Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-10


cisco and around the bay. En- route
home they planned to visit in Saera-
mentO.
Opening the week s festivities was
the informal dancing party for which
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer II. Smith were
hosts Monday night, at their home, in
celebration OF the anniversary of their
wedding.
The affair was on the occasion of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith 5 fifteenth or cyrs-
tai anniversary and they were the re-
cipients of a number OF attractive
gifts and flowers.
About 25 merry makers participated
in the gayeties, the guests for the
most part being group Of their mar
ried friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith delight in Civ
ling these gay little affairs, and as
ftheir home is most conveniently ar
ranged for dancing they do quite q lot
of entertaining in this way
Although small and simple Miss Vera
Dilley's wedding Wednesday evening
to Lawrence Gould Bulgin Of Frank
lin, North Carolina, was a charming
affair. The ceremony was performed
at six o'clock at the home of the
bride s mother, Mrs. Mae Dilley, on
State street and Rev Carl II. Elliott
of the Presbyterian church Officiated
The young couple were unattended
and the ceremony was attended only
| by relatives and few close friends.
1t was an all pink and white wed
ding. the rooms being prettily adorn
ed with carnations and festoons OF
crepe paper. The pink blossoms were
effective against back ground of ivy
and greens, which were also used tC
form an arch for the ceremony.
The bride who is a very young CIR
wore simple gown of pink ehiffor
trimmed with bands of pink satin. Hel
veil which was also pink, was full
length and she carried a shower OF
BRIDES roses and frecsia.
During the ceremony Miss Heller
| Hogue a school chum of the bride
sang because and was accOmpan
led at the piano by Miss Evelyn Reige
Imam, another close friend,
| Dr. Frank Wilbur Chace of the vii
lamette University played the wedding
march.
Following the. ceremony BUTTE
lunch was served and group of thu
bride S friends assisted in the serv
ing and in various ways. They wer'
the Misses Greta Misner, Laura Marr
Marjorie Brown, Gladys Pemberton
Josephine Kerr and Beatrice Dilley.
The bride s going away suit was ;
dark blue serge worn with a COLDER
brown hat and shoes and a corsage o.
carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. BuIgin left for tw,
weeks wedding trip to Portland, Astor
ia and Pendleton, and upon their re
turn will probably make their home il
Salem.
The bride, who rs one of the mos
attractive girls i'll her little coterie Of
intimates is q talented musician, hav
ing for the past two years studied a
the Willamette University school o
music.
Mr. Bulgin is a brother of ElwooC
j. Bulgin, the well known evangelist
who is now doing work in Upton, In
diana.
The wedding guests were Rev. an(
Mrs. Carl II. Elliott, Mrs, Anna Cul
bertson and son Leon, DIR. and Mrs
Henry J. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Croisan, DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Walton
Dr. and Mrs. J, Ray Pemberton, Rev
and Mrs. H. Elmer Pemberton, Mis-
Gladys Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs. C
Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Penn
berton, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Ling, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Trindle, ]. c, Thomp
son, II. S. Gile, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Crawford, DR.. and Mrs, Frank Wilbur
Chacc, Mrs. Louise Arthur, Miss Heller
Ho9ue, Miss Margery Brown. Miss Ev
elyn Reigelman, Miss Bertha Benck
Miss Marie Reinard of McMnnville
Mr., and Mrs. Dick Webster, Miss Lau
ra Marr Miss Greta Misner and Miss
Josephine Kerr.
Mrs. Roy H. Mills gave a charming
children S party on Wednesday in hon
or of the fourth birthday anniversary
of her little daughter, Roberta, and {
sembled for the afternoon.
All of the mothers gathered to see
the kiddies in their trolics an dto en-
joy an afternoon OF sewing. Late IL
the afternoon the party closed with
Refreshments, the youngsters being
seated about table all done in pink
with balloons, a birthday cake and tiny
Easter baskets of candy.
The table arranged for the oldel
guests was also carried out in a pink
color scheme with carnations and huge
bows of pink tulle forming an artistic
lccntermecc.
With their mothers the little guests
/ included; Mrs. Frank G. Myers anC
Maxine Myers, Mrs. Grant h. Bonnel
and Elizabeth Bonnell, Mrs. Pau
Schmidt and Helen Schmidt, Mrs. Hen
! ry Conoryer and daughter Josephine
Conoryer and little niece Nancy Hunt
Mrs. Paul johnson and Julia johnson
Mrs. G. b. Webb and Marjorie Webb
and Mrs. Buck and small daughter
bora Buck of Portland,
| Mrs, Charles X. Spaulding and Mrs
Walter Spaulhng also We're guests.
Miss Eva Bailey of Hillsboro is the
, house guest of Miss Gertrude Gray anC
Miss Margaret Gray. Miss Bailey came
Thursday and will visit in Salem for
about a week.
| Last night the girls presided at !
small informal dinner in honor Of thel'
guest who has visited in Salem on scv
eral occasions and has number OF
friends in the younger set,
Covers for were arranged about {
table urettilV adorned with Snrin0 flow