Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-09
SalemS Social Events

and unanectingly sustained her part,
as did also Mis- Coda Goulet. Miss
Evelyn Woods and several others car
ried minor parts with great credit
Another very pretty feature of the
entertainment was the music fur
nished by the Cecelian stringed or
chestra, accompanied by Miss Daugh-
erty, of Portland, and Miss Joy Tur-
ner, of this city, as violinists. Miss
Daugherty also gave a violin solo,
and received much applause.
The entertainment, on the whole
was excellent, and the Sisters are to
be congratulated upon the results Of
their work. The play is to be given in
Jefferson Friday night, and certainly
deserves a good house.
Manning-Buirgey Nuptials.
"A beautiful June wedding was sol
emnized yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Manning, when their
daughter Miss Mabel Martin Manning,
became the wife of ]. Wallace BUR
gey, of Portland, Rev. Ciffe, Of the
First Baptist church, performing the
ceremony, in the presence of about
80 guests.
The Manning mansion was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion. The
reception hall was in yellow, masses
of Oregon grape, California poppies
and baskets of yellow roses were ar
ranged in every space. Miss Mollie
Patty and Mrs. Cosper received the
guests. The front parlor was in pink,
La France and Eglatine roses being
the main decorations. The back par
lor was all in Marguerites and ferns,
and was a veritable bower of flowers
All the decorations were exceedingly
beautiful, and were arranged by Mrs. |
Cosper
At high noon, Miss Mollie Patty, a !
lifelong friend of the bride, played the |
march, and the bridal party |
and took their places beneath |
| floral arch. standing directly under
| bow knot of white roses, where the
ceremony was performed
After the congratulations, the |
quests repaired to the dining room,
where an elegant luncheon was served. |
rhe dining room was in red, Jacqumi- |
lot roses being the chief ornamental
ions. The table was very pretty be-
ng decorated in small red hearts and |
treamers of red crepe. The center
,iece was of red roses. Mrs. Cosper. |
Misses Dean WitZel and Molle Patty /
assisted in serving. zoos,
The bride wore an elegant costume
II white figured lansdowne silk with
ibbon and pearl trimmings. She
arried an arm bouquet of white carna-
ions, and her only jewel was a brooch
nm hxy hnr drnn nfhnr. of hav. ruAd
ing. more than so years ago. The
room wore the conventional black.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. s. A. Manning. of this city,
nd Is a handsome and accomplished
'oung lady, who has wide circle of
riends who will greatly miss her.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Irs. A Buirgey, of Portland, and is
'ery e5timable young man. He is as
ociated with his father in building
md contracting in that city.
Many elegant and costly presents,
including silver and cut class. were
eceived.
The happy couple left on the after
loon train yesterday for Portland,
where they will reside in their new
lome, a gift of the groom's father. No
,ards.
The out of town guests were as fol-
ows Miss Mollie Patty, McMinn-
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buirgey Miss
Pearl Buirgey, Mr.. Guy Buirgey, Miss |
Lou Patterson. Miss Nellie Gardner, |
al of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. G. Den
al Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Giesy. Miss |
Lizzie Dental. of Aurora, and Mrs |
ripple, grandmother of the bride, from
Iowa, who made the brides beautiful
rousseau.