Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11

land Miss Helen Watsell COVE one of
the first autumn functions in L0us-
anne hall, entertaining with beauti-
fully appointed dinner followed by mu-
sic and novelty games, later in the
parlors.
A bowl of pink carnations centered
the attractive table and dainty place
cards were laid for the hostesses, the
honor guest, Mrs. A. G. Ruby and her
young son Curtis, who were visitors
at the hall, Miss Eleanor Ruby, Miss
Ruth Boyer, Miss Mldred Bartholo-
new, Miss Genevieve Avison, Miss Mar
garet Poisal, Miss Ermine Harding,
Miss Beryl Holt, Miss Lucille Kuntz
and Miss Ruth Young.
Miss Mark is Willamette alumnus
Of Nineteen thirteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Moreland have is.
sued cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Lueen, to Chester A. Moores
of Portland, the ceremony to take
place at the residence on the even
ing of October fifteenth.
Rev. r. N. Avison will officiate The
groom S cousin Miss Althea Moores,
will attend as brides maid and his
brother Merrill Moores is chosen as
best man.
The young people will make their
home in Portland.
The delightfully."- informed dancing
party given Friday evening of last
week by Miss Florence B. Cloutier in
connection with her classes, opened
the seasn' s work and pleasure.
D. Arcy hall was aglow with clusters
of pink roses and asters and pink
shaded lights. About thirty-five coup.
les Of the younger dancing crowd form
ed the grand march at nine o'clock
and tripped through fifteen numbers
and three extras to the Peerless or.
chestra s good music.
Miss Cloutier has announced the op
ening party for her junior dancing
class, this afternoon, and will continue
the lessons Saturdays instead of Tues
days as was previously announced.
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! Intensely interesting to many Salem
friends Of the bride, will be the fol
lowing account of the marriage Of Miss
Gully Cook in Portland, to Maurice f
Crumpacker.
@ Miss Gully Cook and Maurice Crum
packer were married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cook, at the
prettiest of all weddings, the quiet
home wedding Miss Cook had orig
inally planned an elaborate church af
fair, but owing to the continued illness
Of her father, she decided on simple
home ceremony, with only the relatives
and few additional guests, the in
innate friends of the bride and groom
among the younger set.
Miss Cook, beautiful stately blond
made an enchantingly beautiful brdC
in her wedding robe Of white brocadeC
crepe enveloped in the cloudy fold
Of her long tulls neil. The gown wal
beautifully but simply fashioned will
Celebrations Of Irish point and Venic,
lace. She carried bouquet of laven
der orchids and lilies of the valley
She took her place before the alte
Of flowers banked at the mantle a.
the end Of the living room. Quantitie,
of snow white chrysamthemums anC
festoons of asparagus fern and tai
palms combined to form these attrac
tive decorations.
Miss Cornelia Cook, who was he
sisters only attendant, is an opposit,
type to her sister, and is as strikingly
pretty brunette as her sister is blonC
She was most effectively gowned il
orchid toned chiffon trimmed with rar,
lace. Her bouquet was Of the pinl
bridesmaid buds arranged in pretty
shower.
! Donald w. Green was the best mar
and the ceremony was read by Docto
Thomas L. Elliott at eight thirty o.
,clock.