Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-04-11

thAo WIN appear III at inltitollHk Huul-
Der, the old Virginia Reel and Minuet
following, the last TO be danced by 16
beautiful little girls wearing powdered
wigs. The sailors horn pipe will be
danced by two charming little maids.
First Scene-Interior of Church.
The wedding of Tom Thumb and Jen-
ME June (Those in the bridal party
ranging from tiny tots of 3 to 10 years
of age.)
Guests seated with much ceremony.
Guests representing many prominent
they enter. After guests are seated
go Promise Me" will be sung by
Frances Ward, representing Rose Cour-
sen Reed, Of Portland. Immediately
after this song the bridal praty will eu-
ter to the soft strains of Loengrin We'd
ding March. Minister Officiating will
be the right Rev. SnOdgrass of New
York who had officiated at the we'd
ding of the BRIDE 3 parents, 20 years
ago.
Bridal party-Bride, Luella Barnett
groom, Phillip Holmes; best man, Don
aid Edmundson; minister, Wayne Alleni
maid of honor, Mabe Ackerman.
Brides maids-0dile Matthews, Gle
ma Sauders, Pauline johnson, Doris
Mye.
Ushers-Sherman Plimpton, Henry
Wesley Thielson, Hanford Post, Daryl
Myers.
Flower girls-Naney Thielson, Jose
phine Albert, Janet Plimpton, Maxine
Glover.
Mayor-Kenneth Wilson.
Councilman, Ralph Wilson.
Distinguished guests attending the
Virginia Dorcas, Joe Gilbert,
Loretta Varley, James Walton, Gordon
Bennett, Robert Bishop, Mildred Acker
man, Florence Pope, Edwina Baker,
Mary Heenan, Austin Frazier, Ruth
Kennedy, Ralph Wilson, Eleanor Camp
bell, Paul Staley, Margaret Heenan,
Nilsson Steiner, Leitha Wilson, Nal
colin Smith, Thelma Cary, Roberta
Hanson, Florence Jones, Olive Brown,
Lucille Ssuires, 'Eula Aufrance, Franz
Deckebach, =. Elsie Boyington, Kenneth
Wilson, Esther Miller, Carson Hunt,
Marion Roberts, Emmett Summerville.
Pauline Knowland, Maryin Roth, Cleta
/ Peely, Earl Shafer, Bavina Buirgyf
Irene Fleming, Kenneth Roth, Elsie
/ Hop Lee, Ella Hop Lee, Frances Ward,
jeanette Sykes.
Second Scene-Pagcantry Of Play.
After the wedding ceremony the brid
al party, guests and town people viii
assemble to watch the grand parade
and participate in the wonderful
Tageantry of play, including character
songs and dances by 1870 children, Civ.
en- in honor of the bridal party. Mayor
and councilmen meet and discuss tho
carnival in song and friendly chat.
They hasten away to join the paraGe
which is nearing the grand stand. The
parade enters and people are seatel.
The program begins with address Of
welcome by Master Kenneth Wilson
representing Mayor Sleeves. Followed
by the opening chorus and program:
National Rose Dance.
Beautiful dance by 10 little girls in
costumes of Pink gauze with wreaths
or roses, who dance attendance upon
their Queen Margaret White, this
dance is completed by unfolding the
national colors.
Dorelle Anderson, Helen Elmer, Len
to Baumgartner, Ruth Wechter, Frances
iDck, Cleta Perry, Grace Babeoek, Ma
bel Updegraph, Constance Yantis.
Emigrants.
Late arrivals from the old country
who are enjoying the Carnival;
Germans-George Lienkaemper, Hell
en- Arpke.
Japanese-Elsic Hop Lee, Ella Hop
Lee.
Gypsies-Charles Dollard, Glen Bah
cock, Esther Miller.
Italian. Frederick Arpke, Lois Nye,
Ruth Page.
Virginia Reel.
Virginia bellies and their beaux who
have been invited to assist in the pro.
gram:
Eva Cary, Carson Hunt, Helen Schin.
dler, Frank Deckebach, Gussie South
Paul Staley, Thema Young, Earl Schaf.
er, Maeyl Hunter, Wayne Allen, Fran
ces Ward. Emmett Summervile, Flor,
ence, CARTWRIGHT, Milton Steiner, Mary
Albert, Malcolm Smith.
Mrs. Carleton Smith, one of Salem :
favorites will sing.
Latest Paris fashion models who have
been imported as a special feature:
Constance Yantis, Cleta Peery, Ma
iorie Harbert, Elsie Boyington, Ruth
Kennedy, Eula Aufrance.
The sailor S hornpipe a fancy dancs
by two charming little sailors;
Alice Mcclellan, Margaret A. White
Song by a famous Primma Donna.
Puritans who represent in song ouI
ancestors who came over in the May
Flower:
Hazel McGilehrist, Letha Driseoll
Edith Bynon, Alta johnson, Evelyn
Gibbs, Gladys Harbert, Gertrude Tuck.
er, Helen Rose, Isabelle George, Helen
Howell, Mary Albert.
The stately minuet danced by lG
beautiful girls representing elegant col.
onial costumes, the men and maids OF
long ago.
Helen Currie, Lueile Cameron, Letha
Wilson, Margaret White, winifrei
Goss, Maxine Buren, Genevieve Howell,
Florence Cartwright, Eva Miles, Mar.
garet McMahon, Lois Smith, Carolyn
East, Olive Mcclellan, Helen Carey,
Hilda Tillinghast, Margaret Livesley.
Especially beautiful will be the ser
vices at st. Joseph's Catholic church,