Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-13

the Garfield school for two or three
years.
Out Of town guests for the wedding
were Mrs. Mildred Brooks, who came in
from Newport, Mrs. Percy Gilmore of
Eugene, Miss Livia Ferren of Forest
Grove, and Miss Eva Campbell of Port
land.
Mrs. Roy Shane Wagner made Mrs.
William Rufus King honor guest last
Wednesday in Portland, when she asked
dozen women to enjoy an informal
afternoon with Mrs. King before her
departure for the east.
Cards have been received by Salem
friends for the marriage OF Miss Matte
Misamore and DOlph Tuggle at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. M. L.
Misamore, s72 East Main street, Port.
land. The ceremony will take place
at eight O'Clock and will be followed
with reception at nine o'clock. Their
home will be in Stockton, California.
| Miss Misamore has wide circle of
friends in this city, where she was a
public school instructor for three years.
Her beautiful character and winning
personality have made lifelong friends.
| #R#
Surprising her husband last Saturday
evening, on the occasion of his birth
day, Mrs. F. J. Miller asked in few
friends and entertained them with in.
teresting parlor games and an elegant
luncheon. Especially fine were two de-
licious cakes sent to their father from
his two daughters in Albany. The af,
fair was most enjoyable,
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Of interest to Salem society is the
news of the details of Miss Barbara
Willis Eakin's s marriage to Mr.. Fred.
eric Charles Fulton, which was one Of
the most handsomely appointed we'd
dings ever solemnized in Astoria. Sew
eral hundred Of the most prominent
people in the city attended the nuptial
celebration in First Presbyterian
church, at eight O'Clock, on the evening
of Friday, September the fifth.
The chancel was beautifully decorat
ed with masses Of blue and white
hydrangea, immense white chrysanthe
NUNS, ferns and palms. Clusters of hy
drangea in the same color motif wer,
laid on the broad window sills, fringet
with trailing ferns.
Miss Faye Ball presided at the. or
gan and Mrs. Fletcher Linn of Portland
ssang "Because Two little girls
Eleanor Eakin and Priscilla Eakin, sis
ter and cousin of the bride, preceded
the ushers, stretching white ribbon
along either side of the aisle Thei
frocks were of dainty lingerie, worl
with pink sashes and head bands.
Miss Mary Ealin was her sister
maid Of honor and wore a charming
combination of lavender charmeuse drol
and overdress of pink chiffon caugh
with small lavender rosebuds. Her flow
, ers were beautiful lavender asters.
Miss Ellen Thielsen of Salem, a
bridesmaid, was in pale blue crepe d
chine with Celebrations Of white lace
blue chiffon and pink and blue rose
buds. Miss Gertrude Upshur Of Port
land was also bridesmaid and wa
gowned in pale blue charmeuse Of tn
same shade, with white embroidere
crepe chiffon. Each carried an arm
load of pink asters, and the three al
tendants on the bride wore white Julie
caps and short wells. The bride, VIII
was given by her father into tn
, groom's keeping, was exquisite in
handsome robe Of white meteor crep
with full train and embellishments q
rare lace. The long tulle veil was hel
:, in place with orange blossoms. He
only ornament was a lovely brooch Q
pearls and sapphires the groom s elf
The bridal bouquet was fashioned q
orchids and lilies of the valley, with
shower of the tiny Cecil Bruner ros,
buds
Mr. Alan Fulton was his brother