Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-29

One of the army romanees culmi-
mated in the marriage of Miss Bessie
M. Sargison to j. Nc. d. Headrick of
the 363d Company, stationed at Camp
Lewis. The wedding, which was a sim
pie affair took place at Seattle, at
I the home of Mrs. Mabel Wood. Rev.
Greene of Seattle performed the cere-
mony The bride and groom presented
a unique appearance as she was very
ettlactive in a one-pieee gown of soft,
| grey silk and he was arrayed in the
olive drab uniform of soldier. George
| Wick enburg acted as best man, while
A-isa irene Wood of Seattle took the
part Of bridesmaid. After the cere-
mony q dainty collation. was served.
The groom returned to American
Lake, while his bride will remain this
winter with Mrs. C. W. Smith Of Gar
den Road.
People will remember Mr. Headricks
las the son of A. L. Headricks residing
on North Cottage street
One of the delightful affairs Of the
week, when the spirit of gaiety was
supreme, was the party given by Miss
Muriel Sleeves, daughter of DIR. B. l..
Sleeves, at their spacious home on
Church street The dining room and
parlors were decked in keeping with
Christmas. Masses of holly and mistle-
oe were appropriately used, while the
bright freight added warm soft |
glow to everything. In one corner of !
the large living room, stood a huge |
Christmas tree, illuminated with vivid |
decorations. The guests found little |
individual gifts ON the tree, which pro-
duced much merriment. The evening |
was spent in lively ,games until the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The invited guests who were univer-
sity friends of Miss Sleeves were the
Misses Charlotte Crosan, Velma Ba.
I1er, Mildred Wells, Marjorie Minton,
Mildred Garrett, Edith Bird, Florence
5eherule, Mabel Garrett, Blanche Ba-
ter, Evadne McCully, Margaret Legg,
Grace Sherwood, Grace Young and
Ethel Rupert.
A happy wedding took place at three
, clock Christmas day at the home of
President ,Doney, when Miss Phyra
poulsen became the bride of Frank
Linton The dignity and simplicity of
he entire affair lent a pleasing at
nosphere to the occasion. The cere-
nony was read by President Doney in
N impressive manner.
The bride prettily dressed in a sim
le tailored blue, travelling suit, car
led a bouquet of dainty pink roses.
after tine marriage a delicious lunch
ON was served.
Those present besides bride AMI
room were DR.. and Mrs. Doney, Pro o
essor and Mrs. Ebson, the Messrs. T
'aul and Hugh Doney and Mrs Ora Ia
etter, the mother of the bride. The
nuple left for Portland to spend
heir honeymoon, after which Mr.. Il
linton will resume his work with the
ammond Lumber company of Detroit
One of the Christmas guests in Sa n
m was Earl Withycombe, who spent ~
hristmas with his family, Governor '
nd Mrs. James Withycombe. He is p
ationed at the Vancouver barracks IeC
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Burghardt spent b
hristmas with Mrs. Burghardt s moth les
;, Mrs. M. F. Draper, in Portland. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GraN and Mr.. w
i'd Mrs. John Withyeombe enjoyed ra
hristmas in a delightful manner i'll in
ortland with Mr. and Mrs A. Can I'll
IN. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Withyeompe 5;
e sisters of Mrs. Cannon, a
Quite happy surprise was the visit
Lieutenant Carl ID. Gabrielson to W
llem ON Christmas. He spent Christ ii
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