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

people in Salem and vicinity was held
lon Friday of last week in Marion
square. A very large crowd enjoyed
an all day outing. A program Of in
strumental and vocal number and ad-
dresses was prepared for entertain
ment. Mrs. Laura Bum Noyes, of
Shaw, read a delightful, original piem.
A very pretty wedding, celebrating
the nuptials of Miss Pearl Coral Straw
and John Sheldon Eddy, occurred at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Straw, 1S4S South
Thirteenth street, at six-thirty o'clock
on the evening of Wednesday July
seventeenth. Surrounded by relatives
and friend numbering about twenty
five guests, the room beautifully dec
GRATED with innumerable Shasta dali
sizes combined with ferns, Reverend
w. T. Tapscott read the lines Of the
ring service under canopy and bell
of daisies and ferns.
The pretty bride was daintily gown
ed in white lace and wore the bridal
veil of tulle fastened with orange bios
SONS. Miss Jessie Miller was the
brides maid and wore white em-
broidered marquisette over pale blue
silk slip.
Two little girls in white carried
flowers, and small ring bearer in
pink silk, carried the circle in a tiny
basket The groom's brother was his
best man.
Following the ceremonw and con-
gratulations was a delightful lunch
eon. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy went immedi-
ately to their home on Thirteenth
street, which was in readiness to re-
oeiye them.
Members of the Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church enjoyed the
delights of picnic Tuesday afternoon
in the beautiful grove at the S. P,
Kimballs in Polk county, Between
thirty and forty guests went over in
automobiles and had luncheon at a
lcng table centered with flowers and
laid under the big trees.
*as
j, F. Goode, John f, steelhammer
and family, Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh and
her small daughter, Josephine, are in
tending to pass the month Of August
at Wilhoit Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr., Doc
tor and Mrs. Harry Clay arc enjoying
two weeks stay 1T the Breakers
Miss Wlnona Lowisa Savage is en-
rooted t. leave Salem next Thu sday
for he'd Ceer, Alberta, Cachdd, Going
directly to the home of friends, upon
reaching Red Deer she will become
tie b. dc of V'lEil Lloyd yonnl
lawyer Of that city, Arrangements fol
te6 Wedding havirg been completed
Amoug the many 'Ovely gifts that have
been showered upon her is one of sill
yer lronlstfe Rodgers Paper company
in which establishment Miss Savagt
has been associate for three years
Mrs. Katherine Bashor, of Portland
was in Salem a few days this week
Her daughter, Mrs. Louis Nerod an,
small grandson, William Chandler ac
companied her home and will remail
several weeks.
Mr.. Nerod is on a purchasing tril
for the Portland Seed company an,
will not reach Portland until mex
month.
Mr.. Brennan Van Duzen, Of Astoria
arrived last evening and will be week
end guest Of the Henry Thielsens a
Derry Orchard. Mrs. Van Duzen will
return home with her husband,
Mr. and Mrs Rolo Drain, Of Bugenf
were visitors at the Nerod home TO
week, returning Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrg Joseph Alber; an
their two little daughters are occupy
ing their new cottage at Newport
= Miss Marie Ahlers has returne
from Vancouver, British Columbla
:, where she enjoyed a delightful vlsi
with her brothers and friends
The members Of Wide Awake En-