Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-07

The wedding of Miss selma kum-
row and George w. Spicer, January
sS.( at the home of the brides moth
or 1888 State street, was undoubted-
" one of the prettiest of the season.
Reverend H. C. Slower performed the
ceremony in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms and
white carnations, the entire color
scheme being green and white. The
brides gown was a fashionable crea-
ton Of white crepe de chine, georg-
ette and silver lace. She wore a veil,
caught up with orange blossoms, and
carried an arm bouquet of pale pink
and white carnations. Miss Florence
Kumrow, a sister of the bride, acted
as bridesmaid. Her dress was of rob-
in egg blue georgette, and her bou-
quet Of deep pink and white carna-
tons A niece, little Miss Margaret
Smith, was flower girl, She wore a
dainty frock of robin egg blue tarle-
ton, and carried basket of white
narcissi, Lee Morelock was best man.
Mrs Otto Wilson played the we'd
ding march, and Miss Ruby Welch
sang I Love You Truly" Following
the ceremony a reception was held
and light refreshments served Mrs.
Otto Wilson cut the ices and Miss VII
ola Smith presided at the coffee urn.
the young couple left for a short
wedding trip They had planned on
visiting in Chicago but postponed the
journey because Of the Influenza sit
uatiOn. They will reside temporarily
with the brides mother at 1888 State
street
MISS Laura Maurer of Bismarck,
N D., and Miss Lois Maurer of Can
w who have been guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
oliVer, have returned to Candy.
Mt and Mrs. C. P. Bishop will leave
aOout the 18th of the month for a.
general tour of California. They plan
70 pc gone about two months.
considerable interest has been man
nest BY the young musicians of our
si'y IN orchestra music, both in our
nlgh school and churches.
MISS Martha Swart, who is direct.
ilg the orchestra at the Christian
Saurch Is cornet pupil of Henry
S.,Vuuenmeyer of Portland, formerly
band, " '''e O'iei i''n
y trough the efforts of Miss Swart
ae orcnestra has given several con-
=. az LOT he benefit of the inmates of
w various state Institutions.
!. Onuer the direction of Miss Swart
,a' Orcnestra will give a concert Feb |
MY .s u Tor the benefit of the or
or0Su, sSla al the Christian church. The |
ss ssu4 iss, VIII number nineteen piec- |
"noiaalng pipe organ which will /!
ana ~ tor the Sextette from Lucia
Wagner 'ioii lannnauser by
da Ss.., sA'e''e Will be played by He'd
anhosa eat clarinet; Carl Wenger sax
Cave co.a martha swart, cornet; Ira
and r1 SOrnet; Richard Riley, Jr., .,orn /
Dan,.s N frank zinn, trombone. accom-
ana .S w., Os Mrs. Hedda Swart at nj
organ. iaiiA Aihn at the pipe
s,'ss %lss Joanna James will assist tba
tons H several vocal selec-
telniny 8, .ne students attending the
hg eors's senool for social service be4
G. n s.su rz BY the American Y. w. II
ihe di.,, ez.eecho-slovakia, are to have
Ice womsr 'on OF being the first DO
semmiss,on N the new republic. ThelI
itauested ,ss ~. Oh police in Prague has
hriss i sl snat the Y. W. C. A. secre-
i5ur wo,. N'idrge of the school seIactl
lslincvsr,s qualified for work with
b nav , sa.e women and children tbatll
tAs scboo, sppoint them at the close Of
s'sd positions '"ese newly
d. scSsol .'s 1--we women are attending
PLACE Of Snieh is lodged in. the |
ID ! ? picturesque old gothic Ef q s,I,'c S0
ssrw. i PARK. One aim of the
s'asa + f.. addition to training the the
sasas ,ba. saI social welfare work e
hsacalIs own people. is to rebuild |
nssss y ase students who % stts,.p attenS
= aad ID. i. y careful medical ,sne at,an
sy Il ~ ~. door exercise and rports
~ \ r war They 1e,srsa eoms s.a,s severely =,
ag is.sss.lr s. republic, most of Mn thsn, a.
- - sstsles Nao wish to take upll |
.al..isr. 'ssa, ss0. head of the 7. w I'll
s's%ss. = q course. 'sg y women ,saa',I ap- |
i asssr smeer Of applicants that mi
an i i'psed 4 The Z. ". q "a
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