Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

but the exception TO TINS rule came
In October and has continued until
this first week of January, when there
Is a dearth Of small society affairs and
nothing whatever Of great interest.
After the excitement of many prom
inent functions and the rush of speed
ing holidays, society matrons and
maids are giving themselves a much
needed rest.
The quiet may continue until after
Lent, which comes unusually early
this year, the fifth of February. Many
years ago, the convening Of legisla-
ture meant round of gaiety, but
recently this important factor in the
states government has caused not
ripple in society affairs at the capital
city.
Many social clubs are disseminating
their meetings until later dates The
bright, particular event in music for
this week was the recital given by
Carrie Jacobs-Bond philosopher, pian-
ist painter poetess, composer, pub
Usher and interpreter, very wonder
full woman.
Doctor r. N. Avison read the mar
riage lines for Anna Mae Takemire
and Mr.. Merton Reid De Long at seven
o'clock on the evening of January
fourth in the home Of the brides aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. H, H. Pohle,
244 North Twelfth street.
Pink and white carnations and roses
combined with ferns, ivy and smilax,
were graceful adornments for the
rooms. Mrs. Myrtle De Long Men
denhall sang Grieg's "Ich Llebe Dich. "
Miss Evelyn De Long announced the
coming Of the bridal procession with
strains Of Mendlessohn's wedding
march, and softly played the "Flower
Song Lang's, during ceremony and
benediction.
The handsome bride wore white
satin, cut round length, with over
dress Of white chiffon and garnishings
of pearl beads. Her veil was of white
tulle held in place with pearls and
her flowers an arm bouquet of white
carnations.
Miss Ethel Edith Livingston was her
cousins bridesmaid, and wore dainty
gown OF pink silk, with white chiffon
drape. She carried pink carnations
Mr. P. F. Anderson was the groom's
attendant.
The wedding date had been choseT
as compliment to Mr. De Longs par
'ents, whose twenty-fifth anniversar!
was celebrated by their sons mar
riage.
Luncheon followed the ceremony
Miss Lottie Penn and Miss Frances
Pohle assisting When the bride por
toned her cake, Miss Livingston cap
tured the ring, Miss Pohle the coin
and Mr.. Anderson the thlmble, whicl
event brought forth immediate con
dolments.
When the bride tossed her boque
Miss Frances Pohle was the fortunat
possessor.
Mr. and Mrs. De Long left for Port
land on the nine O'Clock electric an
will continue their trip to other place
in Oregon.
The brides going away gown wa
of dark blue serge, tailored, and wor
with white beaver hat bearing whit
plume and tiny pink roses.
The young people will be home
their friends after January fifteenth
at 275 South Fourteenth street,
Many beautiful wedding gifts wei
bestowed upon the bride. Beside
the grooms family and Mr., and Mr.
Pohle and family, the guests bidde
to the wedding were: President an
Mrs. Fletcher Homan, Doctor and Mr.
Todd, Judge and Mrs. George H. Blu
nett, Judge and Mrs F, A. Moore, Do
tor and Mrs. R. N. Avison, Attornt
General and Mrs. W. A. Crawfor
Dean and Mrs. Frederic Mendenha
Doctor and Mrs H. d. Kimball, N
and Mrs. I. II. Van Wrinkle, Mr.. al
Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwa
Barnes, Doctor and Mrs. G.. V. Little
Miss Lottie Penn, Doctor Floyd Ute
Mr.. p. T. Anderson. From out OF toy
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Darnell, Pol
land; Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Frazer, Po
land; Mr. and Mrs Rorepaugh, Z
gene; Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston, Sci
tie, and Miss Ethel Livingston Of Se
tie; Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Harkne
Albany The house decorating "
artistic work of Little and Russell
Miss Alice Bingham and Miss /
zele Downing were honor guests !
Saturday afternoon when Miss I
zelle Erixon and Miss Bmmeline Kl
entertained with a delightfully."- inf
NAL five hundred party at Miss Ell
ons home, Twelfth and Oak sire
High score awarded the favor
Mice ITo1p1 nnwninp