Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

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Salem on Decoration day, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Schultz.
Miss Chamberlain returned to Port.
land for the rose festival.
A delightful party among the young
er set was given Monday evening at
the beautiful MeGilchrist home on
South Commercial street, with Miss
lsobel McGilchrist and Miss Odell Saw.
age as hOstesses.
Ferns and roses were artistieally ar.
ranged about the rooms and the broad
porch was festoOned with garlands of
PINK roses interpersed with Japanese
lanterns; and rest corners presented
most uniting appearance.
The dainty programs ofthe evening $
entertainment, which were presented to
theguests as they entered, read as fol.
lows; Q) Spasms of Art; (2) Pricks
and Bumps; (3) Presence of Mind
Test; (4) A Diary; (5) Eats; (6) Shin.
digs; land 3. (7) Goodnight.
Miss Esther Baldwin and Mr.. Ray
Todhunter won prizes in "Pricks and
Bumps in which the boys displayed
their skill in sewing on buttons and
the girls at driving nails. The prizes
in "Presence of Mind Test - were talk.
en- by Miss Helen Neugabach and Mr..
Allan Carson.
"Shindigs' proved to be dancing on
the wide piazza.
Chaperones for the occasion were
Mrs. William McGilchrist, Sr., and Mrs.
Mark Savage. Invitations for the
merry affair were sent to Miss Mar.
garet Rodgers, Miss Irene Curtis, Miss
Helen Neugabach, Miss Gertrude East,
Miss Gertrude Ashley, Miss Gertrude
Lienpemper, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss
Ruth Caulbach, Miss Esther Baldwin.
Miss Bernice Craig, Miss Teresa FowIe
Miss Vesta Smith, Miss Margaret Legg
Miss Johanna Driscoll, Miss Caroline
Dick, Allan Carson, Allen Jones, Frank.
lin Durbin, Lewis Griffith, Franklin
Miller, Hugh Kyle, Hugh Constable
Ray Todhunter, George Croisan, Freder.
lex Deckabach, Orris Fry, Jean Hous.
ton, Lyle Bartholomew, Victor Brade.
son, Dean Curtis and George McGil.
christ.
Mrs. C. L. Dick and Mrs. John D.
Caughell chaperoned a jolly crowd of
young people Friday afternoon of last
week, motoring to Pringle Creek where
they enjoyed all the pleasures of a
picnic jaunt and supper Asked to
make up the party of merry makers,
were Miss Margaret Kay, Miss Mar.
garet Rodgers, Miss Teresa FOwle, Miss
Caroline Dick, Miss Gertrude East,
Miss Irene Curtis, Miss Helen Neuga.
bach, Miss Berdine Meyers, Ruth
Sultz, Miss Esther Maad, Allan Jones,
Jean Houston, Franklin Durbin, Hugh
Kyle, George Croisan, franklin Miller,
Hugh Constable, Frederick Deckabach,
Louis Griffith and Orris Fry.
In Pendleton Wednesday evening
June fourth, Reverend Grigsby of First
Presbyterian church, read the marriage
lines Of the ring services for Miss
Wilma Burmester and Mr.. Ray Bishop,
at the home of Mrs. L. R. Dickson,
and in the presence of relatives and
few close friends. The bridal party
entered to the strain of Mendelssohn IS
march, Miss Lila Grigsby pre-.
siding at the piano.
The bride s sister, Miss Theodore
Burmester, attended her as maid, and
wore white over pink; her flowers were
pink roses.
The bride 5 gown was of white satin,
beautifully fashioned with marquisite
drapings and lace Celebrations. The
enveloping tule veil was held with a
pearl studded pin, a gift from Robert
Chauncy Bishop, Jr. and Charles
Kay Bishop, of Salem; very small
nephews Of the groom. Her only orna.
ment, a pearl and diamond bar pin
set in platinum, was the groom = gift
She carried an arm bouquet Of bride
roses, Mr.. Walter R. Waggoner at
tended the groom, and Mrs. Theodore
Burmester gave her daughter into tn,
groom's keeping. Among the relative,
and friends who witnessed the qulct
ceremony were, the brides mother
Mrs. Theodore Burmester, and her sis
tiers, Miss Louise Burmester and Mis-,
Theodore Burmester of Salt Lake City