Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-08

Since Miss Clementine Lambert an,
4" Mack Snow both have friends il
salem society, and have visited her
on several occasions, the following ac
count of their marriage, from Friday
Oregonian, will be interesting:
i q esterday Lieutenant MacCormacl
Snow and Miss Clementine Lamber
Exchanged the nuptial vows at 4
o 'clcick in st. David's church, Rev. A
A. Morrison officiating. Although the
affair was planned hRrriedly and there
was little or no time to get out invita-
tions, nevertheless, the hundreds of
friends of the popular young couple
turned out en- masse to witness the sol
emn and impressive ceremony.
FThe bride was attended by Miss
Margaret Hewitt as maid Of honor, and
her bfother, Joseph Lambert, arrived
| from American Lake to. act as best
lIhan. The bride was given away in mar
riage by her father, A. w. Lambert.
She was attractive in charming
gown of ivory toned chiffon, with sill
yer applique and silver lace, the court
train being fashioned of ivory satin.
Her veil was arranged in a simple de-
sign, banded with silver and adorned
with spray of orange blossoms. 1t is
the same veil worn by her sister, Mrs.
George F. Englesby, Clone Lambert)
on her wedding day. The bridal bou-
.quet was a shower of spray orchids
and bouvardia.
'Miss Hewett IS gown was of laven-
der tulle, worn with a picturesque hat
of tulle, and her bouquet was of the
dainty pink bouvardia and ferns.
''The church was simply decked with
white chrysanthemmns, palms and
ferns, and it was thronged with rela-
tives and friends of the couple. A
small reception was ne1d at the home
of the bride 8 parents, in East Main
street, and Lieutenant and Mrs Snow
left for a brief wedding trip to- the
coast. They will be at home in Amer
lean Lake after December Is, where
Lieutenant Snow has orders to report
for duty"
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Lambert, and
received her earlier education at st.
Helen 8 hall, finishing at Dana hail.
Lieutenant Snow is son of Mr.,
and Mrs Zera Snow. He first attended
Portland academy and later the Uni
versity of Oregon, where he is mem
ber of the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
He also was graduated from Harvard
law school.
He was practicing law with his faith
er previous to entering the service, and
is member of the leading clubs of
Portland.
Mrs. Henry j. Bean entertained al
L
the Happy Hour club, informally, on
Friday afternoon.
Varying from the usual afternoon of
bridge, the guests passed the hours
chatting and sewing for the Red Cross. |
Keen enthusiasm is being manifested
n the Elks' benefit show, "The Man |
rom Home,' to be given at the Grand |
heater on next Wednesday and Thurs
lay nights. A large number of Salem
ok already have reserved seats for
me of the performances, and there is
title doubt that the play will be one
# the. best amateur things that the
1lks have ever given.
James Mott, who enjoys considerable
eputation as an actor, is directing the
asst, which is made up of Salem s
lost clever local talent.
Mrs. Edwin L. Baker went to Port
md this morning to spend the week
nd with friends.
First Lieutenant Carl D. Gabrielson
Tho has been home on a short furlough,
ill leave the middle of the coming
eek for American Lake, where he has
cen ordered to report for duty.
Mrs. Daniel j. Fry was hostess
thursday, when about a dozea matrons,
no are members of the Priscilla club,
ropped in at her home for their usual
fternOon of knitting,
The holiday festivities will start off
18th a burst of gayety on Monday
ght, when the Monday night dane
g club will give another party of
10 series of delightful affairs, sched-
ed in this winters social calendar.
These affairs which are usually more
: less informal, as are so many func-
ons nowadays, are attended by a
rye number of the married contin-
mt and a generous sprinkling Of
'ung folks.
Miss Ida Haas of Oakland, Califor-
a, arrived in Salem Wednesday and
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
aas, on Frcnt street.
Miss Haas viii be here for several
aeks, returning south soon after the
st of the year.
The annual Episcopal Junior Guild
zaar, which always attracts large
Lowing of Christmas shoppers win
held this year on December the 18th
d 18th "wednesday and Thursday
the guild rooms at st. Paul 5 church