Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-18

size, confined IN lace paper holder.
The flowers were heliotrope, mignon-
ette, violets, sweet elysium and tiny
pink and yellow rose buds. A recep-
tion followed the ceremony and con-
gratulations. The dining room was
particularly attractive in a motif of
white and green developed with ferns,
carnations and chrysantheumns. The
table was centered with tall French
basket filled with big fluffy chrys.
antheumns, and lighted with white can
dies in silver sticks. Streamers of
white tulle floated from the electrolier
to the tables corners where they ended
in lovers knots.
Mrs. George H. Burnett poured and
Mrs. John H. McNary cut the ices.
Assisting were A. N. Moores, Mrs.
Charles Weller and Mrs. Gaylord Pat
terson.
Miss Elizabeth Lord caught the
brides bouquet, Miss Aline Thompson
found the ring in the cake, Miss Mar
jorie Marvin, the thimble and little
Mary Gill, the BRIDES niece, discov-
cred the wish bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moores stole awey from
the wedding guests and started on their
honeymoon trip-when and where
known only to each other. The going
away gown was of brown cloth, with
modish vest of brocade, orange and
brown. Worn with this was stunning
little brown plush hat.
Upon their return to Portland the
young people will remain for two or
three weeks at the home Of Mr.. c.. B.
Moores, and after that will be located
in their own apartments.
Mrs. Moores, who has always resided
in Salem, enjoys wide circle of friends
After the announcement of her be-
throthal, she was complimented with
many pre.nuptial affairs including o
shower of gifts Her wedding presents
were very numerous and beautiful.
Amonk them was an especially fine ar.
ray of silver and exquisite china.
The young people are starting their
new life propitiously and have the
heartest wishes of their friends for
happines and prosperity.
Miss Althea Moores presided over
a dainty luncheon Monday in honor
Of Miss Lueen Moreland, bride of the
week.
A quaint, formal bouquet of pink
geraniums and blue adgeratums marked
the tables center and little old fash.
ioned nosegays in lace paped holders
were favors for the guests. Over all,
was the soft light from pink shaded
globes and candles,
A few close friends Of the bride.elect
were luncheon guests, Mrs. John II. Nc
Nary, Mrs. Elmer Ludden, Miss Ellen
Thielsen, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss
Sophia Catlin and Miss Marjorie Mary.
in.
Later additional guests came in for
bridge, and the game was played at four
tables. Miss Aline Thompson was
awarded card honors.
Cards have been received by friends
in this city, for the marriage Of Miss
Constance Emma Guerrier, Of 9entralia,
Washington, to Mr. Robin Homer Mel.
son, Of Albany. The wedding to take
place Saturday evening, October twenty
fifth, at st. Johns Episcopal church
in Centralia.
Mr. Nelson is well known in Salem,
and his sister, Miss Frances Nelson, Of
Albany, has been the house guest Of
Mrs. Robert Chauncey Bishop and Miss
Aline Thompson.
Miss Bertha Sroat, Of Pasadena, Cal.
ifornia, who has been the house guest
Of Mrs. II. +. Waters and Mrs. vii.
liam c. Knighton for several weeks,
was made honor guest at Kensington
party Wednesday afternoon, given by
her hostesses at Mrs. Knighton s home,
Twenty Of Miss Sroat's friends were
biddcn and brought dainty fancy work,