Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-08

Claiming first place on the calenda
of large June weddings in Portland
was the marriage of Miss Angela Mar
garet Kinney and Chester Griffin Muir
ply, formerly of this city, solemnizet
by Archbishop Alexander Christie a
eight o'clack on the evening of Tues
day, June the fourth, at the home o
the bride sister, Mrs. James A. Dough.
erty. Only relatives and intimate
friends we're hidden to the ceremony
but several hundred guests called Later
for the reception, where Mrs. E. G
Murphy, mother of the bridegroom
and Timothy Kinney father OF the
bride, joined the bridal party, in greet.
ing the guests. The bride was lovely
in her wedding gown Of ivory satin
draped with chiffon and farther elab-
GRATED with rare lace. A coronet OF
orange blossoms secured the long
tulle veil and the bridal bouquet was
an exquisite shower of white orchids
and lilies of the valley. Her only or
nament was the brldegroom's gift, a
diamond lavallier She came in on
the arm of her father, who gave her
into the bridegroom's keeping. Mrs.
Dougherty was chosen as her sisters
matron of honor She wore a stun
ming creation of orchid satin with an
over-drape of chiffon in the same tone,
and carried Cecil Drummer roses. The
maid Of honor, Miss Mazda Hart, was
attired in creation of gold satin, with
an over-dress of chiffon trimmed with
gold lace She also carried Cecil Bru-
ner roses. David L. Honeyman was
the bridegroom's man. The drawing
room with its masses of white and
pink peonies, made charming setting
for the exchange of the nuptial vows.
Lilies were artistically arranged In the
hall and the table In the dining room
was graced with beautiful arrange
ment of mauve orchids and lilies of
the valley. The lawn was brilliantly
lighted and found favor with many of
the guests. Punch and coffee were
served on the veranda, where the dec
orations were palms. Mrs Louis G..
Clark and Mrs. Gay Lombard poured
coffee, and punch was served during
the evening by Mrs Alexander A. Nc
Donnell, Mrs. A. ]. Geisey, Miss Ella
Hirsch. Miss, Nina Jones, of Santa Bar
bara, Miss Katherine MacMaster, Miss
Milla Wessinger, Misses Cornelia and
Gully Cook, Miss Anita Burns, Miss
Dorothy Huber and Miss Ethelwynne
Glass, who also assisted about the
rooms. Miss Anita Burns was the for
tunate captor Of the brides bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy have gone on
their wedding journey, the destination
of which is a secret. They will be at
home in Trinity Place apartments.
Mrs. Murphy is the youngest daughter
of Timothy Kinney, a prominent capl-
talist of Salt Lake City, and sister of
Mrs. Charles Whitney, of Salt Lake
and Mrs. James A. Dougherty, of Port
land. Mr.. Murphy is graduate of
Leland Stanford, Jr., university and a
Zeta Psi man. He is member of the
Arlington, University, Multnomah and
Waverly Golf clubs and a prominent
young attorney in Portland
Society lent its presence to the
dancing party last Tuesday evening,
when under management Of Illihee
club, the new freight station of the
Oregon Electric Railway company was
formally opened. The floral decora-
tions of the dancing room-the old
auditorium, were confined to a single
color scheme; ferns in numerous brass
bowls hanging from the ceiling, and
the same flora tastefully arranged
about the room. Adding a touch OF
brilliancy were shields bearing the
letters 20. r. r." all done most artis-
tically in the national cOlors. Mr..
Romeo Gilbert was responsible for the
designing and the work Of decorating.
Punch was served in the dancing
room and refreshments in new freight
station. The Peerless orchestra fur
nished excellent music Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Albin met the Portland visitors
who arrived in their private car at six
forty-five, and escorted them to the
Marion, where dinner was served.
Among the Oregon Electric railway
guests from Portland were; Mr.. and
Mrs, A. c. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
CoOAAhbNs WI anu NIB hull0t MI anu
Mrs. F. A. Peil, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Louns-
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Turner,
Doctor and Mrs. J. c. Zan, Mrs. Fran
ces Brady, Mr. p A. Bushnell, Mr.. L.
B. Wickersham Mr. G. M. Mcdowell,
Mr.. W. e. Conan, Mr. w. P. Powers,
Mr.. Carl Gray, Jr,, Mr.. c. D. Phillips,
Mr.. Bert Cohen. AS attendants for the
guests of the evening" special colored
porter and his wife accompanied the
Portland people. The floor was not
too crowded with dancers, making the
affair more delightful Mr. and Mrs.
John Claire Montelth and Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Konrad dropped In after Miss
Sheltons recital, where Mr.. Monteith
sang and Mr. Konrad gave selections
on the cello
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Thielsen have
sent cleyerly worded invitations to
the members Of KensingtOn club and
their families, for a one o'clock break
fast to be served tomorrow In the
grove opposite the Thielsen home at
Rickreall. This event is a farewell to
their country life. The Thielsens are