Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-12

NF speclal Importance on society
list of engagements for tonight
is the concert TO be given by tht
Metropolitan Grand Opera company, al
the Grand theatre.
This concert to which one may look
with legitimate hope of enjoyment, will
include . number of brilliant artist;
besides Axel Skovgaard, tine great Dan
ish viOlinist, whose playing is veri
table revelation.
Others in the company who will ap'
pear on the programme are: Miss Flor
ence Hawkins, soprano; Miss Clara
Freuler, mezzo.s soprano, who was with
the Chicago Grand Opera company last
season; Francis Cowles, baritone; Miss
Molly Byerly Wilson, contralto, who is
from the Royal Opera in Vienna, and
Miss Alice McClung, pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Hofer will be
hosts for an attractive dinner and
bridge on Friday evening.
Their dinner guests will include
about fifteen of the younger matrons,
and maids, the men being asked for
cards later in the evening.
Miss Helen Deckebach has returned
from Eugene where she attended the
formal dance given by the Kappa Sig
ma "Frat" men OH Saturday night
At White Temple last night Miss
Grace Ruth Lindburg plighted her troth
to Dean Trueman Goodman, Rev. W. o..
Shank officiating, using the ring cere-
mony. 1t was simple affair, the
church with its throng of guests being
simply adorned with a profusion of
palms. The bridal party stood beneath
a bower made of the tall palms, and
as a professional Mrs. Eugene Wetzler,
who presided at the organ during the
wedding march, and at the conclusion
Mendelssohn IS march. During the cere.
m0ny she played selections from Weig-
enlied, and Miss Helen o. Heron sang
ooh, Promise Me- Ushering the
guests were aHrold Broughton, aHrold
7. Warner and Lloyd Harding, fratern-
atty brothers of the bridegroom.
Miss Mable Frances Shelsgreen at
tended the bride as maid of honor and
her sister, Miss Edna May Lindburg,
was bridesmaid. Little Marjorie Nc.
CHM made a charming little flower
girl. Carl Gabrielson, of Salem, acted
as best man.
The bride was attred in handsome |
gown Of ivory-toned satin, made with |
full court train and trimmed with |
pearls, the bodice having large pearl
motif at the cOrsage. A mob cap of |
orange blossoms fastened 1er long tulle |
veil, which completely enveloped the
gown and train. Her bouquet was Of |
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Sheasgreen IS gown was ere
alton of pastel blue pussy willow taf.
feta and pink tulle, worn with large
pink chiffon hat. She carried show.
er bouquet Of PINK Killarney roses.
Miss Lindburg was attired in a pink
taffeta, combined with tulle, and
poke bonnet of gold lace. Her bouquet
was an old-fashioned nosegay.
Little Miss McGinn wore an en-
broidered lingerie frock and carried I
basket Of Cecil Bruner roses.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the private clubhouse Of +.
i. Sheasgreen, 1856 Nebraska street. A
buffet supper was served and tne re.
ception was attended only by relatives
and few intimate friends.
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
u Lindburg; her sister, Mrs. II. C.
Witter, and the parents of the bride.
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. All. Goodman, re.
ceived with the bridal party.
Assisting in serving were Miss AIDE.
line Sheasgreen, Miss Harriet Sheas.
green. Miss BERTHE Waidt, Katherine
Shcrod, Mrs. Albert Molin and Mrs.
Dean Adams.
The brides goingaway suit was of
dark blue broadcloth, trimmed with er.
mine fur, and worn with wisteria
velvet hat, and corsage of orchids {
and lilies Of the valley. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman will be at
nome after February in The Dalles.
Mr. Goodman is graudate of the Uni {
versity Of Oregon and is a member of =
Beta Theta Pi.--Oregonian. q
Mrs. Charles Fisher and Mrs. Sher. !
nan Thompson returned Monday even
ng from week end visit in Portland.
Mrs. Il. G. Ranch will leave the lat.
er part OF this week for Tacoma,
Washington, where she will visit indef. /,
nitely with Mr. Ranch, who is cashier
or tAe American Express company in
hat city.
En- route Mrs Rauch will stop in |
Portland for several days.
Pennoyer English returned to Corval O
IS Sunday evening to resume his {
ltudies at the Oregon Apricnlfure cnI {
ege, after fortnight S visit in Salem. 7
u 4
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
md hrs. Clarence Larry, on 353 South