Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20
SOCIETY S

In serving her very elaborate re-
freshments, the hostess was assisted
by Miss Genevieye HALEY of Portland.
"a guest in the house, Mrs. Frederic
Thielsen, Mrs. William Thielsen and
Miss Ellen Thielsen.
Miss Maud Durbin and Miss Nancy
Skaife left for Neskowin yesterday
where they will pass two weeks with
the Misses Rita and Barbara Steiner
at Doctor r. e. Lee Steiner's new cot
tage.
Complimenting Miss Mildred Smith
of Astoria, who is visiting Miss Althea
Moores, two machines carried a crowd
OF the younger set to the Henry B.
Thielsen ranch last Sunday evening
for a picnic supper in the grove.
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Miss Maud Durbin entertained very
informally with an afternoon Of sew
ing Tuesday asking a few Of her girl
friends.
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In honor of Miss W'nona Lawisa
Savage Of 1855 Front street, who is a
bride-elect of the month, Miss Ruth
Hodge, Hiss Ruth l{ercrum nnN Miss
Gertrude Eakin asked twenty four of
their yong friends CIR . picnic Tues.
day evening on 'e3eryclr mill, After
luncheon the eyen'iE was passed witt,
stories and songs around a bon fire.
In the presence of large number
of relatives and friends, at Saint Jo-
seph's church beautiful with its
wealth of Shasta daisies and sweet
peas, the lights of the altar sandles
twinkling among the elaborate floral
decorations, May La Nora Gremmels
and Joseph II. Bach were Joined in
holy bonds of wedlock at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning, July seventeenth
nineteen hundred and twelve.
A large number of relatives and
friends witnesser the ceremony, Rev
erend Father Moore officiated assist,
ed by Father Maier and Reverend
John Grainer. After the marriage
a nuptial mass was celebrated with
full choir assisting to organ accom-
paniment.
The lovely bride wore a charm.
ing creation of silver net over white
crepe meteor, with embellishments Of
silver fringe. Her long tulle veil was
held in place with lily Of the valley
springs, and her only ornament was q
dainty silver necklace with diamond
set pendant, the groom's gift She
carried a white prayer book, and from
It's leaves fell showers Of white chlf,
fon ribbon twined with delicate lille,
Of the valley.
The bride entered with her brother
Mr. John Gremmels Her sister Miss
Eva Gremmels, WIS the In4id of honul
and wore dainty frock Of nix chir
fon, with picture nat of wnte elab
GRATED with pink Her flowers were
carnations in pink.
Two pretty litti1 cousins in cmbroi
dered white null over rink preceded
the bride. Vivian Rosenberger carried
the ring in the Eet-t of ink rose
and BlaI' Rosenberge, scattered pin3
sweet peas in the bride s pathway.
Awaiting at the altar, was tn,
groom and his attendant, brother
Mr. Lawrence Bach.
The Mendelssohn wedding marcel
was played by Miss Bessie Bach, Z
cousin of the groom, and the usheri
were Mr.. Il. A. Huckestein and M
Charles Huckestein Immediately af
ter the ceremony five course dinner
was served In the new home at 4jl
South Twenty-rilth street The rooms
were artstcally arranged with mas
turtIums and sweet peas and the sam,
flowers graced the beautiful table
Dinner guests from out Of town were
Mr. and Mrs s. r. Bach, Miss Bessie
Bach Miss Vna Sheridan, Miss Ros,
sheridan Of Lebanon, Miss Eva Grem
mels Of Fairyille Iowa, Mn. and Mf2
j. b. Springer Of Portland Mr.. an,
Mrs. M. Michelbrook, of McMinnyllle
and from Salem Reverend Father
Moore, Father Maler, Reverend join
Grainer, Mr. and Mrs. J0rn Gremmels
Mr. and Mrs. Peter $. Ipch, Mr. an,
Mrs H. A. Boyington, Mr. and Mrs. "
M. Rosenberger Esther Gfonmols
Vivian Gremmels, Rosalic Bach Viy
an Rosenbergcr, Blair RorenDcrger
Mrs Helena Yonnhc Gancucy,
Yonnke, and Anna BrelJnnstcla
! There were many b'autiu gifts
Two years ago Mrs. Bach removed
from Falrvllle, Iowa To sait,u. an,
during this short time Ter wect dis
Ipotitipn aud rbaru,In,, nnrg,p,tit,