Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-18

wedding of more than ordinary
interest and withall most charming
and elaborate, was sOlemnized last
"wednesday, November the fifteenth,
i'm First Congregational church at six
THIRTY O'Clock, when Madeleine Dur
bsin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clai-
b~Orne Walker, was given in holy
bonds of wedlock to Mr.. William Con-
nael Dyer The church decOrations
Wyere entirely in g. cen. Tall palms
SEtanding as screen for organ and pull
pit while below we're massed Quanti-
tines Of ferns and ivy, most artistic. in
rrangement. Mrs. Carlton Smith sang
Loves Way" before the ceremony.
SShe was gowned in yellow, with bla ok
Picture hat and carried an arm bou-
q1uet Of yellow chrysanthemums. Miss
"a ellen Calbreath played the Wedding
STRAINS from Lohengrin as the bridal
Party approached, each member walk
ing alone. The ushers entering from
One aisle, while from the opposite
Game the bridesmaids, Miss florence
B8onnell of Eugene and Miss Evelene
Calbreath of Portland, beautifully
g'-Owned alike in color, wearing yellow
c repe du chene over messaline, with
dainty caps Of white lace and carry
ing splendid yellow chrysanthemums.
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SristOw of Portland, whom Miss
NVaker attended as bridesmaid, fol-
lowed wearing her handsome Wedding
gown of white satin and carrying yell
low chrysanthemums A beautiful
w. hite picture hat adorned with white
-lumes completed her costume.
The lovely bride entered with her
father who gave her into the groom's
Keeping. Most beautiful was her gown
Of meteor crepe, entrain, covered with
"a robe of pearl beaded and silver
s-pangled chiffon. The long tulle veil
edged with narrow lace, reached to
tEhe length of the train and was ar
Hanged in cap effect and trimmed with
I'M lies of the valley. The bouquet was
o # bride roses with shower OF buds.
Reverend Philip E. Bauer, with the
groom and his attendant, Mr. Malcolm
Cox Of Corvallis, met the bridal party
at the chancel rail, and, as the young
couple knelt before him the invoca-
tHon was given, preceding the lines of
tEhe ring service, After the ceremony
a nd final blessing Miss Calbreath
p 'layed Mendelssohn's wedding march,
while the bridal party vanished from
view.
A reception was given at the home
Of the groom's mother, Mrs. William
Dyer the Walker residence being sew
e=ral miles out of Salem. large
nAumber called to extend their con-
Gratuations. Presiding in the dining
room were Miss Ellen Thielsen and
Miss Veda Cross, who poured choco-
l. ate and coffee, and Miss Ray Wood
ruff, who cut the ice cream The
r-oOm was charming with varieties of
yellow chrysanthemums, the flower of
the season. Shades of the same color
softened the electric globes and the
Lights of candles in the cut glass
sticks placed on the table, which was
Sentered with large bunch of yellow
Shrysanthemum of choice variety.
Miss Rust of Corvallis caught the
Hbrides bouquet Miss Helen Cal
Hbreth found the ring, the brides
HnOther the thmble and the silver
piece fell to the groom's mother
The young couple stole away to AL
Ubany on the nine fifty-six train, re-
stunning Thursday morning and pro-
oceeding directly to Portland, where
Ethey will make home for the pres
cent This marriage joins two of the
-prOmne ent families of Salem and it is
under most auspicims circumstan ces
that the young people are beginning
their new life.
There were many out of wnguest'
who came from San Francisco Seat
tile, Portland, Eugene, Corvallis anC
Albany.
On Wednesday, Mrs. William Burg
hardt, Jr., conducted the first after
noon meeting of the musical depart
ment of the Salem Women's club, a
her home, $50 Union street. The fol
lowing members of the club have sig
nified their intention of taking up tn
study of music: Mrs William Burg
hardt, Mrs. Joseph Palmer, Mrs VIII