Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-14

0leott were among the patrons and pat
ronesses for the Devil Dog ball at the
Multnomah, another large feature Of
the celebration.
The Alumni association Of Sacred
Heart academy held its annual meeting
Thursday evening, thirty members at.
tending. The two reception rooms were
gorgeously decorated with huge vases
fof Ia France roses. In the library,
where the banquet was served, beauti
ful decorative note Of pale pink, green
and gold was carried out. The tables
were centered with baskets of Carolyn
Ttesont roses from which silk stream.
ers Of green and pink were gracefully
draped to each separate place with its
dainty gilded favor. Larger s.reamers
iung from the pink shaded chandeliers
in artistic festoons, while hand paint
ed butterflies, suspended by invisible
threads, fluttered among the gRrlands
Tor lighted on the flowers and curtain
draperies.
A short business session opened the
meeting in which the roll cali was fol.
lowed by the reading Of the minutes
Of the last meeting and the election
of officers. Those holding office for
the coming year are Miss Lucille Jas
koski president, Miss Susie Sparrow
vice president, Miss Eleanor Huckes-
tien secretary treasurer.
Following the business meeting a
musical and literary program by the
students Of the academy was rendered
after which the guests repaired to the
library for the banquet, The remand-
or Of the evening was spent informal.
ly
A great many Salem folk, particular
" members of the younger social set
were he was particular favorite, will
be glad 10 hear that Lieutenant Allan
g. Carson arrived In New York Thurs
day on the ship Leviathan. At present
he IS stationed at Camp Merritt
Lieutenant Carson is veteran Of
the Mexican border trouble and at the
outbreak Of the recent war volunteered
for active service. and has been in
France since October 1917. He is q Sa.
lem high school graduate and one Of
the best known and most popular young
men Of the capital city.
A simple and beautiful homo wed.
ding was solemnizcd Thursday after.
noon at $3.50 when Zoe Ellen Olmsted
aud John Landon Waters plighted their
treth. The ceremony took place at The
home Of the bride 5 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs D. d. Olmsted, 245 Union street
IN the presence of few intimate
friends aud relatives. Reverend Leland
w. Porter offieiated, the impressive
ring ceremony being used. Pink roses
IN large vases or wicker baskets. bow.
ers OF sweet hriar and iardenieres Of
maiden hair and sword fern, We'd with
each other IN making the decorative
scheme thing of beauty. A graceful
arelIway Of sweet briar added TO the
beauty Of the rooms, and In the din.
ing room lavender sweet peas and
cream rosebuds were used.
The bride wore handsome tailored
suit Of oyster grey and carried a bou,
quet Of brides roses. Her sole attend.
ant was little Zoe schmander, who was
dressed In a dainty pink frock aud car.
ried the ring in the heart of large
rose.
After the ceremony wedding lunch.
con was served at prettily appointed
tables, centered with Cecil Brnner ros.
es.
The young couple left for short
wedding trip to Marshfield end other
southern Oregon points and viii be ~
nome 70 their friends after July lst at
their home, 1875 South 18th street.
Mrs. Charles Sehmauder Of Steptal
washington, is Salem visitor having
come down for the wedding Of her
granddaughter, Miss zoe 0lmsted.