Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-23
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On Wednesday evening, September
the twentieth, at eight O'Clock. Z
quiet wedding was solemnized in thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Viesko
when their daughter, Delma. anf
Raleigh F. Coffey we're united in
marriage by the Reverend Davis Err.
rett.
The bride wore her brown tailored
going away gown and close hat
matching in color; and carried white
carnations. AS matron, her sister
Mrs. j. S. Povey, of Tacoma. wore a
dark blue tailored gown and carried
pink carnations. The rooms were
prettily set off in ferns and lavender
ana white asters. Vines were twined
about the stairway. Under a large
basket, filled with the asters and
trailing vines, was the ceremony.
with ring and blessing.
Immediately after congratulations,
the twenty guests were seated for re-
freshments, at the prettily decorated
dining table which was centered
with an overhowing basket of asters.
After a two weeks honeymoon trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Coffey will return to
Salem for residence.
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Mrs. Sara Brown Savage, whose re-
citals and plays have been most cor
daily received, will open a school of
expression next Monday. Four pub
lie recitals will be given during the
year and two plays staged. One will
occur about the middle of winter and
the other will be given in June.
Professor George L. Schreiber,
with canvas and paints, has been in
the mountains near Gates, this week
collecting sketches for future work.
Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Ida
Jones, of Labbish Meadows, who
have been the guests of Miss Hazel
Ttchnor, remained for her wedding,
last Wednesday, evening.
Mrs. L. U. Josse left for Portland
last Wednesday, where she will be
the guest for a week of her cousin,
Mrs. Graft, who recently returned for
European trip
Mrs. Lloyd Bean, of Portland. ac-
companied by her small daughter,
Lillian, returned home last Sunday
evening, having visited friends dur
ing fair week.
Mrs. N. J, Burford, of Hillsburg,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
A. B. Gardner, for the week past.
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In their pretty new bungalow at
1880 Court street, on Wednesday
evening, September the twentieth,
Walter Leone Spaulding and Nettie
Josephine Miller were united in mar
riage, surrounded by relatives and
friends,
Throughout the rooms floral decor
ations were beautiful-scarlet geran-
iums filled the library; pink asters
and sweet peas were used in dining
room and white flowers with ferns in
the living room. Ropes of blossom
ing clematis hung suspended from
dining room to living room corners.
On either side of the arch was placed
a large white bell with lovers knot
between them and under this pretty
arrangement, the ring service was
read by Reverend II. T. Babcock.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white satin, en- train. with panels of
French lace and pearl bead trim
mings, and corsage showing the same
decorations, The long tulle veil was
edged with French lace and held in
place with lilies of the valley. The
bouquet was fashioned of bride roses
and shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss Blanche E. Miller, as the brides
maid, wore pale blue chiffon and car
ried pink roses.
Mr.. Clifford Spaulding attended his
brother as best man. Before the GER
emony Miss Pearl E. Miller sang