Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-05

for few days, Miss Catherine Carson
invited friends for a Kensington tea
last Wednesday afternoon.
A profusion of crimson ramblers
made brilliant coloring for the rooms.
Fifteen young women enjoyed the OPP
portunity of visiting with Miss Nc.
Colon.
An interesting wedding in Bay City,
Oregon, at eight fifteen o'clock on the
evening of June twenty-ninth, was
that Of Miss Mabel Grace Lautz to
Walter Meanwhile Petteys' which oc-
Cured at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G.. Lautz.
Only members Of the families and a
few close friends were present at the
ceremony.
The handsome bride wore a gown of
white crepe de chine, en- train, with EN-.
bellishments of beautiful rosette band
trimming. The veil which fell to the
length of the train was fastened with
strand of pearl beads. Her flowers were
bride roses.
Miss Effie May Jordan was maid Of
honor and wore pink charmeuse with
bit of rare old lace for elaboration.
She carried an arm bouquet of the deli.
cate long-tasseled white mountain
spray.
Preceding the entrance of the bridal
party, Miss Minnetta Magers sang
'Thou Art Like Unto Lovely Flow
er" (William G. Smith), and after the
ceremony, Carrie Jacobs Bonds "I
Love You Truly
Reverend Donald A. Mackenzie
from the Presbyterian church of Till
amOok, read the ring service in the
music room, under an archway of
mountain spray before a background
of the same beautiful flowers.
La France roses and mountain spray
were graceful decorations for the room.
Miss Myrtle Lautz accompanied for
the songs and played the wedding
march which blended into a softly i'm.
prOvised melody continuing during the
ceremony.
Lights were pink shaded and the soft
glow made the pretty surroundings
very charming.
Miss Magers caught the bride IS bou-
iuSJ anu MIS- lldSVlJ VI L OIIlduuy WIN
was Miss Lucy Chestnut, of Salem, be-
fore her marriage, found the ring in
the bride S cake and the other trinkets
were captured by Portland guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Petteys are joining a camp.
ing party for the summer. Mr. Petteys
is assistant to his brother, who is a
bridge contractor.
Mrs. Petteys is widely known in Sa
lem and Portland. Her gracious man
ner and fine singing voice have charm
ed many audiences, She was pupil
of Miss Minnetta Magers and received
l. voice culture under her direction
Many beautiful wedding gifts wert
!. bestowed upon the bride by Salem
] Portland and Bay City friends.
Mrs. S, c. Dyer made Miss Francis
Clark, of Portland, honor guest at I
+ pretty card party last Wednesday eve
a ming, when she asked group of tn
n younger set to play five hundred a
five tables. Margaret Kay and Eu
a gene Houston were high score winners
The merry event was cherry part,
s and lcng to be remembered.
|
/ Mrs. Morris Abrahams was hostes
with a luncheon today in Hotel MAJ
ion, the invitational list include
}. friends who had complimented he
;. with social attentions during her visi
e in Salem
n The table was tentered with an in
J. mense bowl of lavender sweet pea
4 and from this cluster each guest wa
II presented with large cOrsage. Ep
grams with quaint illustrations marke
r places for the hostess, Mrs. +. P. Tall
ington and Miss Talkington at who's
i home she is house guest, Mrs. James 4
N Wilson, Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mr.
d Folsom, Miss Matilda Eckerlen an
n Miss Mary Eckerlen.
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% A wedding of unusual interest I
n Salem friends was solemnized at I'll
'r home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
ID j. Hansen, Wednesday evening, min
?. teen hundred and thirteen, when Rut
s. became the bride of Thomas Marsha
S. Ward, Jr. The ceremony was pc
formed at six o'clock, Reverend j.
Or Leas, Of the Lutheran church, read IL
$. service in beautiful setting of whi
r Canterbury bells and ferns.
Miss Lenora Hansen was her sister
maid of honor and wore a dainty gov
n Of pink charemuse with touch Of re
m old lace, Her flowers were pink swe
a peas. The bride was very lovely.
er a robe Of white charmeuse and draI
d, Of rare old lace She carried clust
fl Of bride rosebuds and delicate pink {
nd chids.
on Mr.. Howard Word was. the groom
m attendant.
al Immediately following the eercmou
hit n wedding dinner was served in t
m. dining room, beautiful with its displ
Of pink sweet peas.
nd From eight o'clock until ten, a br
-a- liant reception was held at the hol
he Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen About t.
ye- hundred and fifty friends called to
an tend congratulations Floating abe
he the rooms were Mrs. Word 5 Gam
Ith Phi Beta sorority friends in fetch
evening frocks.
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