Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-27

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]. r. Shepard, who gave her into the
bridegroom's keeping. The nuptial
group, formed beneath trellised bow
er of sweet brier and Dorothy Perkins
roses, which suspended large lover's
knot The bride, who is very attrac-
tive girl, was gowned in cream'tOned
crepe de chine, with Celebrations of
real lace. Her long tulle veil fell in
filmy cascades to the hem of her train
and was beeomingly held in place by a
wreath of lilies of the valley. Her only
ornament was q, cameo necklace, the
bridegroom gift Her bouquet was
4 formed of BRIDES roses, and after the
ceremony was caught by Miss Ruth
, Shepard.
The matrOn of honor was cOstumed
in pink crepe with lace garnitures, and
she carried a great armful of pink ear
nations. q,
Previous to the ceren:ony Miss Greta
Phillips effectively sang because, y
following which Miss Ruth Shepard
softly rendered "Lohengrin IS" we'd
ding march.
The house was redolent with Dorothy
Perkins roses, artistically arranged
throughout the different rooms Dec
orations of these centered the table
where a wedding luncheon was served,
covers being laid for thirty.
Trailers of asparagus fern were ar
ranged amongst the service and places
were denoted by dainty heart.shaped
place cards decorated with tiny cupids
and sweet pea blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington left the
same evening for Missoula, Montana,
where Mr.. darlington is engaged in
business. The bride IS travelling cos
tune was of dark blue, with hat to
match.
Miss Alice Shepard, whose marriage
to King Darlington was celebrated
Wednesday, was q much feted bride
elect A graduate of Willamette uni
versity and the Oregon Agricultural
college, former class and college mates
joined in showing her much attention.
Mrs. r. S. Wallace and Mrs. Louise
Arthur entertained at the home of the
former Thursday of last week in her
honor. Miss Shepard 3 small nieces,
Margaret and Elizabeth Lewis, met the
guests as they entered, presenting each
with q bride s card bearing the bride.
elect IS name with that of Mr.. CARING
. ton. Attached to each were pink sweet
peas tied with pink ribbon.
, Decorations were carried out with
ocean spray in the music room, with
the same flower combined with pink
= roses festooning the reception room.
During the afternoon Miss Margaret
West rendered piano selection, Mrs
Percy A. Cupper sang Somewhere {
D Voice Is Calling" and # Love Yor
9 Truly" Margaret Lewis also gave {
vocal number.
A Assisting Mrs. Herren in serving wer
6 Miss Angie McCulloch Miss Pearl Ap
2 plegate, Miss Margaret West and Mis-
t Frances Hodge.
Among the college friends of Mis-
}. Shepard who were present were Mis-
V Olive Metcalf, Mrs. W. H. Darby, Mis-
Theodosia Bennett, Miss Mel Sykes an,
Miss Nancy Skaife.
u Mrs. Lewis cOmplimented her siste
. with several affairs, and she was ais
- the inspiration of several affairs give
II by friends in Corvallis and Portland
The home of the Reverend and Mrs
+. S. Lawrence on Market street wa
n the scene of simple but beautiful
II wedding on Thursday morning, whe
q ,neir daughter Beulah became the wifi
of Walter j. Kenyon
y Preceding the ceremony, Miss Clar
q Arthur, of McMinnville, sang Cadman
e 81 Love You" and the bridal part
n took their places to the strains c
% Mendesshon's s march rendered by Mis-
. Jane Lawrence.
The bride was exquisite in her gov
co of white crepe meteor and her tul
p. veil which was caught with jasmin
M She entered on her father s arm. I'll
10 groom, with Reverend H. f. Marshal
40 awaited her before an arched bacl
n ground of ivy and white lilies. The
g the sacred VOWS were pledged in IL
"a presence of the bride g immediate far
qs lily and a few intimate friends. 1t W;
as regretted that her brother and his bri,
" of San Francisco were compelled to
: absent.
A pleasing breakfast was served
= the guests in the dining room, pref
. with its subdued lights and Dorotl
Perkins roses. Congratulations al
gifts were shOwered upon the brid
pair, kilograms coming from Chica,
and various cities in California, Was
ingtOn and Oregon, with rich gifts
silver, cut glass and table linen, e
pressing the good wishes that after
&c them. The bride has made a wide ei
- Gle of friends from among her ella
nj mates in high school and the you
-. people of the Baptist church, and 5
III has endeared herself to the readi,
public of Salem through her work
ne the public library.
OF Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon left on t
ey north-bound Oregon Electric for a to
ly of a few weeks. They will make thu
home in Portland on the east side, tn
,e city being a central point for \
Kenyon, who is a representative f
-, Rand McNally & Co. on the Pacit
~ coast He has visited Salem in a bu
ness way for several years, and duri
II that time has won the esteem a
friendship of many.
A very pretty home wedding Ia
nr place at the suburban residence of J
and Mrs. =. NJ Law, of Salem Heigh
,u Wednesday, at high noon, when tn
" daughter, Ethel Alice, became the br