Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-03

which gave the brides into the grooms
keeping. The rooms were artisticall!
decorated for the event, although NJ
special scheme Of color was carried
out, excepting in the living room
which was done in green and white
The ceremony took place under {
| large arch twined with ivy and graceC
with white carnations and Shasta dai
sizes. Here the bridal party gathered
presenting a most beautiful and unu'
sual scene. The pretty brides were
dainty in their gowns of white sill
voil deliberately embroidered. Theil
long tulle wells were arranged in car
effect and held in place with wreaths
Of orange blossoms. The flowers were
arm bouquets of white roses. There
were no attendants. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony, delightful din
ner was served at tables arranged in
the shade Of trees on the lawn, The
newly married couples were given
places of honor and with the charm
ing surroundings, again made a pic
ture entirely out Of the ordinary. This
was perpetuated by photographer
engaged for the purpose. Mr., and
Mrs. Ryan will make their home at
The Dalles, while Mr.. and Mrs. Hoss,
and Mr. and Mrs. Burger will reside
In Salem. Guests for the wedding and
dinner were Doctor and Mrs. G.. A.
Massey, of Turner; Mr., William Bur-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs August Burger, Mr..
and Mrs. James B. Hoss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller DeVoe, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmond
DeVoe, Mr. and Mrs. e. j. Cochran,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraft, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Reddaway, Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Schram, Mrs. Charles Fer
rell, Mrsh Flora /. Foreman, Miss
Mary Burger, Miss Mabel Hoss, of
Aberdeen, Washington; Doctor Eta
Helsley, Doctor o. r. Helsley, Mrs.
Edith DeVoe and Miss Juanita DeVoe,
of Mccoy; Miss Eva Burger, Miss
Martha Burger, Miss Ailsia Massey
and Tommie Massey, of Turner; Miss
Veda Lennon, Miss Welsch, Miss Har-
riet Swienink, Mr.. Edward Tuck Mr..
w. W, Henderson, Mr.. sampel Burger,
Mr.. Jack Swienlnk.
The young people are very popular
in their set and have many friends
who join in wishing them prosperity,
health and long life.
Mrs Magdalene Butte entertained
the members of the German Ladies'
Society very pleasantly in her home
On Lee street last week Thursday.
The afternoon passed with music and
readings. Luncheon was served by
Miss Helen Heyser and Miss Anna
Butte, assisting the hostess.
Mr.. Affords Sunday school class in
Leslie Methodist church gave an ice
cream social last Tuesday evening in
a grove about two blocks from the
church. The largely attended affair
was very pleasant and successful fin
ancially.
The announcement of the marriage
of Mr.. Thomas W. Holman and Miss
Viola Vercler at the home OF the
brides sistersin Portland, on Thurs
day of last week, came as a great sur
prise to friends of the young people.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
erend L. L. Eliot, in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gibson. Upon returning to
Salem Saturday EVENING" congratula-
tlons and gifts awaited Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman, who will be at home to their
friends in their new residence at
Center and Twentieth streets,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin and
daughter, Miss Sophia, are home from
an eight hundred mile automobile trip
which occupied twelve days time. The
car was shipped from Portland to The
Dalles and from there they journeyed
to Bend, in Crook county, where Mr..
Catlin has interests. Crater Lake and
Medford we're among the places Wis
tied. No accident or car annoyance
marred the pleasure of the trip.
Mrs N. A. Ackerman, of Berkeley,
California, was a weekend guest of
her cousin, Miss Minnetta Magers.
Mrs. Ackerman visited in Idaho be-
fore returning to her home.
Mrs George e. Metcalf and her
daughter, Miss olive, left for Berkeley,
California, Tuesday Of this week, Miss
Florence etcalf iMntends to follow la
ter. The young women will enter the
University of California Miss Florence
expecting to be graduated this year.
After an extended trip through the