The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-06-07
SHEDD.WIMBERLY WEDDING.
Celebrated at Presbyterian Church
Wednesday Noon.

Washington State College grasped
hands with o. A. c. This union
was prompted by the MAJ rimonial
alliance celebrated at this hour be-
tween Professor Scion Shedd, tf
the former, and Mrs. Jeanette
Bell Wimberly, of the latter col
lege. The cerem ony took place at
the First Presbyterian church of
Corvallis, DR.. J. R. N. Bell. the
brides father officiating.
There were present three score or
more of the brides friends, who
were escorted to their seats by the
ushers, E. E. Wilson and J. B.
Homer. The artistic floral decora-
tons were due to Mesdames John
Smith, Minnie Lee, J. o. Wilson
and S. N. Wilkins. After a vocal
selection by Miss Essie Bell, Lo
hengrin was rendered by MI S
Pearl Horner, while the wedding
party marched in, following the
flower girls, Helen Smith and Es-
ther Hayes, the latter of whom was
also ring bearer. The bride was
presented by her brother Lloyd.
After the impressive ceremony, the
party returned, treading white
roses which covered the walk to the
manse. A delightful banquet as
awaiting. 1t was surrounded by
banks of LaFrance roses overshad-
owed by vases that were literally
loaded with other roses of many
and strange varieties. Candelabra
were lighted as the bridal party en-
tered, minglipg the mellow pink
and beaver garnet of the lamp
shades with the softer yellow which
the room decorations effected, CIV
ing to the banquet halls an effect
not wholly unlike the early morn
ing light as it first creeps into a
conservatory. This was to repre-
sent the morning hour. After an
instrumental selection by Miss Vera
Homer, breakfast was served. At
the close Of which, Mr.. E. E. Will
son, Professor Shedd, DR.. Cathey,
Mrs. Shedd and DR.. Bell responded
to toasts, and Miss Lulu Spangler
rendered two of her prettiest vocal
selections.
The bride was richly dressed in a
gown of embroidered jusu especial.
ly selected in Manila for the occa-
sion by Miss Lois Stewart, a grad.
uate Of O. A. G. Her bearing was
commanding and sincere.
Professor Shedd is a native sor
of Linn county. He is graduate
from the Normal school at Mou
mouth where at one time he held
the chair of Natural Science. Up.
on his departure from Monmouth
he received the degree of Ph. D. a
| Leland Stanford University, and
later accepted the chair of Geology
In the State College of Washing
ton, a position which he now holds
On the evening train the couple
started East on a wedding toul
with the intention of visiting the
Jamestown Exposition during theil
absence; after which time they will
go to their new home at Pullman
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
John Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Cal
lahan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Horner
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Skipton, Mr.
and Mrs. Ofin Wilson. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Shedd, Of Shedd. Mrs.
S. N. Wilkins, DR.. and Mrs
Csthey, Mrs. E. Skipton, Mrs. E.
J. Taylor, Mrs. John Burnett, Mrs
Sarah Cauthorn. Mrs. Minute Lee
Misses Vera Horner, Pearl Horner
Lulu Spangler, Bertha Davis, Ivs
Maginess, Maud Moore, Iva Els
ton, Helen Smith, Esther Hayes
Messrs. r. E. Wilson, Roy West
Portland, c. ]. Shedd and E. w
Shedd, of Shedd.