Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-13

friends, and her marriage this week
was one Of the smartest and most in.
teresting that has taken place for some
time.
For the ceremony, guests numbering
40, relatives and the more intimate
friends, were assembled, Rev. Carl +.
Elliott, of the First Presbyterian
church, reading the beautiful and i'm
pressive services at half past six
o clock.
Miss Beatrice Shelton played an ac-
compartment for Mrs. W. Carlton
Smith, who sang go Fair, o Sweet, o
Holy" by Cantor, just prior to the
bridal party taking their places. The
wedding march from Mendelssohn was
also played by Miss Shelton.
There were no attendants.
Miss Erixon made a lovely picture
in an exquisite gown of soft ivory.
toned crepe meteor which fell in soft
drapes to train. Exquisite silver
lace formed an Overdrape for the skirt
and also embellished the bodice. She
wore long tulle veil which was light
ly caught with orange blossoms, Her
bouquet was fashioned of bride s roses
and asparagus fern, with shower of
white sweet peas.
Crimson rambler roses, and wood
fern formed an effective decorative
scheme throughout the downstairs
rooms. They were artistically inter.
mingled on the mantle, banked the
fireplace, and were used elsewhere in
available places in brass receptacles
and jardinieres, with the handsome fin
ishing of the rooms, forming an attrac-
tive nuptual bower.
Karl Frau Druskai roses covered an
immense bell, under which the ceremony
was performed.
The serving room at the head of the
stairway was all in pink, with adorn.
ments of Carolyn Testout roses and
fern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart left on the
Shasta limited the same evening, going
north, the bride's travelling costume be,
ing a mOdisn suit of new blue, with
elose-fitting hat to match.
After the first of July they will be
at home to friends at an attractive new
bungalow on Leslie street.
| Out-of-tOwn attendants included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gram and Mis-:
Myrtle Gram, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Schaefer, Mrs. Clyde Philliber, of Port
land, and MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Cooper
Jr., of Independence.
Mrs. Clyde Philliber, of Portland, IL
the guest of the Antony Kleins on Oak
street. Mrs. Philliber was formerly
Miss Mata Klein.
One of the foremost events in Rose
burg society was the marriage of Har
riet Dudley Barker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. Barker, to Louis VIII
liam Josse, of this city. The ceremony
took place at high noon at the bride /
parent S home, and was witnessed by
about 100 relatives and representativ,
society people, Rev. NJ. Lux, of tn,
Roseburg Presbyterian church. officiat
ing.
Miss Madge Miller played Men
delssohn S wedding march, and ais,
sang "Oh Promise Me" previous t,
the service.
The rooms were bower of flowers
hundreds of Easter lilies mingling will
masses of pink rhododendron bios
SONS.
Immediately following the ceremon,
reception was held, which was large
ly attended.
The bride wore her going away cos
; tune, fetching suit of blue MORE
with hat of white. She carried a bon
quet of brides roses and maiden hal
fern, with lilies of the valley falling il
shower.
; Mr. and Mrs. Josse left the sam
evening for Portland, where they vii
remain until the first of next week
They will be at home to friends afte