Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-31
SALEM SOCIETY NEWS
By MISS NOBLE RUNCORN. Phone 1854
OF THE WEEK

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and was secured with lilies of the
valley. Her maid OF honor, Miss
Agnes Heltkemper, wore corn
colored taffeta costume and carried
white chrysanthemums. Miss Myr-
tie Montgomery. as bridesmaid, wore
a handsome princess gown OF light
blue silk organdies over blue silk.
She also carried white chrsyanthe-
NUNS.
The bridal party met the BRIDE
groom and his best man, Mr.. David
: Richards, at the altar, and as they
were leaving the little flower girl
strewed flowers before them.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held In the church parlors,
with only relatives and intimate
friends as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fawk will be at
home 10 friends after December g.,
, at 1S0 Grand Avenue. Portland.
The bride, a pretty girl, is the old
est daughter of Mrs. G. w. Simon,
of this city, and is pipular with a
large list OF friends, both here and
in Portland. Mr.. Fawk is salesman
with the Eggert & Young Shoe Co,
Portland. and is also wcll-known and
popular in Salem. where he former
ly resided.
Ryars-Glovcr.
Easily the prettiest function of the
week was the marriage OF Miss Vera
Mary Byars and Mr.. Ronald c.
Glover, Wednesday evening, at the
home OF the brides parents, esS N.
Commercial street.
The decorations of the different
rooms were exceptionally pretty. I'm
the living oom where the ceremony
was performed the color scheme OF
white and green was artisticaIIy car
ried out with cIfrysanthemums,
ro1es, Ivy and ferns. In one corner
/ bower was formed or Ivy. from the
edge OF which hung strands or the
Wy, and streamers OF white ribbon.
,n the ends OF which were tied white
carnations. The background WIS OF !
'erns. A large lovers-kuot OF white /
naline completed the decorations OF |
his corner. The parlor was pretty |
With pink roses and Ivy. Ivy was ,
,lso used In the hallway and quan-
titles OF II was banked along the
stairway. Red and green were the
,olorS used In the dining room.
autumn reaves. carnations
md ivy being used
Just before the ceremony Miss 4
louise Thompson sang ION Promise /
Me-" She was daTntily costumed in |
Yellow silk and carried yellow ,
'hrysanthemums.
At z O'Clock Miss Eva Winslow
played the wedding march from /
The bridal party COM
nosed Of Misses Zoa stockton. Cora |
Emma Wright, Olive
Redell. August Booth. lone Fisher.
all gowned in pink and blue entered
first. Next came the two brides
maids, Misc Anna Wharton, OF Rose
burg. and Miss Rhoda Gesner They
wore gowns alike OF lavender eliscla
cloth over lavender silk, and carried
arm boquets OF lavender ohrysan-
themums Preceding the bride came
her niece little Miss Vera Wright,
wearing pink and carrying the ring
In large pink rose on a silver tray.
The bride made a lovely picture To
gown OF white lace. made upon
princess lines, over chiffon and taf-
feta, and trimmed with folds OF
white satin. Her veil was held by
her engagement ring and was caught
to her shoulders by tiny white rose
buds. Her boquet was OF brides
roses.
The groom and his best man, Mr.
Ralph Glover, met the bridal party
under the large bower, where Rev.
w. IL. selleek performed the eere'
mony before about seventy-fiye
guests, including many from out OF
town.
After the ceremony Miss Thomp-
son served punch and Miss GesMr
eoffee in the dining room to the we'd
ding party. Afterwards Miss Cora
Taikington served punch and Miss
zoa stockton cottee to the guests.
The brides boquet was caught by
Miss Redell and a piece OF the we'd
ding cake containing the dime was