Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-29

ed by their uniform attacks and re-
lease, their fine shading and the youth
full quality of the voices. The choir
was ever under Miss Tartar's perfect
control and the response to her baton
was precise and instant. The choruses
deserving special mention were; "See
the Golden Rays of Morning." dash
ing bit of music combining ladies' trio,
male quartet and full choir all in one,
the difficult "'Wedding ChOrusn and
the majestic "Rejoiee for Blessings
Round Us Fall" " Miss Lucille Ross sub
stituted for Miss De Long at the organ
and mastered the accompaniments at
one rehearsal. Miss Lillian Siege played
beautiful violin obligatos.
A closing recital by the younger
junior class of Miss Beatrice Shelton,
in the parlors of the First Congrega.
tional church, Saturday afternoon, was
an invitational affair calling out par
ents and friends of the young musi-
clans. The children received much
praise for their work as considerable
talent was shown in the presentation
of the program.
Contributing to the pleasure of the
afternoon was the little sketch "On
Time" by Florence Cartwright, Leota
Williamson, Berniee Mulvey, Ruth
Coppocks and Cora Howard, under the
direction of Miss La Won Coppock.
Other clever assistants were Gene.
We've Barbour and Margaret Brown in
the Butterfly dance.
At the conclusion of the program
punch was served by Maeyl Hunter,
Margaret White, Frances Ward and
Genevieve Endicott, who were also
ushers
Those taking part on the program
were Katherine Barker, Ruth Buchner,
Carolyn Lambrith, Lorraine Hogg, Do
relle Anderson, Valeda Ohmart, Ber-
nice Mulvey, Elaine Foster, Winifred
Gamble and Lorraine Fletcher, who al
so sang two numbers, her sister, Flora
Fletcher playing her accompaniment.
Richard Patterson was the scene of
pretty wedding recently, when their
daughter, Miss Nellie Dean became the
bride of Ward C. Russell. The cere-
mony was performed at 2:30, Rev.
Woodfin officiating
The bride is graduate uf the Sa-
lem high school, a member of the 1915
class, The bridegroom is well known
farmer near Salem.
The bride was prettily attired in
dainty frock of she'll pink and white
crepe de chine combined with geOrgette
crepe. She wore tulle veil, caught
with pink rosebuds, and carried a love
ly bouquet of Easter lilies. The bride
was given away by her father.
Mrs Mark Aspinwall, who attended
the bride, wore handsome gown of
silver lace over white satin. The broth
er of the bridegroom, Miles Russell
acted as best man.
Little Hazel Russell, sister of the
bridegroom was the ring bearer. She
was daintily frocked in pink silk and
carried a small basket containing
pink rosebud, in the heart of which the
ring was concealed.
When the wedding march was play
ed the bridal party descended the stairs
the porch, through the re-
ception hall. The nuptial VOWS were ex-
changed under a huge bower Of pink
and white roses intermingled with
fern. After the ceremony dainty re.
were served by the bride 8
sister, Miss Rose Patterson. About six
ty guests were present and many beau
biful gifts were received by the young
couple.
The bridal couple left in an automo-
bile for a motoring trip to the coast. |
They will be at home near Waeonda |
after June twenty ninth.
Among the motoring parties leav-
ng for the coast this week was that
If Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Spears who
eft Tuesday morning for Agate Beach.
they plan to spend about two weeks.
During their stay, they win occupy the
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ashby Of Port
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ashly of Port
and are visiting DR.. and Mrs. B. L.
Sleeves at their home, 316 North |
,hurch street. Mr.. Ashly is nephew
1f Mr.. Sleeves.
Captain and Mrs. G. E. Clancy from
Tacoma will return to their home after
spending four months with their son,
c. B. Clancy, florist, who has apart
ments at $50 North Liberty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy have made many friends
while in Salem and expect to return in
the early winter. Captain Clancy is a
retired steamboat man.
On the afternoon of June Goth the
Aid society of the W. i. C. met at the
aFmory where they enjoved delight
full time. Some Of the G. A. r. mem