Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-23
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! E. E. Williams, Mrs. J. F. Miller.
Cornelius: Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs,
Meron Tibbits.
Prineville; Mrs. Collin W. Elkins
Mrs. NJ A. V. Millican, Mrs. Mable s.
Bell, Mrs. Agnes Elliott.
The Dalles: Mrs. Sylvia W. Thorn.
pson, Mrs. Mary L. Logan, Mrs. w. A.
Bell, Mrs. Benton Mays, Mrs. s. A.
French.
Tillamook: Mrs Ethel Bales, Mrs.
Jessie Plank, Mrs. A. C. Evenson.
independence: Mrs. j. F. Cooper,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cosper.
Eugene: Mrs. W. IT, Boynton, Mrs.
Minnie Washburne, Mrs. Delcon, Mrs.
f. j. Frazier. Mrs. Frederick E. Dunno,
Mrs. Albert l.. ingalls,.
McMinnville: Mrs. F. H. Buchanan,
Mrs. F. S. Wilson, Mrs. Leroy Lewis,
Mrs. d. r. Livergood.
Pendeton: Mrs. George A. Hartman,
Mrs. Wilson d. McNary.
Roseburg: Mrs. A. j. Lilburn, Mrs.
William Bell, Miss Marie Martins, Mrs.
j. A. Buchanan, Mrs. W. A. Smick.
Sheridan: Mrs. c. II. Kunkerberker,
Mrs. montgomery.
Ashland: Miss Mollie Belding, Mrs.
A. W. Bartlett, Mrs. w. p Counds, Mrs.
Walter Blaylock, Mrs. C. l.. Brown,
Mrs. Nellie Briggs.
Medford: Mrs. Chas. Scherffline.
Woodburn: Mrs. Blaine McCord,
Mrs Herbert L. Gill
Lebanon; Mrs. Nellie Amos, Mrs.
Evelyn Ford.
Baker: Mrs. Susan w. Moore.
Seaside; Mrs. Warren j. Eastman,
Mrs. V. O. Webb.
Newberg: Mrs. E. L. Evans, Mrs. W.
S. Parker, Mrs. L.. M. Parker.
Amity: Mrs. Mary Dicky, Mrs. Rel
la B. Thomas.
Oregon City: Mrs. George Harding,
Mrs. j. w. Norris.
Ontario: Mrs. NJ. f. Newton.
Oak Grove aud Milwan: Mrs. B. G..
SkulasOn.
LaGrande; Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs
y. p. Kiddle.
The committee cnairmen are: Head
quarters, Miss Matte Beatty; hospital
ity, Mrs. Charles Weller; information,
Mrs. Everett Anderson; pages and
ushers, Mrs. +. H. Spears; printing,
Mrs. Max O. Buren; comfort, Mrs. r.
S. Wallace; decoration, Mrs. r. c. Bish.
op; press, Mrs. William Galloway;
trains and baggage, Mrs. II. Z. Mimic;
social, Mrs. w. E. Kirk; credentials,
Mrs. J. IL. Albert; reception, Mrs. w.
c. Knighton; hotels, Mrs. B. F. South
wick; music, Mrs. E. F. Carlton; hail,
Mrs. George g. Brown.
A romance quite after the heart of
romance lovers eliminated happily
Tuesday afternoon, when Miss Kath-
leen Price Of Eastbourne, Sussex, Eng.
land, became the bride of Ernest H.
Hunt of this city at st. Paul s Episco-
pal church the Rev. Robert S. Gill of.
ficiating at the ceremony. The we'd
ding took place at 4 clock on the day
of the bride s. arrival in Salem at the
close of long journey across an ocean
and continent. The bride was beau
tiful in handsome maroon colored
suit, completed by becoming black
velvet picture hat and neckpiece of
ermine. She carried a lovely bouquet
of white carnations. Preceded by lit
tie Maxine Glover, the ring bearer, the
bride and groom entered the church
together to Lohengrin s wedding march
softly played by Miss Lillian Slater.
The dainty ring-bearer was prettily
froeked in white lingerie, elaborated
with pink ribbon sash and hair bow.
The church was aglow with masses of
the brilliantly hued autumn foliage.
Following the ceremony pretty we'd
ding dinner was served at the home of
Mrs, f. p, Talkington on North Church
street, covers being laid for eight Of
Mr., Hunts close friends. The color
motif carried out in the table appoint.
ments was red, the centerpiece consist.
ing Of handsome scarlet geraniums, cir
cled by softly shaded candelabra. Ex.
ccedingly unique hand colored place
cards displaying tiny BRIDE with a
genuine veil and pearl garniture, grac.