Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-08

few members of Portland Forestry
Club, who transacted business at the
state house in the afternoon Mrs.
Elliott's guests from Portland were:
Mrs. A. II. Breyman, Mrs. Dalton
Mrs. Mcltoberts, Mrs. Moore, and from
Salem, Mrs. Il. o. Siecke, Mrs. Rus
sell Catlin and Miss Matte f. Beatty
Mrs. o, p Hoff entertained inform
ally with luncheon Thursday, compli-
menting Mrs. Anna Read, Miss Mary
Riddner and Miss Blanche Mickey
prominent teachers in the Portland
schools, who, with others, came to
Salem to call on legislators in interest
of the civil service bill Mrs. Read
will be weekend guest at Mrs. Hoffs.
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Miss Cronise's Friday evening dane
ing parties, in connection with her
very successful classes, have been ex-
ceedingly popular during the winter.
For next week, in honor Of st. VAL
entine, the hall will be appropriately
decorated and extra music provided.
No invitations will be issued but the
crowd Of young people who have en-
joyed these pleasant affairs for the
past two seasons, are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs, Clayton f. Young is compli-
mentlng her little daughter, Edith,
this afternoon with birthday party,
Telephoning few neighbors to dron
in Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Shand entertained with
cards in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shand, Of Alberta, Canada
or great interest to her many Sa-
lem friends will be the following ac-
count of Miss Lena Simpsons mar
riage to Doctor Frank ]. McCauley
on Wednesday evening, February
fifth:
"The wedding of Miss Lena Simpson
and Dr. Frank ], McCauley at st.
Stephens pro-cathedral last evening
was solemnized before large con-
gregation of their friends Rev. Hor-
ace M, Ramsey read the service. Miss
Simpson is. popular girl and has
been much feted as a bride-elect She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Simpson. DR., McCauley is a promin-
ent young physician. He is the son
of Mrs Alice McCauleN Carl Denton
rendered number of organ selections
before the wedding party arrived,
which included Duo" from a suite
by Blzet Noel" by Guillmant, and
the Festival Prelude" (Tschrich). For
the wedding professional he played
the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus" (Wag-
ner).
Miss Crystal Keck, an aunt of the
bride, was maid Of honor. She was
gowned in pastel pink satin with an
overdress OF lace.
Miss Edith Sheehy, bridesmaid,
wore charming gown of pink char
meuse Both attendants carried pink
Bridesmaid roses,
"The bride, who is a striking bru-
nette, was effectively gowned in her
ivory white satin robe, with rose point
trimmings. She wore lace cap with
long tulle veil, caught with orange
blossoms, falling over the face and to
the tip of the train. Dr. John Nc
Cullom attended the bridegroom The
guests were ushered at the church by
Dr. Marr Bissaillon, Edward Brazell
and John Hlckson.
1.-THE altar of the church was banked
with Easter lilies, and palms were set
about the church.
"a reception at the home Of the
brides parents followed the services
at the church. The wedding party re-
ceived with Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson
and Mrs. Alice McCauley. A buffet
supper was served in the dining-room.
The table was attractively set with
pink begonias. The decorations in the
other rooms were made up Of En-
chantress carnations, smilax and
palms Mrs, Mckinley Mitchell and
Mrs. r. r. Giltner served, assisted by
Mrs. N T, Palmer and Mrs. T. j.
Cleeton.
Mrs, Simpson wore a charming
toilette Of corn-colored charmeuse,
with a black chantllly overdress. 9
"Mr. and Mrs. McCauley will make
an extended visit in Southern Callfor-
MIA on their honeymoon. Oregon
Journal,
Thursday evening Of last week,