Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-22

THE past week noted the annual
recital season at full zenith, with
little in the way of counter so
eial attraction to infringe upon the
rightful monopoly of the calendar by
the local sponsors of musical activity
for the week. A succession of interest
ing and pleasing programs have call
cd forth numerous assemblages of
friends Of the pupils, heard in various
recitals at the different studios for
the past fortnight. Following the csose
of school and college, the once termed
annual play spell, now more aptly nam
ed an opportunity for renewed service
presents itself to the young people,
thronging forth from college campus
and school hall alike. The customary
exodus to coast and mountain resorts
though already under way lacks the
oldtime impetus Of aplay for play 3
sake" and will be checked to a certain
extent by the dire call from farm and
ranch for patriotic assistance in the
harvesting of the fruit crops. Indeed,
for many, the expedition into the cher
ny orchards and berry yards will prove
@ very recreational and successful sub
stitute for the usual vacation prescrib-
cd as mere zestful interlude between
seasons.
The coming week win witness the
opening Of the large Y. w. G. A. camp
at the Miller orchards, five miles from
Salem. Twenty girls have already en-
listed in this camp. Miss NJ. McFad
den will chaperone the party. Those
who will leave Monday are the Misses
Frances Doerffer, Gladys Moore, Myr-
tie Walker, Esther Parounagian, Rob.
erta Hirschbaeh, Helen Weller, Helen
Rose, Mary Jane Albert, Margaret
Griffith, Ruth coppock, Miriam Hold
or, Leila Baum, Mabel Simpson, Flor
ence Harrigton, Mildred Seeley, Flor.
ence Legg, Mrs ]. 0. Hall and Mrs. A.
Leopold.
In a lovely bower of pink, white and
green, with the Stars and Stripes oc-
cupying prominent place, the mar
riage of Miss Barbara Golden Steiner
and Lieutenant Earl Coulson Flegel
took place hast night at the home of
The brides parents DIR. and Mrs r.
Il. Lee Steiner ON Center street. The
bride was given away by her father,
Rev. W. G. Elliott, Jr., Of the Unitar.
ian church Of Portland, reading tho
service at eight o clock. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Daniel ].
Fry. Jr,, and Charles F1egel, brother OF
the bridegroom, and member of the
officers training camp at American
lake, acted as best man.
Charming simplicity prevailed in the
decorations, an altar being fashioned
in tho drawing room of Easter lilies
and pink Canterbury bells, interming
led with delicate greenery, Masses Of
pale pink Canterbury bells were also
effectively arranged in the dining
room and library, where they were pret
tily combined with deep blue dolphin
ium.
The bride was stunning In hand
some blue tailleur with o chic hat Of
the same Shade. She wore corsage
bouquet Of Cecil Drummer roses and
white rosebuds
Mrs. Waiter Denton played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin and Miss
Alice Holman Of Oregon City, Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority sister Of the
bride, sang several numbers. Follow.
ing tho ceremony wedding collation.
was served to the guests, who number
ed the relatives and close friends of
the young couple Mrs. Milton Meyers
cut the ices, Mrs. Lloyd Shisler, Miss
Helen Deckebach and Miss Dorothy
Flegel assisting in the serving.
The bride is q great favorite among