Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-19


Bishop. Mrs. Macarthur, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs
II d. Gilbert, Mr.. and Miss Bush,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. otho Ragan, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian Proctor. Mr.. and Mrs. q. F.
Carleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ben
son, Mrs. s. G. Dyer, Mrs Josie
Slater; The Misses Barbara Durbin,
veda Cross, Efie Mae King, Lena
Hutton, Zoe Stockton, Margaret
Boot. Aline Thompson. Margaret
Cosper, Ida Jones, Gertrude Jones.
Calesta Moore, Miss McNary, Miss
McKinnie. Edith Ragan. Elizabeth
Lord, Ruth Wallace. Florence Akin:
The Messrs. Paul Wallace, Clifton
Macarthur, Carl Gabrielson. Laurence
Hofer, Frank Springer, Harold B
Jones. Frank Harritt. William Wal
ton, Curtis Cross. Chas. Galloway,
Claude Slade, Curtis Coleman, Fritz
Slade, Asahel Bush, william McGil-
christ. Will P. Lord, Jr., B. w. AL
colt, Will Evans, P. H. Darcy, e.
p. Mccormack.
Miss Jane Cunningham and Mr..
c. o. Rice were united in marriage
at their own home, IT'S Center
street, last Wednesday at o'clock.
by Rev. r. N. Avlson, of the First
Methodist church of this city. The
impressive ring ceremony of the
Methodist church was given. Only
relatives were present.
The couple was attended to the
altar by Miss Lottie Lally, and Mr..
Albert H. Gille.
The ceremony was performed IN
the parlor under a canopy OF cedar
over which was dropped a large
Lovers knot Tho gown of the
bride was of Liberty satin. trimmed
with Cluny lace and pearls; while
the bridesmaid wore a light blue
mule gown trimmed with net and
gold. The bride carried large bon-
uuet of white carnations and the
bridesmaid carried pink carnations.
The groom and groomsmen wore
the conventional black.
The parlor was decorated in green
and white cut roses and carnations
furnished the white while delicate
ferns and cedar made the back
ground OF green.
The dining room was decorated in
green and pink. Ferns and cedar
furnished the back ground while
smllax. cosmos and chrysanthemums
furnished the pink. Four streamers
OF green were draped from the CEN
ter of the ceiling to four sides Of
the table upon which the many beau
tiful presents were placed.
The presents, though numerous
were not duplicated.
After the ceremony the young
couple took the Electric for Port
land and the Puget Sound country.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rice will be at home
to Their friends after December l.
There VIII be no announcements
sent out
Mrs. f. w. Durb'n and daughter
last Saturday attended the Military
Hop given in the Armory at Corval-
lis by the students of o, A. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Fry, and
who have been at their
summer home in Neskowin, Oregon,
extensive improvements, re-
turned last Monday.
The Young Peoples Missionary
society of the Methodist church,
held their monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wann, 1853 !
South 14th street, last Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Sherwood was the !
leader of the meeting.
very pleasant surprise party was
given to little Ester Lamkins on Mon
day, November 14th. in honor of her
third birthday at the home of her
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lamkins,
1863 North Fourth street. A num-
ber of her little friends were present
and the afternoon was spent in play
Ing games. with taffy pull as a
main feature. A delightful lunch
was served at o'clock. Those pres
ent were; Fred Utterback, Miss Dow
Lowell, Walter Lamkins, Roy Reming-
ton, Geo. Utterback, Miss Pauline
Grace Dodge, Ellen Low
ell, Ella May Utterback, May Nestz-
ger, Laverne Townsend. Marian Low
ell, Ester Lamkins. Marid Barton,
Miss Mable Utterback. Miss Hazel
Mrs, Remington. Mrs. Il. /