Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-11-09
SOCIAL GOSSIP
Bakeman-TayIor Wedding.

A wedding which took place in In
dependence on Wednesday of this
week, is of much interest to many
local people as the bride with her
twin sister, now Mrs. Arthur Moore
of Corvallis, made Salem their home
at one time and were very popular.
1t was the marriage of Miss Mabel
NJ. Brakeman to Mr.. d. o. Taylor.
The ceremony took place at noon
! at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kuteh, Mrs. Kutch being the brides
aunt. The relatives and a few init.
mate acquaIntances witnessed the
pretty ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. McGaw of tho
Presbyterian church.
The bride who is a pretty blonde,
wore q gown of cream lace over
cream satin and carried an arm bou-
quet OF white carnations. Her going
away gown was OF brown cloth, with
hat 10 match.
The decorations of the Kutch home
were entirely I'm white and green;
white chrysanthemums being the
flowers used, The Misses Nina Bake
man, Mary Damon and Genevjeve
Cooper assisted in serving the we'd
ding breakfast.
Mr.. Taylor and his bride left on
the afternoon train for Portland en-
route 10 British Columbia, where
they will make an extensive visit.
Among the guests from out OF
town were the Misses Minnie Achen-
bach and Grace Damon OF this city,
and Mrs. Arthur Moore of Corvallis.
Entertain Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. ]. II. Ackerman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. f. Carlton. were the
hostesses of two most delightful az
fairs recently. on Saturday after
noon OF last week they entertainet Z
about forty ladies at the home OF
Mrs. Carlton on East State street.
Five hundred was the amusement OF
the afternoon. Mrs. Caroline b. Shell
ton winning the prize. which in ac-
cordance with the decorative scheme
was bunch OF yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Grape vine. with its yellow leaves
and yellow NUNS furnished abun-
dant and pretty materials for the
decorations. They were arranged In
jardlneres and baskets.
During the afternoon Miss Hor-
tense Eppley gave several selections
on the either, which were very much
enjoyed, for Miss Eppley plays ex-
eellant and her instrument is one of
the old German kind, with an excep-
ltionally sweet tone.
ON the following Monday the
ladies again entertained. this time
at Mrs. Ackerman's home on Nine
teenth street. The affair was an
evening party in the nature OF a
musical and the guests included both
the ladies and the gentlemen. The
program OF six numbers was we'll ar
ranged and rendered in a thorough
ly enjoyable manner. The musicians
were Miss JOY Turner, yiolinist; Mr..
T. l.. Williams, vocalist, and Miss
Eppley, who played the either.
The Ackerman home was prettily
decorated for the occasion. In the
parlor. autumn foliage and yellow
Iehrysanthemums were used, while in
the living room, pink cosmos ar
ranged in vases and various kinds of
holders produced a pretty effect.
Autumn foliage was also used in this
room. The dining room was done
in Oregon grape and yellow chrysan-
lthemums
A number of charming young la
dies assisted In serving among whom
We're the Misses Efie Needham, JOY
Turner, Florence Houston, Gladys
Cartwright, Ethel Parrish, Hortense
Eppley and Bella Aekerman. The
hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Alice II. Dodd, Mrs. r. b. Houston
and Miss Margaret Cosper.
About sixty guests were present
Monday evening.
Fsag Presentation.
Friday afternoon a beautiful exer-
else was carried out at the Sacred
Heart academy when Hal II Patton