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


othy Steusloff, Mr. Donnelly, Mr.. Clark,
Miss Hortense EppIey, Miss Nell Sykes,
Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Ward, Roy Clark,
Miss Bertha Edwards aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Swartout.
Lizzette Fawk.Walton became the
bride of DIR. Seth NJ. Kerron, of Port.
land, Wednesday afternoon, at .
o clock, at quiet home ceremony, a.
the residence of the Henry Fawks on
Nobb Hill. Rev. j. c, Spencer off
ciated.
DIR. and Mrs. Kerron left the same
evening on the Shasta limited for San
Francisco, where they will make their
home, DR.. Kerron continuing the prac.
tiee of his profession.
Mrs. Kerron is well known in Port.
land and Salem and is popular in so.
eiety. DR.. kerron is graduate of
the University of Oregon and mem
ber of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Miss Grace Holt will be weekend
guest of the Win Howds of the Waldo
Hills.
During her week 5 stay in Corvallis,
Miss Hortense Epplcy was entertained
by Mrs. A. G. Lunn, who was formerly
Miss Isabelle Ackerman.
/
A wedding of much interest occurred
Wednesday night when Miss Thersa
Cassidy became the bride of Guy 0.
Smith at the country place of the
John Jones, near Macleay.
the ceremony took place out of
doors amid picturesque natural sur.
roundings, myriad Japanese lanterns
Illuminating the scene.
At O'Clock Mr.. Harris Thompson
sang 81 Love You Truly" at the con.
elusion Of which Miss Mabel Volkman.
of Oregon City, played Lohengrin IS
wedding march. As the bridal party
appeared, the small flower girl, Alice
Jones, niece of the bridegroom, who
was attired in a dainty white embroid.
cred gown, advanced first strewing
roses along the bridal path.
With their attendants, Miss Eva Cas-
sidy, recently from Minnesota, and Mr.,
Robin Day, of Salem, the nuptial pair
formed a group beneath bower of
wild roses and fragrant sweet peas
where Rev. A. A. Moore read the ser.
vices, before an assemblage of rela.
tives and intimate friends:
The bride was chlrmingly gowned in
white crepe de meteor with embcllish.
ments of pearls. Her long tulle veil
was lightly caught with tiny white
blossoms. She carrie an arm bouquet
of brides roses with shower of white
sweet peas, Her maid wore white
embroidered costume and carried white
carnations and fern.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
an informal reception was held in the
house, the rooms bearing decorations OF
ocean spray and syringas Miss Ethel
Thompson assisted in serving.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are wei
known in Salem, Mr.. Smith being 8
member of the law firm of McNary
Shields and Smith.
An attractive bungalow is being com
pleted for them at 1925 North Ghurcl
street, where they will be at home t,
their friends. 10
Attendants at the wedding were
Mr.; and Mrs. Roy Shields, Mrs. S. A
Smith, of Salient; Mrs. R. l.. Antrim
Portland; Chester Wilkes, Miss Ethe
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Thomp
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones, Mrs
Paget, William kissling, and Dan Mil
Ter, of Macleay.
Of interest to many Salem peopl
was the marriage of Miss Dolly Bend
ing, prominent young society girl o
Albany, to Mr.. Darwin Carnegie. o
Minneapolis, the wedding occurring a
the Hub city Wednesday evening. Rev
u. II. Leech, of the First Methods
church, officiated.
The newlyweds left immediately 70
Portland, where they are enioying tn
rose show. They will leave in the nea
future for Minneapolis, where Mr.. Car
q negie is in the employ of the Genera
Electric company.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOnn Carson and Mis-
: Esther Carson will attend the com
) mencement exercises at the Universit
of Oregon next week.
,
D The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smitl
/ at Salem Heights was the scene of n,
: anniversary surprise Friday evening il
| honor of Mr. Smith s birthday.
+ A dainty luncheon was served amit
. surroundings of acean spray and beau
= tiful Portland roses, sent by friend
+ from the rose festival for the occasion
Those present we've: Mr.. and Mrs
e +. II. Jory, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sian
4 ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs c
II. Smith, Mrs. Eliza Hemsley, Miss 10
sic Hemsley, Miss Thema Jory, Messr,
4 Elmer, Asia, Arnol, Clifford and Har
}. vey Smith and Master Dale Jory.
i Miss Clarabele Foster and Mis-
4 May Higbee will depart for New YorI
+ City next Tuesday, where they wi
make an extensive sojourn, Miss Foste
!. expecting to be gone six weeks. Mis-
/, Higbee remaining two months. The
s will spend some time in other easter
cities.
!. Ihe announcement of an engagement
!. of much interest here is that of Mis-
Nina Wescott, daughter of Mrs. II. [
Clark, to Mr. j. II. Ferguson, of Sa
Fernando, California, The announc
s ment was made in the California cit,
e where Miss WescOtt has been teaching
G on June 6tn, the wedding to take plae
6 abOut thp middle of TuIv