Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

anu Mrs. harry Larsen. of RedWinu
Minnesota. The rooms were aelow with
decorations ct nasturtums and Shasta
daisies, the yellow color note being
introduced in every way possible. Other
honored guests were; Mrs. w. B. Haw-
ley and her daughter, Miss Irene Haw.
ley. of MinOt, North Dakota, who are
guests of Mrs. George Wood. Assist.
ants during the afternoon were: Mrs. |
George Snaw, Mrs. Paul Schmidt and
Mrs. B. Bower.
A beautiful wedding of the week was
that of Miss Inez Denison, and John !
H. Suttle, of Portland, which took place
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f.
DenisOn, 220 North Liberty street. The
ceremony which was read by Rev. Har-
ry Z, Marshall, of the First Baptist
church was witnessed by large num-
ber of friends. The wedding was i'm.
pressive and memorable in many ways,
and was one of the most charming of
the present bridal season. The bride
is most attractive a4u interesting, and
is a talented musician. She is a grad.
uate of the Northern Normal and In
dustrial School of Aberdeen, South Da.
kota, and music student at William
ette University, studying with Dean
Mendenhall for one year. She has been
/ the regular soloist at the Unitarian
church for the past year, and has been
/ in frequent demand on private and
public programs. She wore a
! handsome gown of heavy white satin.
! silk lace and pleating of chiffon form
ed a portion of the bodice and over
| drape for the skirt. Pearl ornaments
were used as further garniture, hand
embroidery of silver thread completing
the costume. Her long veil was caught
to the coiffure with lilies of the valley
and silver embroidered band. Her
only jewel was a pearl lavaliere the
bridegroom s gift. She carried a show
er boquet of brides roses. She was at
tended by Miss Marie Bennett as brides
maid, who wore an attractive creation
Of pink satin, with an over drape of
pink chiffon, and carried an arm boquet
of ping carnations. Her ornament was
pretty gold brooch the brides gift.
The bridegroom who is a civil engineer
of the Rose city, asked as his best man
( g. II. Cramer Jr., also of Portland.
The bridal party was proceeded to the
| improvised altar by small Beverly
Wygant, frocked in pink, who scatter
ed a basket of rose petals along the
! aisle. Miss Bertha Duncan played the
wedding march, and preceding the
ceremony Miss Greta Phillips sang
"Like Unto a Lovely Flower" with
violin obligato by Miss Joy Turner.
Miss Margaret Hodge also gave a vocal
solo, "Dawning," by Cadman, Miss
Beatrice Shelton playing an accompani
ment. Miss Mabel Glare Ground was
another assistant at the piano. The
ceremony was read in bower of
/ flowers, pink and white color scheme
being carried out in all the rooms,
with masses of roses, sweet peas, ferns,
/ and honeysuckle vines, arranged by
| Mrs. Elmer j. Lally, n cousin of the
bride, of Portland, and Miss Norma
/ Lee Harper. The wedding collation.
followed the service, being served by
Mrs. Dawson and four small maids,
former music students Of the bride
They were Dorothy Dawson, Mabel
Brown, Lois Tyler, and Mabel
Rugy, the latter presiding at the punch
bowl. All wore pink frocks, and
wreaths of pink roses in their hair
The brides cake was quite wonderful,
and was the gift of Mrs. Mark Skiff
The young couple left the same evening
for two weeks motor trip TO southern
Oregon They will stop in Salem upon
their return and will be at home after
I August first at l247 East Morrison
street, Portland The bride 5 travel
ing suit was Of sand colored silk poplin
relieved with olive green silk. All the
accessories were Of sand color, a trans.
parent hat completing the costume.
Mrs. Lally formally received the guests
the inyitational list including the fol.
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. George Suttle
, and daughters, Mayme and Edith Sut.
, tie, Of Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
, Denison, Mr. and Mrs G., X. Denison,
j Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Anderson, Mr.. and
+ Mrs. r. J. Lally, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Miss Mary Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Wygant, Miss Nell Eaton, Mrs.
4. l.. ID. Denison, Buna Mccoy, Miss Ina
! Cothren. Miss Eula Reasoncr, Miss Lot
. tie Lally, Miss Katherine McClellnnd,
Miss Joy Turner. Miss Alice Judd, Miss
Mary Pigler, Mrs. Blanche Liston Me.
e never. Miss Ruth Krcss, Miss Ethel
!, Trindle, Miss Bernice Clark, Miss Violet
e Wclborn, Miss Ermine Bushnell, Miss
/, Nina Gie, Miss Ruth Newmcyer Miss
i Jessie Cromwell, Miss Lucy Hinton,
: Miss Gertrude Fawk, Miss Norma Har.
per, Miss Maud Clapper Miss Ruth
Fugate, Miss Hattie Teats, Miss Mary
! Mccormack Miss Ethel Harding Miss
p Frances Dimick, Miss Carrie Cooksiei
+, and Miss Luanna Brown.
|, The william McGlchrists, Sr, left
/, Friday morning for Newport to open
their attractive cottage for the summer
/. They were accompanied by William
n Douglas. Of Seattle, who has been their
house guest for the past week, and who
will remnin with them part OF the sum
mor. Many Salem young people will
/. enjoy the McGilchrist hospitality dur
ing the wcck.ends.
:. Pink and white made a dainty colol
u motif for the beautifully appointed
Y supper given 10 the green grille room
D. Of the hotel Marion, Tuesday evening
=, by Miss JOY Turner, and Miss Marie
y, Bennett, % O pre-nuptial attention foi
u Miss Inct Denison bride Of Wednes
" doy The quests who were an member