Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-16

greatly admired in an exquisite gown
/ of simple white satin, unadcrned save
for few tiny clusters of orange bios
SONS on the panels of the skirt and at
the corners of the full court train,
which was gracefully draped from her
shoulders. Her veil was fashioned in a
eoronet of Duchess lace and tiny sprays
of the orange blossoms eeeked the
sides. An exquisite shower bouquet OF
white spray orchids and gardenias com
pleted the lovely costume.
"The bride was attended by her Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Donald Wood, as
matron of honor, and the Misses Cor
nelia Tevis, Nancy Holt, Miriam Reed
and Pauline Wolfard as bridesmaids
fGlarenee Brazell was best man.
"Mrs. Chamberlain was admired in a
handsome gown of black satin with
Ioverdrape of net studded with cut
steel. She, also wore corsage OF Or
chids.
''Mrs. Warren E. Thomas played the
wedding march and during the reeep-
tion Webb s orchestra played for dane
ing. A buffet supper was served, the
dining room being a veritahle bower
of pink roses. Quantities of fluffy pink
chrysanthemums adorneds the library
and the reception hall was aglow with
cerise petaled blossoms and palms.
''Mr. and Mrs. Tevis will upon their
return from their wedding trip make
their home in Winlock, Wash, where
the former is manager of the Black
Diamond Lumber company. He also is
interested with his father IT. the l.. b.
Menefee Lumber company at Winlock.
"Mr. Tevis is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. C. Tevis of Irvington, and he shares
his brides popularity in society. Mrs.
Tevis is not only social favorite in
this city, but also in Washington, d,
c., where she attended finishing
school and where she participated in
numerous formal social functions. "
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gilbert and
daughters have returned from week s
stay in Newport, where they were call
ed on account of the illness OF Mrs.
Gilbert 3 father, who was improving
satisfactorily at the time of his son $
return home.
Miss Esther Bailey has returned
from a several months sojourn at new
port.
Mrs. W. A. Knapp of Salem received
word last night announcing the mar
riage of her sister, Miss Laura Cass
to Sergeant David E. Woods, the cere-
mony taking place yesterday in San
Diego, California. The bride is a for
mer Salem girl.
The surprising extent to which So
cial and home ties are maintained for
the soldiers and sailors in the service
is. illustrated by some of the activities
in the soldiers-sailors clubs opened by
War Camp Community Service. from
one end Of the country to the other.
Port Townsend, Washington, has re-
ported proudly that Miss Mary Nib
bier of Eugene, Oregon, recently be-
came the bride Of Corporal Vernon
Brown of Spokane, at the club, with all
the dignity and conventional detail Of
a home wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Williams, who are the
host and hostess of the club, were as
sisted by the decorating committee Of
the club. The "mothers' roon," in
which the ceremony was performed,
had been transformed into a veritable
bower of beauty with pink roses,
sweet peas and green. w. f. Gloecker,
Y. M. G. A. secretary, officiated. Fifty
guests were invited. The wedding
cake, cut with the usual observances,
was garlanded with roses. The com
munity took genuine interest in the
occasion indicating the place the man
in uniform now occupies in the life Of
today.