Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-04
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The annual state fair which is clos
ing its gates tonight after the largest
and most successful exhibition of Ore.
Ron s wonderful resources, from man
buth pumpkins to splendid babies, is
DO be congratulated upon its excellent
arrangement, large attendance and
pleasant weather.
Never before in the history of the
tate fair, have the entries been so
numerous and the crowds of specta-
tors so great. The fine racing over
an almost perfect track, brought out
nnany of the smart set who occupied
boxes and filled touring cars each af
ternOOn.
Among the awards particularly in
teresting, was a little girl 3 dainty
gown of blue lingerie with lace inser-
lions and edging, which captured first
prize in the hand work display of
school girls The garment was made
BY Cora Clayton, a pupil in the State
Institution for Feeble Minded. The
Bitches were exquisitely set, and the
hce faultlessly made by this fifteen
Year old girl, who demonstrated lace
making in the booth arranged for the
Institution s exhibit.
Amid sun and rain, flowers and
Years, suitable tokens and appropriate
fpr the solemn hour of marriage, Rev.
N. T. Porter read the lines of the ser
vice for Ethel Ray, and Mr.. D. Frank
lin Zimmerman, in the home of the
bride parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
yeatch, S2S Marion staeet, at three
O'clock ON the afternoon of September
twenty-eighth. A profusion of white
asters, and ferns adorned the living
room where relatives and few close
friends witnessed the ceremony.
The brides gown was of white lace
over white messalne, her flowers,
corsage bouquet of white carnations
and her only ornament, a necklace with
diamond set pendant, the gift from the
groom.
After congratulations a delectable
luncheon was served in the dining room
mpde dainty with white asters and
ferns, the same flowers identifying
the table. Mrs. L, D. Tape Of Portland
and Miss Eta Critics presided.
The bride was complimented with
numerous wedding gifts.
Mrs. Zimmerman has always lived in
Salem and enjoys the friendship of
life long companions,
Mr.. Zimmerman was a resident of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota before com.
ing to Salem three years ago. He
owns a large loganberry acreage south
Of town.
The young people left Thursday
Morning for st. Pierre ranch, two
miles out in Polk county, where they
will make their home. Out of town
guests for the wedding were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wynne and daughter Miss
Naomie Wynne, of Cottage Grove, Mr..
and Mrs George Owens of Portland
and Mrs. L. D. Tape Of Portland.
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Mrs, John Wheeler Of Portland, ac.
donpanied by her sister.in-law and cou-
sip, Miss Eleanor Wheeler and Mrs. P.
Wheeler, and Miss Cannon of Epdeavor
Pennsylvania, were guests of Mrs. R. s.
Wallace yesterday, who entertained
with a luncheon assisted by Miss Eliz-
abeth Lord, Mrs Wheeler and Miss
Eleanor Wheeler were school mates Of
Ms. William s. Lambie Miss Ruth
Wallace) at Rye Seminary, New York.
Mr' H. OoOk ration dllghted an au-
dience Friday evening, September TWEEN.
ty'sixth in the First Congregational
church parlors.
Since a child in Japan, whose faith.
er was minister to that country, Mr..
Patton has taken the greatest inter
lest in the art of legerdemain, prac-
icing all manner of difficult sleight
Of hand tricks until he has boone ex.
ceedingly proficient in the mystifying
enrne,
Assisting Mr.. Patton with the un.