Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-29

THE elimination of the Cherry fair
did not, however, conclude the at.
tention which had been so gener-
ously paid Queen Ann vi during her
reign, as she has been asked by the
Portland Rosarians, through their rep.
Tesentative, George L.. Baker, to ap.
pear in their electrical parade which
will be given Saturday night, July A.
Floats which featured at tne Rose ear
nival will be used, Miss Lilly, with her
maids, occupying one of the most at
traetive.
Daring the royal plrty's stay in Port.
land they will be considered honor
guests, the people OF the City of Roses
Tepaying their entertainment indebted.
ness to Salem people at the recent
Cherry fair by complimenting its ehatm-
ing queen and her party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kaerth, of Dal.
las, and DIR. and Mrs. +. +. Felover, Of
Eugene, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, j. c. McElrOy during the
Cherry fair.
Miss Dora Patterson of Scranton, Pa,
is the guest for several days of Mrs, Il.
W. Wallace Miss Patterson nas been
an instructor In the public mute school
of Portland for the past year, visiting
in Salem previous to her departure for
Pennsylvania, where she will spend her
summers s vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Bishop were among the Salem
attendants AZ the Brownsville pioneer
picuic held last week.
Mrs viii Skiff aud daughter Alice,
have returned from Brownsville where
they attended the pioner picnic. On
Friday and Saturday Miss Sbiff gave
four sings, singing again Sunday morn.
ing at the Baptist church. Her work
was enthusiastically received, and she
received many flattering press notices
and personal compliments on account
of her beautiful voice,
The Pine Grove NJ. +. church at
Hood River was tho scene of the
pretty wedding OF Waldo Orrin Mil,
and Ada B. mark, June "a, 1914
Both are well known in Salem, being
graduates of Willamette University
Miss Mark is sister of Mrs. G. j
Sweetland. The groom is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Mills of Nortl
Winter street, Miss Mark is daugh
ter of Mr., and Mrs. J. o. Mark, wht
have extensive orchard interests il
Hood River.
The Pine Grove church was beau
tofully decorated with syrinea an,
ferns for the occasion.
The bride was dressed in cream
cbarmeuse and wore chiffon veil
The very impressive ring ceremon,
was used. Rev. Geo. Il. Heinech o
the Pine Grove church performed tn
ceremony. Kersey c, Eldridge, Jr., o
Portland was the best man, Miss Heller
Westell and Edna Clarke of Salem wer
the bridesmaids and Carl Hollingswortl
and Fred Porter were the ushcrs.
Miss Ava Mcmahon sang "Because,
accompanied on the piano by Harry G
Mills, brother of the groom, who ais
played Mendelssohn's wedding marc
as the couple, preceded by the brides
maids and little flower bearers cam
down the flower-strewn aisle.
Among the guests at the weddiu
were; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mills, MI
and Mrs. j. II. Baker, Mrs. l.. X. Page
Harry Q. Mills and Ralph o. Barnes
if Salem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark o
Sheridan, Ore.
Many beautiful wedding gifts wer
received from relatives and friends
among which was an heirloom, one q
the wedding gifts of the great grant
mother of the groom, over one hundre
years ago,
The couple left for honeymoon /
the mountains, after when they expeC
TO make their home in Salem.
Wednesday evening the Ladies {