Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-22

age, at eight O'Clock on til eyeuiu
Of Wednesday, November nineteentl.
In the drawing room where Au eeee
mOny was performed, floating s5ar,
ers of yellow tulle crossed the ceiling
and ferns and yellow chryssn,humums
were placed about in jars aau s.,aei
baskets.
Before a background of Oregon grape
and under a beautiful archway formed
of the same glossy leaves caught with
white tulle, true lovers knot, the
bridal procession paused until the
strains of Lohengrin s chorus died away
Before the ceremony, Miss Rose Pratt
sang 81 Love You Truly" Garry
Jacobs Bond). The bride was lovely in
gown of cream white charmeuse en-
thain, embellished with pearls and shad.
ow lace. The enveloping veil was
caught with lilies of the valley, and the
arm bouquet was of white carnations.
The groom's gift, broach of pearls,
was the brides only jewel.
Miss Geneva Goodrich was her sis
ter's maid, and wore a dainty frock
of pale blue crepe meteor with lace.
She carried shell pink carnations Mr..
Claire Simeral attended the groom, and
little Master Charles Claggett carried
the ring in rose.
A boufet luncheon served by Miss Ora
Goodrich, Miss Ella Barkley, Of Vale,
Oregon, and Miss Helen Brookins, fol-
lowed congratulations and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Savage started for Newport, where
they will enjoy short honeymoon in
a cottage by the sea.
Standing in line were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Savage and the bride and groom.
A boufet luncheon followed congrat-
ulations and later Mr.. and Mrs. Savage
started for Newport, where they will
enjoy short honeymoon in a cottage
by the sea.
Reverend Peter Burnett was the off.
ciating clergyman at the wedding of
the brides parents, thirty-five years
ago.
Miss Dewitt caught the bouquet tos.
sed by Mrs. Savage. Many lovely
gifts were showered upon the young
people who will locate on the A. t.
Savage farm, east of Salem, immediate.
ly upon their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage were school
friends in the Salem Business college.
Out of town guests attending the
wedding, besides Reverend Pratt, were
Judge and Mrs. V. w. Pearce, of Nc.
Minnville, Mrs, A. C. Goodrich, of Yam.
hill, Mr.. T. +. Goodrich of Amity, Miss
Ora Goodrich of Stockton, California.
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Avoiding the ostentation of church
or home wedding, and with the approval
of the BRIDES father, Mr.. j. L. Ahlers
Marie was quietly married to Leslie
Burdette, of Portland, at the home Of
q friend in Vancouver, Washington,
Monday, November the ninth.
Miss Ahlers was the house guest Of
Miss Hortense Ingalls, in Portland and
from there visited in Vancouver, where
Mr.. Burdette joined her and the cere.
mony was performed.
The young people have known each
other since childhoo' and were students
together in Willamette university.
Mr.. and Mrs Burdette returned to
this city Immediately after their mar.
riage, and are now living in Portland
where Mr.. Burdette is interested in
business, Congratulations and good
wishes are being showered upon the
bride and groom who have many friend
in Salem.
Doctor and Mrs. Floyd Utter miss
Frances Pohle) were host and hostess
Thursday evening with a delightfully."-
arranged dinner in their cozy home al
244 North Twelfth street.
The happy affair was given as a
reunion of college girls, and was plan
ned by their married chum.
Gorgeous autumn leaves combined