Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-02
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bands, on Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Geo. H. Dunsford on South
Commercial street in honor of the
newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
teiner. About thirty we're present
and they were elegantly entertained
at progressive five hundred and re-
freshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Marian
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Gray of Senattle, is announced, to
take place in June to Mr.. Frederick
Pease of that city.
The delightful play, Diamond in
Heart" under the direction of Sara
Brown Savage was presented by the
st. Joseph's Society of the Catholic
church of this city last night in re-
hearsai at the state insane asylum
There are ten persons in the cast in
cluding some of the best talent in
the city The play will be presented |
at St. Josephs hall Tuesday and .
"Wednesday evening of next week.
Entertained Young Friends.
Miss Nanell Bloom entertained
number of young friends on Monday
afternoon from $3.50 to 3 p. m, at the
home of her parents on East Marion
street. There we're eight girl friends
present, and they were served with
after playing progress
sive whist, at which the first prize
went to Lucille Jaskoski and the next
to Miss Marie Campbell. A very en-
ioyable afternoon was spent. (
On Wednesday, March so, at Port
land, a beautiful church wedding was
1t was that Of Miss Ahlma
HalIock and Vyvyan Henry Dent,
which took place at St. Stephens
church at o'clock p. m. Rev Ram
5ey read the marriage service. The
bride was given away by her brother,
R. Blain Hallock. The matron of
lonor was Mrs. n. James B. Welch, a
sister of the groom. Miss Tessa Dent
lcted as bridesmaid The best man
vas H. H. Pierson, of San Francisco.
rhe bride wore shimmering crepe
Ie chine gown with princess lace. A q
ong tulle veil reaching to the hem
If her gown was caught up with a
spray of lilies of the valley. She
.arried a shower bouquet of lilies of
he valley. The matron of honor was
n cream silk poplis over pink, worn c
With a sweeping white hat topped }
nth pink plumes. Her flowers were |
link roses. Miss Tessa Dent wore L
'hite lace gown over pink, and a Q
hort veil, crowned with pink rose
uds. She carried pink bride roses. a
following the ceremony a small re- G
option was held at the home of the I
ride on Yamhill street, to which only L
elatives and very intimate friends d
'ere asked. Mrs. Sabin Dent-Hofer, k
t Salem, a sister of the groom, sang \
everal solos in a charming manner. d
he Hallock homo was beautifully
ecorated with cherry blossoms, C
laster lilies, pink carnations and e.
reens. The table, where supper was
erved, held an immense plateau of
ulips, and was shaded with yellow
andles. Mr.. and Mrs. Dent left for r
cattle and Puget Sound points. /
here their honeymoon will be spent. I
After April they will be at home in !
pretty little bungalow at Jennings ,
,odge on the Oregon City Car line. (
Mrs. Dent is an attractive girl, !
nember of an old Portland family. !
'here she is immensely popular. The
room is well known in Salem, and
My son of Mr.. and Mrs, K. w. Dent, d
nd prominent member of the Multi {
omah club.