Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-02
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NsInb NsinJ bv her mother, left Salem this
Pans,ng IN visit for a week in PEN
Iuiu,1 liian From there they go directly
alS;SI, q Tsw York City, taking the steamer
" C.orge n Va dshingtOn on the sixteenth
GeS,S GeSs,aS0tember for Bremen. Two years
ol ~ bo snent with her violin work in
WI Win and following this will be an
shar years course under the finest
o'u,,rction o'nv in Paris. Miss Baldwin is
m,r l.r nopular in her home city, both
.ss.lIy and in music circles.
oDs of the charming affairs of last
~ given in Irvington, Portland, at
,sa WI home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
bigger. was the military whist
y l.,tv on Tuesday at which event op-
I.,tInity was taken to announce the
,,otbal of Miss Ada May Bigger to
I.vis % Carlyle Smith of Newport, Ore
%n Four tables were played in
.ooms profusely decorated. Luncheon
ass served in the dining room, at two
sointly appointed tables, marked with
uIoco cards in baskets of candy. In
rlI,odons for this affair were extended
70 WrsR. C. Pears, Mrs. T, Holverson,
Mrs ]. S. Rogers, Mrs. H. j, Bigger:
r. Miss Cecil Miller, Misses Lila and
mildred Rogers, Misses Olive and Jen-
Mo Donnell, Misses Helen and Dor
othy Pearce of Salem, Miss Doris
pnmmer. Miss Marjorie Read, Miss
vivian Dimmick, Miss Helen Krause,
Miss Karie Read, Miss Zera Redman,
Misses Aida and Mildred Broughton
Miss Adelaide McEwen, Miss Neil
Duffy. Miss Judith Bernstein, Miss
Ella Camp, Miss Erma Miller and
Miss Evelyn H. Bigger.
Miss Bigger resided with her par
ents in Salem at one time, and is
pleasantly remembered Mr.. Smith, a
real estate dealer in Newport, Oregon
Is also well known in this city. The
wedding will take place in October.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
R. Finley, 624 South Twelfth street,
last week Wednesday morning a quiet
but very pretty wedding was solem-
nlzed when their daughter, Marie Eliz-
abeth, became the bride of Mr.. Floyd
NJ Cheffings. The house was most
beautifully decorated in pink and
white, carried out with sweet peas,
carnations and asters. The bride,
lovely in a gown of lace-trimmed null,
carried bouquet of white sweet peas
and maidenhair fern, and was unat-
tended. Only near relatives and a
few intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony which was performed by
Reverend H. T. Babcock. For the
wedding breakfast fourteen guests cir
Cled the elaborately decorated table.
The bride was the recipient of many
gifts. There was a honeymoon trip
to Newport and upon returning to Sa-
lem the young couple will be at home
to their friends in the cottage pre-
pared for them, adjoining the home
Of the brides parents.
Mrs. Cheffings has resided in Salem
for three years, coming with the fam
lily from Douglas county. Mr.. Chef
tngs is connected with the Salem
Transportation company
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Nerod
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Edna May
to
Mr.. Rolo Douglas Drain
Wednesday, August sixteenth
nineteen hundred eleven
Eugene, Oregon.
Many Salem friends will read with
pleasure the above announcement
Previous to her marriage. Mrs. Drain
was the motif for much attention
among the young people of her set
Inc many complimentary showers
brought all sorts of beautiful and use
lul gifts to adorn the pretty home
ana to make lighter the household
duties.
MT. Drain is the son of Charles D
Drain, for whom the town in which he
resides was named, and is the nephew
Vi Doctor Kuykendall of Eugene
Tnere he is associated with a drug
Slsts establishment. There was {
HUleymoon trip to Newport and aftel
snort visit with the brides parent;
n n tnls city, shopping expedition t.
portland for the furnishings of thu
new home in Eugene.
Mrs' Lillian Harris was the CUES
tn I,S week OF Mrs. Staeh and Miss Myr
ue Long in Portland.
%&H
mrs Mrs A. Hauenstein of Bluffton
onlo' Mrs. NJ. Thut of Goshen, Indi
Saa' Sa' and Mr. P. s. Steiner of Dallas
ieAas brother and sisters. are guest
% u Mr. and Mrs. G. Steiner at IA
twelfth street.
, MSS Louise Thompson is in Port
Ta, Iaiu t Inls week visiting a cousin, Mis-
e. ne.a thompson, who has made a sue
s'Ss OF her stage work and is enjoyini
Hon'h vacation in the West.
bs Mss Helen Lewis of Seattle ha
T zen The house guest this week @
ArS Russell Catiin.
5,n WI; and Mrs Lowell Tweedale an
tn.s taush5eT and Miss Jennie Calvert re
No.4 rr,aeu Thursday evening from New
pr ana Mrs. w. B. Gibson are leay
hon. Iaiem on the eighteenth of thi
hs n o Ior an extended trip throug
tos,,st oe coast states, terminating in Cal
Tin,a. uia where they will remain for tn
siniSs Hs Mable Smith has been enter
cnlng this week her cousin. Mis-
sia Ellis from Dallas.