Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-09

w, 6 Knight performed the
g'nl which made their daugh-
ef'lCrs C.oce Gertrude, the bride of
" .oe W Henry Albert. The artistic
Sfal we're in white, pink and
COLE Nth sweet peas, clematis, as
Fssn, ferns. The ring service
= saod aIS under an immense bouquet
y .I.a .sae cIematis tied with lovers
sli ~ broad white ribbon, and from
no' Stretched garlands to. the walls
~ ,s room. forming a canopy of the
',,u.d ',n,.0oeding the ceremony Miss Jane,
pnrns sang most beautifully
IsuT o,omise Me-. While Miss Franc
-mon played Lorengrin Wedding
% s.,S and little Willetta Welch
Yivr Yusd flowers before them, the
,+i,l party entered.
'ilIr; Trs Donald Upjohn, a sister of
hride as matron of honor, wore
@ Y. wedding gown of white crepe de
N .ssDs and carried pink sweet peas.
ST,- N, Srotber James NJ. Albert, at
n ii.,,d tbe groom. The bride was
,.-s ,.-slv in an empire robe of soft,
%.s Nsits satin. Over the waist and
'.yIy .-T covering the skirt, was tucked
TsHs silk marquisette; about neck
',j sleeves was heavy satin cord
s.,rrished -. with pearl beads. The
Soaicp and oyerdress were trimmed
Nth hands of broad Princess lace.
The court train of satin showed at
no no'nt a large lovers knot of
vbie satin cord, with the pearl
tssds With this handsome gown a
,,rr ulle veil was worn, held with
,tin. pearl seeded band and lilies of
Me- valley. There was an arm bou
met of bride roses tied with broad
nuze ribbon and a shower of tiny
White flowers, maiden hair fern and
narrow ribbons.
About fifty relatives and friends
we're asked for the wedding. In the
dining room where an elaborate lun-
ebeOn was served, the color scheme
vas pink and green. sweet peas in
uOiusiOn and maiden hair fern.
Broad pink ribbons were carried
from electrolier to the table in ar
tistiC effect
In serving the brides cake, the
ring fell to Sylvia Jones, Mrs. How
ard Ramp received the dime, while
Mrs. Burton Leland Stanford by
some freak of fortune drew the but
ton and Donald Byrd by the same
token, a thimble. The young couple
left on the afternoon train for Cor
wallis and from there they go to
Newport for the honeymoon sojourn.
They will reside in Portland where
apartments have been arranged for
them The guests from out of town
we're Mr., and Mrs. w. Howard Ramp
Of Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nc
Kercher, of White Salmon, Washing
tOl Mr. and Mrs Burton L. Stan
ford, of Portland; Mrs. Carrie L.
Rleman, of Portland; Mr., and Mrs.
l. H. Albert, of Jefferson; Ray AL
ter Claire, Ethel Albert, Jane Irene
Burns, of Portland; David Hawkins,
Ralph Maris, of Portland; Sylvia
Jones Of Geryais. and Virginia Byrd,
Of Walla Walla, Washington.
A truly lovely affair of the week,
for which Miss Louise Thompson
was the motif, filled Mrs. Harry
CayS pretty home last Thursday af-
eFloOn with a crowd of matrons and
maids Of the young set. For enter
alnment there were five tables of
lve hundred, Mrs. T. c. Smith and
MlsS Constance Cartwright winning
nsl score prizes. Asters in all
shades, roses and geraniums graced
tle rooms. Very dainty were the re-
tTeShments
Mt. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop
GompLimenting Chandler Percy
brown, whose second birthday had
luS passed and Robert Chauncey Jr.
VINO was two years old last Tuesday.
entertained that evening with a din
MI Gathered about the table
ullcn was centered with pink asst rs
we're MRS, Thomas Kay, Sr., Mrs. c..
+ BISHOP, Mrs. c, D. Gabrielson
slea' grandmother and gran6moth-
W. W. Oh Robert Chauncey, Jr., Mr.. and
ca Hs@ William Brown, grandparents of
ssuaHuleF Percy; Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
,O,u Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roo
AN ana daughters, Helen and Mil
5u' sDa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thielsen
S.,. suu daughter Jane; Mr.. c. D. Ga
@ CieSon' grandfather Of Robert
". vvl.auhcey; Mr.. Carl Gabrielon and
Ur n, ana Mrs. Chauncey Bishop.
vn rue tny guests had little cakes
Ct oHu one candle adornment, while
ssr suaAqler Percy and Robert Chaun-
-, S Jr We're each the proud poses
Sa, s ol big cake bearing two can
,,l; MI; and Mrs. George L. Schneider
WAY. n1u ABOUT forty friends for last
oDsa SsA Monday evening to enjoy folk
y, S' given by Mrs. Schreiber's sis
1iiro;l MI MISS Mari Hofer, of Chicago.
par,,a ptss Helen Pearce returned from
Nssnd Nguand last Wednesday, bringing
Tbo 'es s,i1 evelyn and Ada May Bigger,
psa,wiIl Will be guests of the George ].
''dFces for a few days
h,s and Mrs. Burton Leland Stan
IN ,Inotored from Joseph, arriving
5inS Saigm for the Albert-Byrd we'd
Sas, last Wednesday noon. The
T6ia T6ialords are locating in Portland
hsrseWs news will please their many
IN IIs Ti IN Salem. During their stay
, piis D city they were guests of the
r. Talkingtons.
prisos seuulne and most delightful sur
la, waited Doctor NJ. Z. Pomeroy