Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-20
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uniquely congruent for the anniversary
year.
A singularly appropriate basket, OBJ.
long in shape, and filled with old fash.
Toned pink and white phlox centered
the table.
Covers were laid for ten guests and
place cards peculiarly suitable for the
event were made still more interesting
by Jingles denoting characteristics of
the diners.
A regard gift for Mrs. Albert was
a lovely brooch modelled from an heir.
loom.
Mrs. Spencer Schaefer, a charming
young matron, and visitor in this city
from Los Angeles, has been the motif
for number of delightfully."- informal
affairs among the smart set.
This week S entertaining was love.
ly one O'Clock luncheon in surroundings
of white roses and delicate ferns, given
given by Miss Ida Jones at Labish
Meadows. The guests motored from
Salem.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Schaefer s
mother, Mrs. John D. Sutherland, asked
a dozen of her daughters school girl
friends to enjoy Kensington and af.
ternoon of reminiscence.
For added beauty to her rooms, the
hostess chose radiant autumn colorinps
in zenias of bright yellow and brilliant
red Mrs. Sutherland 5 sister, Mrs. C.
.. Rice, and her little granddaughter,
Elizabeth Schaefer, were her helpers.
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One of the prettiest autumn wed.
dings was solomnzed Saturday even.
ing, September thirteenth, at seven
O'Clock in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Phole, when their daughter,
Francis Willis, was given into the keep.
ing of Doctor Floyd Louis Utter.
FrOnds of Oregon bracken and flow.
ering clematis vines transformed the
living room into an exquisite retreat
where under a wedding bell fashioned
OF white asters and white tulle and
hung beneath canopy of vines and
tulle, Doctor Richard N. Avison read
the ring service and pronounced the
blessing.
As the ceremony closed a fall Of
white rose petals, liberated by the
brides attendant, enveloped the bride
and groom with their velvet beauty and
delicate fragrance.
Re bride, fair and slender, was love-
ly in her robe of cream white Duchess
satin with pearl garnitures, and the
long tulle veil caught with bandeau
Of lilies of the valley. She carried a
triple shower bouquet of bride roses.
Miss Gertrude Reeves, of Lebanon,
was the brides maid, and wore laven.
der crepe de chine with silver galoon
adornment. Her head dress was a
silver spangled, lace cap and her flow.
ers delicate pink carnations.
Mr.. Eber Utter was his brothers at
tendant.
Miss Joy Turner announced the com.
ing of the bridal party with violin
rendition Of Mendelssohn s Spring Song
accompanied by Delbert Burton, who
presided at the piano and also played
for Mr.. Alfred Schramm, who sang
Gloves Coronation" with violin OBJ.
ligato by Miss Turner.
A wedding luncheon was served in
the dining room artistically arranged
with Caroline TestOut roses and the
feathery fronds Of asparagus fern.
The room was lighted with the soft
glow of many pink candles, and the
table was graced with trailing ferns,
rose shaded candles and the beautiful
wedding cake. From the electrolier
floated pink tulle.
Mrs. Pohle 3 aids were Miss Mildred
Bagley, who wore pretty frock of
rose pink crepe de chine, with bead
trimmings, Miss Lottie Penn, whose
dainty gown was pale blue messaline
with brocaded chiffon drape and orna-
ments of blue rose buds and Miss
Theodosia Bennett in pretty costume