Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-08

-. A. Z. Military band at the
Grand Opera House next
Tuesday night is eagerly
looked forward to by the many
friends of the institution here and
my music lovers in general. The
band is composed of thirty-one mu-
sicians and is under the direction
OF Prof. Harry l.. Beard, one of the
best directors in the northwest. Their
repertory includes the very highest
class music, with several solo num-
bers. Assisting them will be Mrs.
Genevieve Baum-Gaskins, soprano. of
Corvallis, who has besides hand
some personal appearance, voice
of unusual range and sweetness. Her
numbers. which are varied, will give
the concert delightful variety The
band has recently signed contract
to appear at the -Pacific-Yu-
kon exposition. and has already been
advertised as one of its attractions.
The organization is now on a short
concert tour through the valley. max
ing it's first appearance outside its
home town In Albany on Monday
night and from here they will go
to Oregon City. Portland. and will
return by way OF the West Side
IIbls DtNiu udH Nul III NiNtU itNit
preparatory to this trip. and SAYS
that the players are at the highest
standard they have ever reached
They played at the Portland Rose Fi-
esta last year and have many friends
throughout the state. They are as
sured of a full house here and will
be splendidly entertained during their
stay
The marriage or Miss Bertha
Louise Clough To Mr. w Rex Bishop
OF Portland was celebrated at tho
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Clough, 1929 Broadway
street Wednesday evening.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. M
son Bishop sang The Sweetest Story
Ever Told, and Miss Alice ClouEh
sister OF the bride played Hearts
and Flowers" as the wedding march.
The ceremony was performed I'm
the reception room under a wedding
bell festoOned with white ribbons
suspending "A white dove. The bride
entered on the arm Of her father,
who gave her away. and she was at-
tended by Miss Berneitta Ashby as
ring-bearer and Miss Frances Ward
40 ubMfl klllt GHt mas met uN luH
groom and Rev. W. Il. Bishop OF
Portland, grandfather OF the groom
who performed the ring ceremouv
The brides gown was OF pearl
white messaline over white silk. and
her only ornaments were oranF,
blossoms, and crescent of pearls
gift of the groom She carried
bouquet of bride roses and lilies-pf-
the-yalley. Her travelling costum,
wac a tan tailored suit. with ha, lu
match
Lovely effects I'm decorating were
obtained with quantities 0f cut aud
spring flowers In charge OF Mrs. +
J. Catterlin and Mrs. j. \ Be-
nardi. Gala lilies and ferns were
used In the reception room and hall. .
lavender and lilacs In the living
room, and pink carnations in the din
ing room
Refreshments were served after the
ceremony by Miss Monah and Miss
Alice Clough and Miss Hazel Bishop.
Miss Bessie Cooper presided al the
punch bowl.
Mr., and Mrs. Bishop left the same
evening for Portland. where they had
a home awaiting them. They will
be- a. home 10 their riends after
Nav IS. at 1896 East Stark street
Nearly forty guests were present,
including the following from out OF
town; Rev. W r. Bishop. ar. and
Mrs. David Muir, Mr.. and Mrs, +. J.
Catterlin, Mr.. and Mrs Ray Lam
don. Miss Edna Engle, Mr. Roy l..
Bryant MIR. Guy Edes. Mr. Denton
Catterlin, all OF Portland, and Mr.
and Mrs. George hOeye, and Emer- !
son Hoeye. OF oregon City.
The College of OTatOTy of VIII a
annette university. Sara Brown-Say-
lge. dean. will present Anne OF Old .
salem" as their class play this year. 5
L Is under the direction of Miss May q
Belle Adams. assistant instructor Of {
he college. and will be put on al the D
irand Opera House June l. The 2
tory OF the play deals with the DAYS q
II witchcraft In Old Salem. and the
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