth,
'hO is guest of Mrs, Rackenstoe, has
eturned fron Portland visit.
Misses Myra Murphy, Ida Smith
nd Marie Haberly, are of for visit
D the home % w. Ii. IIaherly, at
Willard. ]