Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

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lighted japanese lanterns hung about
the porches and grounds. Owing to in
element weather, the wiring was quick
ly transferred to the house and twined
with hOneysuckle, making a labrynth
Of green garlands dotted with lanterns.
Caroline Testout roses and pink sweet
peas completed the elaborate house dec
orations. Five hundred was the game
and Japanese score cards were used,
Miss Teresa FOwle and Lloyd Holdiman
captured the favors. Miss Angeline
Carver assisted the hostesses; and Jap
anese invitations were sent to Miss
Marion Gould, Miss Helen Deckebach,
Miss Catherine Fowle, Miss Teresa
Fowle, Miss Angeline Carver, Miss Lii.
nan Slater, Miss Margaret Rodgers,
Miss Caroline Dick, Miss Gertrude East,
Miss Beatrice Walton, Miss Ruth
Schultz, Miss Irene Curtis, Miss Helen
Neugebaeur, Miss Marjorie Kay, Gene
Houston, Allan Jones, Lloyd Holdiman,
Glenn Brouer, Joseph Minton, Burton
Jones, Donald Byrd, Thomas Wood
Louis Griffith, Frank Durbin, Hugh
Constable, Frederick Deckebach, Orris
Fry, Deane Curtis and George Croison.
Ending the seasons work and usher
ing in the summer vacation, was a de-
lightful banquet last Wednesday night
in Hotel Marion grill, given by the
Wednesday Musical club in compliment
to Miss Minnetta Mayors.
Circling the table were the honor
guest, Miss Louise Cromise, Miss Gay.
nell Kellogg, Miss Ethel Thomas Miss
Myrtle Knowland, Miss Ermine Bush
nell, Miss Beulah Presnell, Miss Mary
Hansen, Miss Janet Lawrence, Miss
Beulah Lawrence, Miss Florence Hoff-
mire, Miss Gearing, Mrs. Hazel Green
Cooper, Miss Ruth Fugate and Miss
Leita Hays.
A very pretty wedding, with Rever.
end George g. Bicknell of Turner, off.
ciating and Reverend Henry T. Bah.
cock, assisting, was solemnized in the
home of Mrs. N. j. Welborn, sos North
Nineteenth street, at half past two
O'Clock on the afternoon of June eigh-
teenth, nineteen hundred and thirteen,
when her eldest daughter, FlOdene, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Clarence Morss
of Cottage Grove.
About forty relatives and close
friends witnessed the ceremony.
Pink and white roses and ferns were
GRACEFUL adornment for the rooms.
Mrs. Luther Bicknell presided at the
piano and played "Wagner's Wedding
March, " for the entrance of the bridal
procession, ooh Promise Me-" very
softly during the service.
Thebride was lovely in white crepe
meteor, elaborated with chiffon and
lace. She carried a shower of bouquet
of bride roses and sweet peas Miss
Vera Welborn as maid of honor wore
a dainty gown Of cream null.
Mr.. Frederick Mangis was the
groom s attendant, The ring service
was read under a bower of pink and
white rose buds, A dainty luncheon
followed the ceremony; the bride IS table
was beautifully decorated and her cake
was surrounded by white carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morss left Immediately
for Cottage Grove where they will re.
side.
Out Of town guests were: Reverend
and Mrs. George +. Bicknell of Turner;
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bicknell, of Tren.
ton, New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Finnerly and Mr.. and Mrs. L. S
Hartsock of Albany Mr.. and Mrs A
c. Libby of Jefferson Mr. and Mrs
Burns of Silverton; Mr.. and Mrs. c. S
Welborn and sister, Bernice of Mills
City and Mrs s. C. Stewart of Els
tacada.
, One of the pleasant affairs of las
week. was the compliment to Miss Rutl
Manning Friday evening, with Miss Tsa
bel McGilchrst and Miss Irma Bots
| ford as charming hostesses.
Miss Jennie Pearce, who accompanie
Miss Manning when she leaves for Cali
fornia, shared with the honor guest TIL
adieu party was given in Miss Nc
Gilchrist s home on South Commercial
street, where La France and Carolin
Testout roses made lovely decorations
Marking places for the dinner guest