Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-20
Knight.Fawk wedding.

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was solemnized at the pleasant home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fawk. on Fairmount Hi,
Wednesday, in the presence OF over
as relatives and friends.
The decorations were elaborate
throughout the house. The Fawk
home lends itself readily to artistic
decoration and the production of
most beautiful effects. The recep-
tion room was In red. large jardi-
niers of red dahlias and tinted foli-
age giving II the freshness and beau
ty of the autumn woods. The parlors
were in white and green. Garlands
OF ivy and clematis vine frightened
with white chrysanthemums were
draped from the corners of the room
TO the chandeliers. White satin rib
bon streamers also were draped
from the chandeliers. and a light
frieze OF the clematis vine was used.
Stately palms and bouquets of sweet
peas and cosmos also gave pretty
effects about the rooms. The dining
room was In red the centerpiece be-
ing red carnations. Over the table
was suspended n large basket of
dahlias and the mantle was banked
with these blooms. and clematis
vines.
At 12 o'clock. Mrs Halle Parrish
Hinges. In her best voice. sang my
Beloved Queen" Immediately after
which Mrs. ID. +. Carnes, accom-
panied by Miss Lille Siege on the
violin, played the wedding march
Hearts and Flowers" and the
bridesmaid. Miss Eileen Fawk enter
"A the room, directly followed by the
! ride. They were met by the groom
I nd his best man. Allen T. Bates,
~ Portland. and Rev. w. II. Selleck
j srformed the ceremony. after which
the young couple received the best
wishes and congratulations Of thel
large assembly. Soft low music was
played during the ceremony. The
bridal corner was especially beauti-
ful being banked with ferns and nj
small ribboned canopy of tulle and
ribbon suspended from the ceiling
was an attractive setting for the
party
The bride was vision of love-
iiness. Her gown was of white bro-
caded silk trimmed with renaissance
lace over an under dress of peau de
cygne silk en- train. and she wore a
Ions tulle veil. and carried bouquet
OF large white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaid wore beautiful
costume of cream creme do chine,
elaborated with hand-embroidered
festoons of roses. over medallions
of despRngns lace, She also wore a
coronet OF pearls. and carried cream
carnations.
Mrs. James Walton, Jr,, of Port
land. sister of the bride, and Miss
Edna knight. sister of the groom,
received the guests at the door
Mrs. Walton wore her wedding dress
OF champagne crepe de chine and
real lace. over pink taffeta, Miss
Knight wore white mule. with trim
mings OF valenciennes lace. Mrs.
Ernest Virgins assisted In receiving
IN the parlors. and wore her we'd
ding gown OF ecrue crepe de chine
over taffeta OF the same shade. with
trimmings of duchess lace, The
brides mother wore handsome
costume OF mirage silk In pastel
tints. with baby Irish lace trim
mings, The groom's mother wore
black silk. Miss Blanche Fawk.
cousin of the bride received up
stairs. and she wore dress OF ac-
eordion plated chiffon, over old rose
tAffeta. trimmed In bands OF moire
silk. Miss Lenna cavanagh caught
the brides bouquet,
A dainty wedding dlnner was
served at the close OF the ceremony.
From the brides cake. Miss Blanche
Fawk captured the ring, Miss Cecilia
Haines the thimble. Miss Bessie
frisby the heart and Mrs, ID. y,
Carnes the dime One of the nleas-
ant features OF the dinner was when
Mr.. A. n. Moores presented the
bride with an article with which he /
said she could subdae her husband
later. aad which when nnwrapped 4
proved 90 be . potato mashor. IA
The young couple were the re-
siplents OF a large number OF use
|ni and beautiful presents. 4