Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-17

Weather permitting, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Livesley and children are
to Newport today for ten
days outing at the beach
Mr.. James T. Pftrick, of DesMoines
Iowa, an uncle of Mrs. Hofer and Miss
is a guest at the Ernst
lIolers' arriving Thursday, Before re-
turning home he will attend the Grand
Army encampment at Los Angeles,
next month.
Miss Rita Steiner came in from Mes
kowln Wednesday evening The re-
mainder of the family will follow
about the first of September
At five-thirty o'clock on the morning
Of Wednesday, August seventh, nine
teen hundred and twelve, in the Cliff
House at Newport, Miss Bessie Wheel
er of that city and Cecil Cooper of
Salem we're united in marriage, Doctor
Hurd of the Presbyterian church read
ing the lines of the beautiful ring SER
vice. The bridal procession entered
the parlor while Miss La Rue East
presiding at the piano played Men
delssohns wedding march, and here
beneath an exquisite arch formed of
pink and white sweet peas, the cere-
mony was performed and the blessing
pronounced,
The bride was lovely in a dainty
gown of white silk poplin with lace
garnitures. Her tulle veil was held in
place with wreath of Marechal Neil
roses and her flowers bouquet of the
same roses combined with baby breath
blossoms. AS bridesmaid, Miss Mary
Minthorn wore a pretty frock Of white
> lingerie. The groom's attendant was
the brides twin brother. Twenty rel
atiyes and friends we're served a we'd
ding breakfast in the dining room
decorated with a wealth of Shasta
daisies This pretty wedding will in
, terest very many Salem friends. The
7 bridal gifts were numerous, among
= them being silver glass and hand
e painted china. The groom's parents
. presented check for three hundred
4 dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper left in an auto
! mobile for Toledo Immediately afte
S breakfast and boarded the early trail
e for Alsea, Oregon, where they will
make their home.
Kind wishes from many friends fol
y low them.
r Miss Marie Ahlers planned prett
/ compliment Wednesday for Miss Ten
It McRae, Of Vancouver, British Colum
hia, who has been her house guest TO
several weeks when she entertained
d cards in the afternoon.
4, Five hundred was played at fou
n tables, the highest score awarded tn
rrize to Miss Priscilla Fleming. Swet
peas of various colorings, gave beat
,r ty and fragrance throughout tn
q rooms. Miss Helen Ahlers assiste
a her sister. Enjoying the very deligh
full affair with Miss McRae and he
hostess were Misses Ruth and Lucil
In Staley, Miss La Rue East, Miss Pri
az ella Fleming, Misses Mae and Doroth
Steusloff, Miss Anna Yantis, Miss Ge
trude East, Misses Virginia and Cal
az Howard, Miss Hazel Downing, Mi
re Ruth Manning, Miss Nancy Skaif
O. Miss Blanche White.
Thirty-six members Of the Woman
id Auxiliary Of the Missionary Society
r. the First Methodist church were e.
sa tertained by Mrs. R. N Avlson We
t's nesday afternoon at the parsonae
H. Mrs. H. D. Kimball and Mrs. A. A. L
who recently returned from the n
tional board meeting in Minneapol
er gave most interesting accounts of t
IT. general convention.
III.
The Kings Heralds, an organizati
of the First Methodist Sunday scho
he in charge of Mrs. Lee and composed
nd young girls and boys, are planning
lo- reception in honor of the Little Le
IA Bearers. the affair to be given
ID Wilson Park about the last Of Il
at month.
An enjoyable affair Of last Wedn
)s- day evening was the automobile RI
on ten miles out in Polk county chap
in cned by Mr.. and Mrs. Kappahahn.
re- delightful supper followed the RI
cd The maidens were hostesses for
cir lads, preparing most delecta
. feast, and serving 1t in the glow o
honfira vvhoaa genial warmth adj