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


were worn by the. three remaining at I
tendants Mrs. Cooper's gown was Of
golden-colored crepe de chine, and she
carried an immense armful of vari-
eolored sweet peas. Miss King wore
white embroidered frock and carried
white roses White messaline combined
with shadow lace was worn by Miss
Weigelt, who carried pink carnations.
The Sacred Heart choir, under the
direction of Dan + Langenberg, sang
go, Sacred Heart and go, Love Di-
vine, ;" Miss Leotta Nowd singing the
solo part, with Miss Leona Weidmer
accompanying at the pipe organ. Miss .
Weidmer also played Mendelssohn IS
wedding march, Mr.. Lrngenberg tax
ing her place as the bridal party and
guests left the church. At the offer
tory Mrs. Hazel Green Cooper rendre
ed 80 Salutarus," Langenbcrg com
position, Miss Weidmsr again presiding
at the organ. Mr.. Langenberg also
played selections from old love songs
while the services were being solemn
| lied.
No especial decorative color was ear
ried out, profusion of cut flowers
completing rainbow effect, roses,
Easter lilies and Shasta daisies pre-
dominating
A wedding breakfast followed, at the
b. +. Cooper residence, Mrs. NJ. A.
omith of Portland, Mrs. A. Frohmander
and Mrs. Josephine Butts assisting in
serving. Easter lilies and La France
roses banked a huge wedding cake
which centered the center of the table,
marguerites uniquely marking the
twenty guest places. Festooning the
other rooms were ferns, marguerites
and roses.
After honeymoon trip south, Mr..
and Mrs. Wenderoth will reside at their
new home, corner of Currant avenue
and Highland avenue.
Originality of design and beauty of
color characterized the decorations of
the autos in Thursdays parade, the
lack of numbers being more than made
up by the attraetivcncss of the cars
which were entered. Sixteen formed in
line at one O'Clock, the royal float
heading the parade, Queen Anne vi.
and her attendants, Miss Marie Boiling
er and Miss Priscilla Fleming, making
striking picture in their regal cos
tunes, surrounded by the green and
red decorations of the car.
The Daniel Fry car, decorated and
: driven by Miss Jennie Fry, winner of
the first prize, represented huge bas
ket, formed of marguerites, ascension
lilies and fluffy asparagus fern and
greenery. Nine future bellies, costumed
in white, appeared in the car with Miss
= Fry. They were: Pauline Monarch,
Priscilla Fry, Constanc Yantis, Flor
i. ence Jones, Elizabeth Fairfield, Rovena
|, Eyre, Pauline johnson, Helen Waller
and Bertha Babcock.
! Securing second prize, Mrs. j. j. Rob
. erts ear was a marvel of decorative
art. Masses of marguerites combined
! Iwith blue larkspur produced beautiful
pastel color effect. Great clusters of
the larkspur decked the four corners,
e with bows of blue tulle completing the
trimmings. Mrs. Roberts was at the
G Wheel with Mrs. Chauncey Bishop
. Mrs. T. G.. Smith and Mrs. $. G.. Sar.
. gent occupying places in her machine
I, All wore larkspur-blue hats adorned
y with marguerites.
!. Greeted along the line of parade by
Il prolonged applause was the Asahe
l. Bush ir., roadster, driven by Mrs. Bush
: who was accompanied by Mrs. w. Mel
y vim Plimpton.
Flaming yellow cereopsis formed {
:, brilliant foundation, blue larkspur ac
: ccntuating the golden hue. Both occu
:, pants wore yellow hats, and gracefully
y suspended at the sides of the ear il
flower,constructcd swings were dantj
: Nancy Thielsen and Janet Plimpton
=, vcritable little butterflies in their cos
: tunes of yellow.
70 Miss Paula Linn presiding at th
ID wheel of the j. r. Linn car, was snr
ID rounded by an attractive group o
"A young girls composed Of Miss Margarc
"a Rodgers, Miss Marjorie Kay, Miss Caro-
p. lyn Dick, Miss lla Spaulding, wit
a., small Frances Dick in lavender, en-
throncd high at the rear of the ma
90 chine, guiding by lavender sati
"a streamers a huge butterfly Of the sam
n color, attached to the hood Small but
al terflies were also used in carrying on
the faiy-like effect, purple canteDur
ot bells with fluffy asparagus comprisin
~ the floral decorations. The occupant
or wore white, with canterbury bell
caps.
q. Rambler roses, crimson hued, wit
cl quantities of Royal Anne cherries, pro
# duced an effect artistic and bcautifr
rs for the George Graves car. Josep
or Reinehart rode with Mr.. Graves, an
of Gordon Bennett, the attractice lttl
of son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bennct
al. stationed in an immense red rose a
ld ranged on the hoon of the machin
an gallantly DOTTED his hat to the applaud
IS. ing throng. A canopy of the chcrriC
tt. and roses completed the decorations fC
l.. this car, which was one of the mo,
nd beautiful in the parade.
ia The X. h. Lee Steiner car was occl
ma pied by Mr.. Steiner, Mrs. Steiner an
ie, their daughters, Rita and Barbar
ma Easter lilies and yellow cereopsis form
"a ed the decorations Although not e.
tered for prize, this car was conside
ed one Of the handsOmcst.
of The Portland Light and Power cor
ch pany's Cadillac, driven by W. VI. Har
ne ilton, was a brilliant mass Of crmsC
tn rambler roses, these flowers forming
To- solid covering for the sides Of the Ct
IA and for the canopy. In the ear we
Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Florence Mile
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