Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-18
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In sphss Oh s'een' l'o"l na Wv.
uo4,ro IA wedding Of more than
,,,oI ,lwas solemnized Wednes-
day ev ahuary ,'l'eel'"' d, ~, t
IN n,i,ock in the home Of the
bride's'S' Doo'ol "nu '
IL. .brend II. u. Babcock read
inr al service which made Alta
49, bride of Mr. Edgar Leon
MortDe rooms throughout were
boo,t decorated. Oregon-grape,
1ouroivy we're used in profusion,
oo,,, with streamers and true
,o,a ITS of white tulle. The cere-
.os performed under a large
nuaIoned of foliage and adorned
witle tulle bows.
ping the, marriage service, MISS
mr.. Hodge sang Because" by
aIbt, and announcing the ap-
nrbf the bridal procession Miss
coe Eakin played Mendelssohn's
u march, and during the cere-
-. continued with Rubenstein's
"denoi Ostrow" Miss Mildred
III ,of Seattle was the bridesmaid,
lore a lovely gown Of lavender
Line with marquisite over drape
asame shade with pearl bead gar
,Ag. Her flowers, an arm cluster
lell-pink carnations. Little Mar
Lewis was flower girl, in dainty
of white with pink hair ribbons
he brides pathway the petals were
tered from basket,
he bride was charming in her roD'
ivory charmeuse en- train, emDel
ed with princess lace and pearls
q enveloping veil was held in plac
In lilies of the valley and her DO
ct was of bride roses with shove
lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Robert Eakin was the groom.
ttendant.
Following the ceremony, luncheo
VAS served in the dining room, mad
beautiful with foliage of the wooc
and streamers of pink tulle floatin
from the ceiling lights to pink DoV
knots on the tables corners, A golde
basket filled with pink carnations al
tied with pink gauze ribbons center'
/ the table.
The brides young friends assistil
were. Miss Ruth Hodge, Miss The
dosia Bennett, Miss Vera Martin MI
Beulah Clark, Miss Ruth Ketche
Miss Lois Martin and Miss Eva Hog
Miss Altman has been a resident
Salem for eight years, was gradual
from the high school and also fr'
Willamette University, where she "
president of the student body a
prominent in college affairs, She v
SaIem's May Queen at the cherry |
festival last year.
Mr.. Martin is a graduate OF the n
school and of the law department
the university.
Mrs. Martins going away gown
of brown cloth and the small hat
brown plush was ornamented wit
golden rose.
Mr. Martin has business in P
land, and the young people VIII rel
at 9S9 East Twenty-first street No
Cards have been issued by
Brown, Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs
ford w. Brown for an afternoon 4
icale to be given in Masonic Ten
Thursday, January twenty-third, I
teen hundred and thirteen.
The story Of a very dehgl
card party we're unintentiol
omitted from last weeks society
umns Mrs. w. II. Dancy honorec
house guest, Mrs. W. A. Jones,
was Miss Jessie Creighton before
marriage and resident of 81
asking old time friends TO max
four tables Of five hundred, for T.
day evening. Card honors fell to
George G. Brown.
Mrs. Edwin Baker assisted the
ess, and after serving a lovely i
con, the remaining hours were
over to music and dancing
Adding to the pleasure Of the
ing was a charming vocal solo by
Oswald West and Mrs, II. II. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover
tanned with an attractive dinner
day evening celebrating the eigh
niversary Of their wedding
Great clusters of pink earn
adorned the rooms and center'
table where covers were laid fol
and places marked with dinner
in pink. Guest favors we're sma'
candles in crystal holders.
Circling the table were Mr. an
James w. Church, Mr., and Mrs
r. Brophy, Mrs. Vera Byars
Miss Cora Talkington and tn
and hostess, Little Maxine
very daintily presided over
nre dining table graced with pi