Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-25

atives and intimate friends attending.
Rev. Mr.. Shank read the service.
The bride and bridegroom were un-
attended. Mrs. Pritchard was a love-
ly picture in her wedding dress of
ivory toned charmeuse elaborated with
Spanish lace. She carried handsome
shower bouquet of orchids and white
sweet peas. The rooms were redolent
with the fragrance Cf roses. The pink
Testouts and tiny Cecil Brunner were
used in charming effect. Following the
wedding the guests were seated to sup
per at table artistically decked with
clusters of the pink and yellow snap
dragons.
Mrs. Pritchard is the daughter of
Mrs. Barbara A. Beleher and sister
Of j. William Belcher of Portland. Mr..
Pritchard is the son of Mrs. Jennie
G. Pritchard. Both bride and bride
groom are well known in the state =
musical circles and they have hosts of
friends. The guests were: Mrs. Jennie
G. Pritchard, Mrs. Frank L. Crang of
Astoria, Miss Viola Crank of Astoria,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kozer of Salem,
Rev. and Mrs. Shank, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Law
Ter, Miss Mono Lawler, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred w. Post Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Maxon, James E. Belcher, J. William
Belcher, Daniel Belcher and Mrs. Bar
bara A. Belcher.
Mrs. Pritchard as Miss Pflcher has
frequently visited here, when she has
been entertained by Mrs. Kozer. Her
brother, ]. William Belcher, is also
known in Salem, having sung here on
several occasions.
Miss Margaret Posa1, Miss Lucille
Kuntz and Miss Eleanor Ruby have in.
vitations out for Friday evening, when
they will entertain at the Poisal home
on South Commercial street.
Salemites now residing in Portland
have set aside June 13 for their gen
eral "High Jinks'' to be held at the
Oaks park. These are frequent affairs,
and are enthusiastically participated in
by hundreds of people, many of them
at one time prominent in Salem social
and business circles. Visiting Salem
ties are also welcome to these affairs.
Those in charge are: Mrs. B. H.
Bowman. Mrs ]. ]. Murphy, Mrs. ]. W.
Cook, Mrs. W. B. Crane, Mrs. R. n.
Dearborn and Mrs. s. W. Church. The
board Of managers was composed of
General W. Fl. Odell, Judges R. S.
Bean, G. E. Wolverton and W. N. Ga
tens, j. X. Gill. P. L. Willis. Judge
Seneca Smith. Phil Metschan, Sr., ex.
Governor T. T. Geer, Charles A. Johns
DR.. G. f. Cline, Edgar B. Piper of
THE Oregonian. B.. Frank Irvine, of The
Journal, and Rev. D. E. Gray. Some
Of those identified with the "iinks'
will be John W. Minton, A. B. Croas
man, John B. Coffey, John Knight
Charles B. Moores, Phil Metschan, Jr.
Paul Sproat, Colonel Robert A. Miller
and Anderson NJ. Cannon.
The picnic to have been given by
the Moose lodge Sunday at Black Rocb
was postponed owing TO the condition
of the weather, and will be held next
Sunday.
Fehcitatlons are finding tSeir way tt
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Con
nell Dyer, upon the birth of little son
Friday, who will be known as William
Connell, Jr.
Mrs. Dyer was Miss Madeline Walk
er before her marriage.
Miss Beatrice Shelton will give he
closing recitals at tie First Congrega
tional church on June % and 23rd
The first date will be a concert re
cital, with some of the city's best tai
ent assisting with vocal and instru
mental numbers.
The last night will be claimed b,
the pupils for their regular annual re
cital.
b, Entertaining Jointly for the ladies o