Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-17
SOCIETY
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ASOaNAAa1A Aa5S OsN
ston, professors in Hamlin Univer-
sity.
Leaving yesterday for their homes
in Hood River, we're Miss Pearl Brad
ley and Miss Jennie E%dgington.
For her graduating exercises at
Sacred Heart Academy, Miss Pearl
Robert entertained her mother and
sister from San Francisco, Mrs. c..
A. Robert and Mrs. c. 7. Chicester
with her small son and daughter; an
uncle and aunt, Brigadier General
and Mrs. FINER, of Portland, and
Mrs. NJ, Short, from Portland, who is
also her aunt.
A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Straw, 1S4S South Eighteenth
street last Wednesday, June the four
teenth, when Frederick A., the eldest
son, was united in marriage to Miss
Mary Daugherty. Miss Pearl Straw,
sister of the groom, and Miss Ida
Daugherty, sister of the bride, ac-
cOmpanying as maids. Mr.. Homer
Pratt and Mr.. Vernie Straw were the
groom's best men. At high noon, be-
meath a large white rose bell hung
from an arch of ferns, and white
roses, Reverend T. w. Tapscott read
the beautiful ring service. The bride
was very lovely in her robe of white
satin with lace garnitures; her long
white veil caught with white carna-
lions and carrying a shower bouquet
of the same flowers. Her maids
wore frocks of blue silk and carried
white roses. After congratulations,
in a handsomely pink rose decorated
dining room, refreshments were
served. The guests included rela-
ttves and a few intimate friends.
Many beautiful gifts were sent the
young couple, who have a large num-
Der of friends.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Mr.. Chester NJ. Cox. who
is associated with the First National
Bank of Salem. to Miss Nellie d.
Cowles, of WoOdburn. The wedding
Will be solemnized in st. Marv's
Episcopal church at eight O'Clock. in
WOODBURY.. A reception at the brides
home will Immediately follow the
church service.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Byrd nou
the engagement of their daughter.
Grace Gertrude, to Mr.. Clarence Hen
ry Albert, of Portland. The wedding
to take place early in the Fall.
Mrs. A. N. Bush and Mr.. Asabel
Bush, Jr., left Salem yesterday for a
trip to New York.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Fl. l..
Ross assisted by Mrs. Carlton Smith
will give recital Monday evening in
First Baptist church.
Third recital of pupils of Mrs. w.
A. Denton. assisted by Tom Curtis,
Violin; Misses Schwab, vocal.
Violin and piano. Selected
an Tom Curtis, Angus Fraser.
Thou Mine All" 8 artoris
George Croisan.
The Little Stranger .Spaulding
Leila Baum.
"Starlit Night" Mazurka) -. Garland
Louis Johnson.
Country Ramble" Farrar
Margaret Goodin
Last Hope" Selected
.Jennelle Vandervort.
The Young Marshal" ...... Renard
Frank Deckebach.
Moonlight Dance" Diehl
Charlotte Croisan.
Dance of the Sunbeams'. .Cadman
Frances Hodge.
In the Pasture" (Rondo) -. Lindsay
Milton Byrd Steiner.
Merry Idler" MARCH Kern
Turfield SCHNEIDER.
~ Helms
Helen Moore.
'o0"l Duet ............ Selected
Misses Schwab.
Quartette from "Rigoletto' ....
'''''.'. ...... Verdi-Engelmann
Mrs. Lachelle.
Tender Ties Atberton
Clara Guerne.
"Fleurice" Valse) ....... Atherton
Clara Breitenstein.
'DeuXieme Nocturne" .Levbacb
Mildred Brunk.
O"oaleIto 49,. ........,.... Lack
Beatrice Walton.
fantare' Rondo Militaire) ..Bohm
Mildred Brunk, Barbara Steiner.
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