Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-12

A social hour was enjoyed after the
business OF the evening was dispensed
"ith' ana the following pleasing prog
ram was rendered: Piano solo, Mary
pragef; song, Frances Hill and Del
oe't :" hitei reading, Lola Schultz; pi-
.eho solo' Norma Crossman; reading.
CARA howard; piano solo. Delbert vi
eskoi piano solo, Albert Laehelle.
About thirty-five members of The
Loyal Women's class of the First No
thodist church gathered at the home
of Mrs. George Peed on North Wipta,.
street, last Thursday afternoon for
their regular business meeting atso in
the nature of a farewell for Mrs paad
and family who leave next "Wednesday
for an extended visit throneh tha 90 =,
anu south' After the business meeting Il
sociai tlme and program was enjoyed.
Mrs Feed was assisted in serving re-
lreshments by Mesdames Brunk. Ger
NIX Giiiinsham, Mattea and Coopvl
One of the prettiest of the many
June weddings being celebrated during
the month of brides, was that of Miss
Ella Shields and Charles Rarker Tr
which took place June at the home
of the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Barker. Sr.. 1863 Nebraska
street Reverend George CHAPMAN.
pastor of the United Brethren church
officiated, using the ring ceremony.
The bride was charming in 4 pn1vn
of white messaline. combined wrfn
silver lace. and carried a mixed hor-
quet of sweet peas, sladioli and cecil
drummer roses. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bar
ker, .Jr., were eroomsman and brides
maid, and the wedding march from
Lohengrin was played bv Miss Edith
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,s,,,,a, tan,orrou, at IA o,colck PROMISES
af oononlete eniovment for
tbo ,itt1e ones attending The following
s.ao s has haen nrenared
Recitation, Greetings Dale HON.
,,or. 'd,in God's winged Messengers,
-, IT, o;,,s. recitation. why. Garnet
ctornbsrg. the Flowers Message, by
civ Girls. niano solo. Marie Arnold;
sao,,at,nn onal Means. recitation,
,,s.',s'a ,1e.Ias Mn. CONG For others. recita-
tion COD is Everywhere; recitation,
:. ,4.,. p;lorin, NTe,va DeBard; song
M Dc SONG iuniors: recitation,
chuardp,s 1,av Memories, Elvin De
~. 81 xosa avn ana song. nine girls.
s'ndav school collection.
r,,a ,eaaing IL Miss Cecela zelin-
s,,i and Andrew FeiIin took place at
O. Iasanh,s ratholic church, Tu.cuay
morning Reverend Father Buck per-
lorii'i's .a,.hratad s ~ 10 o'clock.
MaSs "s's .,ano heautiful creation
Inc priue W. "a ffu ,enstb veil
vi VIM s ,ont IN with 4 dainty
whicn was o"us" ,,,,ips of tho valley
priuai wtea'n o,,anat was of white
her snowei 0
sweet peas zo,,ns,i ssiter of tn,
~ actad as bridesmaid, and wore q
lovely gown OF piue se'i So A.
ried boquet OF pinA smse
bert kulner was u'9s o.,dad a.
Miss Lena HueKes'eni Al
the pipe organ anu NJ e.,,aott1,
brich was soloist' MISS Ni"i -,orahl,, n
played the violin. = larse a'se 'ssasant !
relatives and friends were presei'
the ceremony, when was iV'io"Ir os,I,,sI,
wedding breakfast at the q Ne"'''7
residence. 80 80 =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Feiien WI an 80.
their residence upon their return -, ~,
| their honeymoon, III 'hVn
of North 25th street.