Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
SOCIETY
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From Portland Thursday comes the
following account of wedding inter
esting to Salem people:
Trinity Episcopal Church was last
night the scene of one of the largest
and most brilliant weddings of the sea.
son, when Miss Lucille Smith became
the bride of Clifton Nesmith Macarthur.
"The church was filled with a fash,
ionably attired assemblage, and was
decorated attractively with a profusion
of syringa, palms and enehantress ear
nations. Lucien f. Becker presided at
the organ.
"The guests were ushered by John
R. Latourette, Henry Ladd COrbett,
.daurice DOoly and Doctor Frederick
j. Zeigler.
"Lewis A. Macarthur was his broth.
er's best man, and Miss Kemna Klost-
erman was maid of honor. The bride,
one of the most attractive and popular
girls in the younger set, was charming
in handsome white charmeuse gown
embelHshed with rare old rose point
lace. Her full length veil was fashion
ed in little lace Juliet cap and held
with a spray of orange blossoms. She
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
"Miss Klosterman was attractive in
a gown of pastel pink charmeuse with
an imported lace robe over dress, and
she carried an arm boubuet of Killar,
ney roses.
After the ceremony which was SOL
emnized by Reverend A. A. Morrison,
a large reception was held at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clifford Smith. The Smith
residence was elaborately decorated un.
der the direction of Miss Ella Stephens,
Mrs. o. A. Lyman, Miss Gussie Mar.
shall, Mrs. Herbert Holman and Mrs.
w. H. Grindstaff, all of whom are
noted for their cleverness in interior
decorations. Huge clusters of graceful
syringa combined with roses and palms
adorned the drawing room and an i'm.
provised altar of white roses and ferns
made an attractive background for the
receiving party. In the receiving line
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton n. Near.
thur, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clifford
Smith, Mrs. Harriet X. Macarthur,
Miss Kenna Klosterman and Lewis A.
Macarthur. An unusually large number
of guests came from Hood River to at.
tend the wedding.
''The dining room was a bower of
bridesmaid roses, and lovely Richmond
roses were attractively arranged in the
library. The porches were enclosed fol
the occasion, and an orchestra played
throughout the evening. The gowns
worn by matrons and young girls as
sisting about the rooms were stunning
new models and the source OF much ad
miration.
Presiding in the dining room werC
Mrs. o. A. Lyman, Mrs. w. C. Hol
man, Mrs. James W. Cook and Mrs. ]
X. Gamble. They were assisted by
Mrs. Walter Gearin, Miss Judith Scott
Mrs. Elmer Moler of Hood River
; Miss Georgia Yates, Misses Leila ant
V'Ona Guthrie, Misses Vida and Mil
dred Nichols, Gretchen Klosterman ant
Margaret Malarkey.
" Among the numerous handsom,
wedding gifts was beautiful Victrola
the gift of the "boys" of the hous,
| of representatives in Salem.
"The bride has been feted continu
ously since the announcement of her en-
gagement few months ago and is al
Unusually charming girl.
Mr., Macarthur Is one of the popu
lar attorneys of Portland, prominen
in clubdom and politics, having game,
distinction as speaker of the house O.
) representatives during the last term. :
Caroline Testout roses were used il
profusion for the rooms and graced thu
table Friday evening, June twentieth
when Mrs. G. w. Ellis asked the mem
bers of South Central Circle of tn
First Methodist church for dinner il
her lovely new home on Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Joseph Cassalman an
Mrs. j. D. Williams assisted the hostess
= Guests enjoying the hospitality wer
Doctor and Mrs. r. N. Avisou, Mr.. an,
Mrs, +, G. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Clearwater, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. McIn
, turf, Mr. and Mrs, Hillycr. Mrs Mar,
Connell, Mrs n. J.. Lehman aud sou
Robert, Mrs. Vandervort, Mrs. JosepI
Cassalmau, Mrs. Catherine Brown an,
daughter, Gretchen, Mrs. Selee, Mr.,
l Card, Mrs. r. c. Case and daughter
Mildred, Mrs. II. c. Tillman and daugh
tcrs, Josephine and Madeline, Mr.: