Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-07
SOCIAL
EVENTS
1nnes-nrsirhton wedding.

City, was the marriage of Miss Jessie
MeCully Creighton to Mr.. w. al.
Jones, which took place at the home of
the BRIDES mother, No. 79l Front
street. at 8 O'Clock Wednesday even
ing, December 9th.
The residence was beautifully dec.
Grated The front parlor, whore the
ceremony was performed, was in white
and green, chryanthemums and smilaH
carrying out the scheme, while in the
second parlor the color scheme was
yellow. long.stemmed yellow chryan'
themums and garlands Of smilax being
arranged with charming effect. In
this room Miss Mabel Bean served
punch during the evening In the din
ing room an unusual and beautiful ef
feet was gained by the uso Of smilax
and pink carnations The table was
very pretty. From the chandelier,
which was shaded with pink, ropes Of
smilax were festooned 60 the corners Of
the table, intermingled with the pink
illusion. The center piece was a mag.
nifcent bouquet Of pink carnations
From the corners Of the room garlands
Of ivy. interviewer with pink chrys.
anthemums were suspended 20 tho
chandelier. The table was lighted with
pink shaded candelbrum, and the
whole effect was very pleasing Tho
luncheon itself was complete In all its
appointments
AZ o'clock Miss Lola sendefs. Of
Harrisburg, an intimate friend Of the
bride, played Johcnpen's wedding
march, and tho bride, with hor sister
AZ bridesmaid, came down tho stairway
into tho front parlor, whore they were
met by Tho groom and his best man,
Mr.. Ben Gadsby, Of Portland. They
stood undor lovers knot Of white
illusion In beautifully decorated cor
nor, tho background being fostooned
with smilax and chrysanthomums,
which furnished an attractive setting
for the impressive ring ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. p. 8.
Knight.
Tho bride wore n handsome costume
Of white silk null, with an elaborate
collar Of real lace, a gift Of the groom.
Her only ornament was a magnificent
sunburst Of pearls and diamonds, aso
gift Of tho groom. She carried =
shower bouquet Of brides roses and
orange blossoms, and handkerchief
that her mother had carried on her
own wedding day. Another interesting
event In connection with the webbing
was tho fact that the brides mother
was married In tho same room 81 years
ago. The bridesmaid wore white net
with exquisite silk trimmings, and ear
ried pink carnations The brides moth
er wore black silk with rich white lace
trimmings
Those who assisted In receiving were
Mrs n. o. schuekihg. Mrs, Geo. II. r.
vim, Mrs. A. n. Gilbert, Mrs. w. II.
Daney, sister Of the bride, and Miss
Lola sendeTs. OF Harrisburg,
Tie brides bouquet was caught by
Miss Ella Hodson.
Many beautiful and valuable gifts.
consisting Of eut-glass and silver, were
received from those who were glad TO
show in every possible way their pleas
ure in the prospect Of the happy mar
ried life just begun. Among the gifts
was a cheek for $500, from the bride =
grandfather, Hon. David MeCully, 20
his fayorite granddaughter
Both the young people are well
known. The bride has, until about a
year ago, resided In Salem, where she
is very popular. She has been en-
ployed as stenograPheF AZ the different
state institutions, i've years al the
state house and several years at the
Oregon insane asylum, but for the past
year she has been secretary for the
Mexican Rubber Culture Company, At
Portland, She is the daughter OF
Mrs. NJ J. Creighton, Of this city,
and is a most charming and accom-
plished young woman, and has always
been leader in the social circles.
The groom is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. b. Jones, Of this city, and is a man
OF sterling qualities and business abii-
~.
They left last evening for San Fran
cisco, where they viii spend several
weeks, after which they win return ID
this city, and take up their residence
: at the Ola Mission farm, IL miles
north Of this city, where they win b