Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-16
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Al seven CLOCK on Lne evening OF
March the twelfth, nineteen hundred
and twelve, in the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Woodruff,
1926 East State street, surrounded by
relatives and close friends, with
bevy Of beautiful girls in attendance,
Ray, became the bride of Frank Jen-
kins, Reverend Richard N. Ayison
reading the service that bound each
to the other with the golden circle.
In the living room profusely decor
ated with Oregon grape, ferns and
pink carnations, were streamers Of
pink tulle hung from corners OF the
ceiling TO meet over the mantle and
all forming delicate canopy under
which the bridal party assembled. Be-
fore the fire place, which was banked
high with the foliage and starred with
pink carnations while on the mantle
an immense bunch Of the flowers was
placed between pink shaded candles
an altar was formed Of the ferns and
carnations, with the white satin kneel-
ing pillows beneath Here the solemn
sacrament was performed and bless
ing pronounced.
The bride is southern girl Of
stately type, and was lovely in a hand
some robe OF heavy white satin, en-
train, yelled In Chantilly lace, which
formed fischu and over dress, all gar
nished with pearl bead trimming. The
veil was held In place with pearl
bead Juliet headdress. Her flowers,
most beautiful bride rose bouquet
with showers Of buds and lilies Of the
valley.
The maid OF honor, Miss Vyvien
Gose, was charming in an exquisite
gown of pink crepe de chine elabor-
ated with shadow lace and crystal
fringe. She wore pink bandeau and
carried a sheaf Of pink carnations.
The brides dainty maids, Miss Flor
ence Bonnell and Miss Elizabeth El-
liott, were pictures In pink crepe de
chine; their flowers arm bouquets OF
pink carnations
The same color scheme was carried
out In the pretty gowns Of Miss Agnes
Mclaughlin, who sang De Kovens
20 Promise Me-" and Miss nellie Muir
ply, who accompanied her and also
played the bridal chorus and wedding
march. The maids entering from the
hall, carried broad pink tulle bands
to form an aisle for the bride and her
honor maid.
The groom, attended by his brother
Paul Jenkins, awaited at the altar
Miss Amelia Babcock In dainty frock
OF pink, met guests at the door.
In the dining room pink prevailed
An elaboration OF sweet peas and
tulle combined with delicate ferns
and smilax, made most charming set
ting for the beautiful girls, which
included Miss Kate Kelley, Miss
Lucia wilkins and Miss Helen Wash
burne, who assisted and we're delight
ful In their pink frocks Miss Kelly
and Miss Wilkins were graduated with
the bride from the university In Eu-
gene last June.
Miss Elliott caught the brides bou-
quet and when the cake was cut, Miss
GoBe captured the ring, Miss Emerson
the dime, Miss Murphy the thlmble
and Eugene Houston the button
Mr.. Jenkins, who is interested In
the Eugene Register, lh Simpson
college man, coming TO Oregon from
Iowa, The young couple will reside
In Eugene, where home prepared by
the groom at Sixth and Olive streets
awaited them. A trip to Portland was
enjoyed before leaving for their home.
Mrs. Jenkins gOlng-away gown was
OF brown, tailored, and worn with
close hat
The wedding gifts were most beau
tifu and included quantities Of arti-
Giles for all parts Of the house
Among out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs b. X Jenkins Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. r. GrIggs, Mrs. Dunston, Miss Car
olin Dunston, Miss Lucia wilkins,
Miss Florence Bonuell, Miss nellie
Murphy, Mr. Paul Jenkins all from
Eugene, Miss Vyvien Gose, Olympia,
Washington; Miss Helen Washburn
Springfield, Oregon; Miss Kate Kelly
Portland; Miss Elizabeth Elliott
Portland; Miss Agnes McLauchlan
Portland.
Asking as guests the young women
who assisted them on the occasion Of
their teas, Mrs s. w Thompson and
Miss Alne Thompson entertained at
cards last Thursday afternoon. Red
carnations with ferns were used for
decorating, To Mrs, Chauncey Bishops
delight, her high score secured the
beautiful prize
A most interesting bit Of news Is
taken from n communication written
In Geneva, Switzerland, by Mrs Ruby
Hughes and sent TO Salem friend,
Mrs, A. 10. Rookey Of Portland re-
mained the guest OF Mrs, Hughes
In Geneva, while the doctor passed
two weeks inspecting Vienna Austria
Hungary hospitals, The doctor ac-
oOmpanled by his wife and Mrs.
Hughes, will tour England and Ger,
many during the spring months,
While visiting In Geneva the party re-
celyed most complimentary attentions
from residents Of the American colony.
ett
The Cherry City Assembly party Tor
March was given last Thursday even.
ing In Hotel Marion, The last dance
Of the club season will be the April
assembling,
A few young people gathered most
Informally at Miss Sophie Catlins
last Tuesday evening, when card
games were played and Fritz Slade
poured
eat
Miss Aline Thompson was hostess
for the Kenslngton last week, and
Yesterday afternoon Miss Ruth Wal
lace entertained the club
e
Mrs, w. Melvlne Plimnton and child !
rem are visiting relatives In Portland.
Mrs. Plimpton came up for the As.