Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-16

HreenuWuy trOckA OF WhlUc cnllION
over pink satin, and they carried Ce.
ellie Drummer roseDuds, each completing
their costume with charming little caps
Of figured pink satin and lace. Little
Dorothy Cannon wore a dainty white
figured frock,
The bride was given into the bride
groom's 3 keeping by her father just
previous TO which Mrs, w, Carlton
Smith sang, go Fair, o Sweet o
Holy" Mrs. Grey rendering Mendcl.
ssohn's Spring Song softly while the
service was taking place.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, covers being laid for about
seventy guests.
After their return from n several
weeks soiourn at Gearhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Withycombo will be at home to
their friends after February first in
Corvallis.
Several beautiful pre.nuptial affairs
have been given for Mrs. Withycombe
and she has been complimented at ma.
ny previous events, herself being joint
hostess with her sisters at some Of the
most delightful events which Salem so.
ciety folk have been privileged to at.
tend.
In attending various functions, II is
rather surprising 60 note the indiffer'
ence and bad taste displayed on the
lpart Of society women in selecting their
toilette for the occasion In compliance
with tho established rules governing
conduct and general appearance within
social circles, II Ia quite as imperative
that the costume he correct as the en-.
craving ON the calling card, the method
OF greeting the hostess or leave.taking
and u 10 rather astonishing TO note that
matrons who are absolutely beyond crit
icism in respect to- the lattcr conven.
tious display an indifference concern
ling the former. Now, at all afternoon
affairs, whore guests are TO remain any
length Of time and remove their wrapa
street costume ia tabOoed, and at Q
large musical, tea musical or any event
Of that nature, the most elaborate and
beautiful gown and wrap should b,
worn. street costumes being appropriat,
only at afternoon teas.
An innovation in the manner Of on
tertatning their bridge club was plan
ned by Mrs Harry Il. Clay and Mrs
Friedrich \. Stewart yesterday evening
whom they were hostesses al the hOm,
Of the former. The affair was bridge
dinner and honored Mrs, Warren Tuitt
Mrs, A. N. Bush 3 house guest frui
Moscow, Idaho The guests circlcd tn,
small tables first for the courses, which
were served at Sbvcn o'clock, a secou,
innovation hcing the assistance Of fiy,
young moR in serving, Frits Slado
Ralph Moores, Lawrence Hofer, Jane
Young and Carl Cahrielson
The decorations were all in pink an,
green, arranged with charming effect
The central elcctruhcr In the dining
room was fcstooned with smilax aui
each Of tho small globes shaded witt
pink Garhnds Of smilax were suspend
, cd from II 10 the corners Of the room
the smilaN with great fluffy hows o
chiffon ribbon also being used 10 en-
: twine the Clectrolcfs In the living
room, and ornament various availnbl
: placos lardiuiers OF dainty PIN
. .primroscs conferred each table durn
" the serving hour, tapers Of the sam
rue IN handsome crystal holders ligh,
. ing each, the guests finding their place
= by name cards in tiny baskets, ribbon
, docked and filled with almCnds an
J, swertineats.
B Tweuty.four players participated 6
Q the game, the coveted awards tompl
Q ncnting MrA Thomas A. livcslcy an
( r. Chauneey Bishop.
= Later eoffee was served, Mrs. Tuil
e Presiding at the Orn.