Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-04

q Ruth Lenore Fisher ca
[By ne loveliest brides "a
q - rad for many years,
bn nss .s.r,ory Kay, only daugn
hi,s =. and Mrs. Thomas -. p.
~. Z. marriage to Holiis
,,s huntington when ,s, .vsnts M
[oi inter. LIN took place iast .
b . WHINE J. the Kay home on Court
4 ny ~ :. 'ba bride is a member 't q
IN roregon's most prominent
III ,'a. oasss md Mr.. Huntington is
l,eS 80 his football prowess
I Z made rS. the event doubly IN IN. !.
y l,,a man and the wedding was the
l,nat,on s,as Il a romance begun
ns so,b we're leaders in the
.,sity 1ts Of oregon society. Rev.
e,sn' ',srs Of the First Christian
officiated, reading the
/ 4 from his own service
.dine the ceremony, MISS
49, clancey of Portland, a
Phi Beta sorority sister
y bride, sang Because" ana
wning." Shv was accom-
i hy Miss Margaret Kern OF
|,sna y a another sorority sister.
/ Kern presided at the wed,
march playing the bridal
I. from Lohengrin for the en-
: ! Of the bridal party. Miss
vas especially beautiful as she
~ II on the arm Of her faith
A. y wore a tailleur Of brown
Ityn with a brown duvetyn nat
Dstch, Her flowers were iav-
4 orchids and copper coloreo
Lila roses. 49,,
n only attendant, Miss katn-
wilson Of Portland, a soror-
Later. wore a frock OF brown
ntilly lace with a peacock piue
she carried an arm pouquel
louper colored roses.
A huntington was attended Dy
Hrother, Charles (Shy) Hunt
bn, of Eugene.
n service was read IN the
Elng room and the entire east
|of the room was made into an
4 of lavendar and white
6santhemums with palms. fern,
rmilax banked to the ceiling.
Iarpe baskets were filled with
In layendar chrysanthemums
we're placed on each side OF
altar. Yellow candles burned
|nr the service. White satin
IN formed an isle from the
(Vay to the altar for the
ii party and in the dining
n tall standards Of white
vsanthemums y were placed
ht. ss
be living room was done in yell
and three large baskets of yell
|chrysanthemums and fern were
ployed.
be wedding luncheon was
led on the second floor in
dining room of the Ercel Kay
rtment Mrs. Ben w. Olcott
Mrs. Hamilton Weir, house
lher at the Gamma Phi Beta
prity house at the University of
|gon, poured. The table was
tered with a large basket filled
small white cnrysanthemums
maidenhair fern with a large
of gold metal ribbon, Law
ar, and pink tulle tied to the
ole with long ends hanging
: one side of the table, at the
: Of these ribbons were a Law
a., a yello wand a white chrys-
nemum and bunch of violets
rmingling with the ribbon at
handle. Two silver candle-
IS burned green Nandles.
ne fireplace mantle was
ked with fern, and lavendar,
Ow and white chrysanthemums,
on the buffet a large basket
mall white chrysanthemums
placed.
sslsting Mrs. Olcott and Mr..
! were sorority sisters of the
=, Miss Margaret Kern, Miss
otny Dixon, Miss Georiana
aVn, Miss Zoe Allen, Miss Eleise
te' and Mrs. Herald White who
= down from the University of
son, and Miss Catherine Car
and Miss Bernice Craig.
lfs' Ercel Kay and Mrs. E. C.
y assisted about the rooms OIL
second floor and on the first
MRS. John J. Roberts, and
I. FRANK w. Spencer assisted
Ut the rooms.
'e'eao OF throwing her boquet
huntington gave it to her
.er' Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
~ anaconda, Montana, where
''imer is athletic instructor in
public schools.
y Oh own guests at the we'd
were Mrs. M. B. Huntington.
Dorotha Huntington and