Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-05

lectSuj CoHNeltluS Ine interior into a
veritable floral bower. On each side of
the improvised altar stood high stand.
ards topped by huge realistic pink rose
blooms, and through these and numer-
GUS pink shaded globes percolated a
roseate glow. An eisle from the stair.
way in the reception hall to the altar
was bodered by broad garlands of pale
green and white tulle, festoons of this
Ornamenting the lattced background
of white, over which was arranged a
screen of vining English ivy, conferred
by large heart in outline, formed
solidly of La France rosebuds, maiden
hair fern filling the center. The color
motif c. pink green and white was sug.
gested everywhere, formal bouquets Of
roses and other flowers in these colors
being arranged in available places. Miss
Winifred Byrd played Mendelssohn IS
wedding march, and also played softly
while the lines were being read. Miss
Ruth Jonns, cousin of the bride, of
Portland, sang charmingly cat Dawn
ing" by Cadman. Both carried arm.
fuls of pink sweet peas and maiden
hair fern, which fell in shower effect,
and were the gift of the bride. An in.
formal reception followed the service,
the guests numbering about rs. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry +. Powers, the bride.
groom s parents, received with DR.. and
Mrs Smith. Mrs. Smith wore a most
attractive gown of palest blue satin,
garnitured with irridescent ornaments
Mrs Powers wore handsome white lace
over satin. Assisting about the rooms
were Mrs. G. A. Johns, of Portland;
Mrs. Frank E. Smith, Of Portland; Mrs.
Rollin K. Page, and Mrs. w. G. Allen.
Miss Maxine Buren,, Miss Eva Miles
and Lois Smith presided at the punch
booth, and another group of close girl
friends of the bride assisted in serv.
ing. They were Miss Virginia Wechter,
Miss Georgia Ellis of Dallas; Miss Vera
Martin, Miss Ursula Beck, of Aurora
Miss Irene Wentz, of Portland; Miss
Margaret Hodge and Miss Isola Smith.
The young people left the same even
ing for Newport, where they will pass
week at the Smith cottage, returning
to- Portland for the Rose Festival. They |
Will go east by way Of San Francisco
and San Diego, stopping at the two
eXpositions, and will be at nome after
July l at 3S Prentis avenue, Detroit
Mich. '' '7
Much of the entertaining of the week
has been done for Mrs. j. j. Murphy.
of Portland, a former resident who has
been entertained as house guest of Mrs.
William P. Lord on Mission street. Dur
ing their residence here the Murphy's
occupied q foremost place in Salem so.
clety and the affairs which have been
gwen for her pleasure have brought
together close friends of former days.
Mrs. George j, Pearce and Mrs. e. C.
Small presided over delightful after.
noon for Mrs. Murphy Tuesday, the
guest list including Mrs. William p.
Lord, Mrs. Alice IL. Dodd, Mrs NJ. j.
Creighton, of Portland, Mrs. w. II.
Dancy, Mrs. M. NJ. Chapman, Mrs.
sophia Monroe, Mrs, r. j. Hendricks,
Mrs, John Carson, Mrs. II. p. Boise,
ST. Mrs E. Il, Waters, Mrs. S. G. Dyer,
Miss Lucy Stoughton Mrs. Eugenia Gil.
ingham, Mrs. A. N. Gilbert, Mrs. +.
Moore, and Mrs. Charles p. Bishop,
Mrs Lord entertained for Mrs. Muir.
'hy, Thursday afternoon, presiding at
IN informal tea Close friends of Mrs.
Murphy were asked, Mrs b. 0. Sshuck
ng, Miss Catherine Carson and Miss
elizabeth Lord assisting. Mrs. John
arson gave an informal tea yesterday
fternoon, the guest list at bota the
after affairs being much the same as
he fiIst.
Mrs, George Palmer Putnam s dane.
ng party for her charming and inter
sting nousc guests, Miss Louise Hal. .
.erson and Miss Pearl Hightower, of -
iSend, was one Of the most delightful =
i1alIs OF the week, The rooms dis. |
layed a simple decorative arrange.
lent of purple Iris. A buffet supper
oneIuded the evenings gaiety. The
nest list included Miss Althea Moores.
llss Marjorie Marvin, Miss Catherine
arson, Miss Esther Carson, Miss Mary II
reed Howard, and Messrs Don How. II
rd' Clarence Walls, Fritz Slade, Carl
Ralph Mo0res and Dan FRY, II
me Putnam guests will leave to.
borrow for their home, Mrs. Putnam
nd her small son, David, departing at
ne same time for an all summers stuv
the east. Mrs. Putnam will attend
ne fifth annual alumnae gathering of
er class at Wellesley. Mrs. Putnam
as leader of the famous glce club
nring her years at this institution.
nd was prominently identified with
5 social and athletic life. She will
ass the greater part of her time with
'r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bin.
ny, at Sound Beach, Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Buoy. Of En-.
enc, have issued invitations for the
arriage of their daughter, Beatrice,
LELAND M. Cowan, of salem. the
eddiug to be brilliant event of Wed.
'oday evening, June 90, taking place
st. Mary's Episcopal church in
ugene
Mrs Albert d. Hurst of New York
ny, and Mrs, i, Hcrren, of Salem, are
e house guests Of their brother and
s'er'ln.law Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Hol.
an 'S0 East Taylor street, Portland. |
Beautifully ingravcd cards summon
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