The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-11-01
BELLS
ON HALLOWEEN
The Fennel-Jessup Marriage AZ the First Bap-
fisi churrh Last Night Was aerand
Event.

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ofIiciated as clergyman at the wedding
Of the parents Of the groom and several
generations Of the family Of DIR. and Mrs.
Jessup. He performed an impressive
ring ceremony. The Gesner orchestra
played soft aud appropriate music dur.
ing the prayer, when the audience arse
while he pronounced the words that
made them one, and during the bene-
diction when the bride and groom knelt
at the altar. II was.universall expressed
opinion that cl all the handsome assist
ants, the bride was easily the handsom-
est, aud that no handsomer couple ever
stood up in Salem church TO be made
man and wife.
The service opened by singing of the
bridal hymn by Mrs. F. X. Anson. who
appeared in the balcony over the altar,
which was richly decorated with autumn
leaves, palms and ferns, with a lovers
knot in scarlet ribbons. The accom-.
panying music from the screened bower
made the very effective rendition OF this
song singularly appropriate introduce
ton to what followed. The beautiful
decorations extended over tho arches Of
the doorways and were put mp under
the superintcndency OF Mrs. William.
son and Mrs. Will Brown.
As the bridal procession entered the
orchestra played the wedding march
from Lohengrin. The Mendelssohn
march was played as the bridal party
moved out on the other aisle OF the
church In solemn, slow and measured
tread. The assistants we're as follows:
Ushers: DR.. Northup and DR.. Martin
Of Portland; Chas. L. McNary, Harry
Albert, d. O. Jessup and Wm Lewis OF
Salem.
Bridesmaids: Miss. Garland Hill, Of
Independence, Miss Ethel Hall, OF Mon
mouth, Miss Mabel White, Of Portland,
Misses Mabel Carter, Mabel Bean and
Lois Coshow, Of salem.
Matron OF honor, Mrs. II. p. McNary.
Best man, Mr.. Pink Patterson.
The ceremony had been perfectly
rehearsed and was perfectly carried out
and many exclaimed In voluntarily "how
pretty" as the long procession fled out
10 their carriages which bore them 10 a
carefully prepared reception at the
Jessup mansion on State street.
The parlors were perfect bower OF
floral beauty, draped in nasturtiums
on the vines.
The bridal procession was formed Of
the ushers in pairs proceeding to the
altar, wearing immense white boutton-
aires, followed by the bridesmaids.
Misses White and Hall wore pale yellow,
Mases Carter and Hill pale blue, and
Misses Bean and Coshow pink. The
maids all had coraage bouquets to
match.
Mrs. McNary; the matron Of honor,
was goWned ia cream and carried red
carnations. These dresses we're all for
the occasion and most effective under
the brilliant lights Of the church. But
most stately Of all was the bride in
white organdie, with full flowing veil,
bearing white carnations, and taking
her place by the side Of the perfectly
groomed groom.
The decorations at the Jessup home
were the handiwork of Mrs. Frank
Hughes and Mrs. ]. d. Southerland. In
the hallway the orchestra was buried in
palms and ferns. The second dining
room was ia pink and the room for the
bridal party was in smilax aud white
carnations, with candelabra, and the
table was served by Mrs, Frank Hughes,
Mrs. Jos. Cayenaugh and Mrs. O. A,
Gray.
About 100 guests were served after
presentation 10 DIR. and Mrs. Jessup and
DR.. aud Mrs. Jessup, senior. The guests
were served by Misses Leona and Ge~-
trude Hirsch, Misses Maud Mckay,
Fannie Lane and Eva CoHhow. The
menu Of refreshments was rich and up
10 the high standard Of Mrs. Jessup as
an entertainer.
DR., and Mrs. Jessup took the late train
for Albany amid continued festivities
and congratulations showered upon them
until they disappeared from view in the
Pullman, They will remain at Albany
few days aud will return TO Salem
Tuesday when they will be at the Jessup
home to see their friends.
The groom is the only son Of DIR and
Mrs $. r. Jessup, of Salem, popular
young dentist of this city, a well.known
olubman and football player. The bride
Is the daughter of Thos. Fennell, of In.
dependence teacher in the Salem
schools, graduate Of the Monmont.
Normal school, and young lady of
many accomplishment aud high socia
standing, Many rich aud beautiful
presents we're sent them by their
friends.
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