Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-18
Miss Taylor
Is Married
Wednesday

of the season took place on We'd
nesday, June Is, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Clay Taylor, 1857 Court ST.,
Salem, when their daughter, Miss
Elsie Taylor, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. ]. e. Harrison Of
this city. The home was beauti-
fully decorated in roses, fern and
Oregon orange blossoms. Bas-
kets Of roses were placed to ad-
vantage throughout the dining
room and living room. The fire
place was filled with greenery and
white flowers and the mantel was
banked entirely with rambler ros-
es and ferns.
Promptly at 2:30 o'clock the
bridal pair took their places be-
fore the improvised altar. DR..
w r. Milliken Of the Baptist
church performed the impressive
ceremony, using the double ring
service. The bride was gowned
in a lovely frock of imported
white organdie and carried al
shower bouquet of white sweet
peas and Cecil Drummer roses. Her
wedding veil of georgette crepe
was held in place by band Of
myrtle and orange blossoms. Thel
veil was sent to her from Chey-
enne, Wyoming, and was the worn
by a girl chum for whom Miss
Taylor was bridesmaid. She also
carried a point lace handkerchief
worn by her mother at her we'd
ding. The only attendant was her
sister, Miss Thelma Taylor. who
was gowned in Pekin blue taf-
feta and carried lavender and
pink sweet peas.
After congratulations had been
extended the guests took their
places at the large dining table
which was decorated with baskets
OF roses and fern, and the place
cards were dainty brides. The
wedding cake was surrounded
with Cecil Brunner roses and maid
en- hair fern and on the center OF
the cake rested a pink rose which
had been used at two previous
events in the brides family,
namely, the golden wedding of
her grandparents, the late Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Taylor Of Chey-
enne, Wyoming, and again at the
brides eighteenth birthday. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison depart
ed at four o'clock for Portland.
from which place they go by boat ]
to Astoria, thence to Seaside
whore they have a cottage for ten I
days, after which they return to
Portland and The DalIes for a +
visit with relatives before return |
ing to Salem to reside at 248 N. 8
Summer street. The brides GO
Ing away gown was navy blue tri-
cotine, with navy blue and white q
hat and accessories to match.
The former Miss Taylor came 9
TO Salem with her parents a year
ago from Cheyenne, Wyoming, :
after a winter spent in Long I
Beach, California. She is a grad :,
uate of the Cheyenne high school 7
Df the class of 1918 and for :
year before leaving Cheyenne had =
been stenographer in the Wy-s
oming State Land office, and for ?
The last year has been employed :,
IN the office of the Oregon State :, :,
Highway commission. A number
of social affairs have been held u
'or her in the last few weeks. "
Mr.. Harrison, the groom, is the
'nly son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. "
Harrison, formerly of Los Ange- Ia
es, California, but now residing K
n Salem. He is employed in the X
oregon State Highway in the mo- N
or department. s.
Mr.. II. Clay Taylor, the brides Il
ather, is a member OF the firm B
4 Hughes & Taylor, confection- j
ry and cigars at 371 N. CONNER H
ial street. He purchased the res G
lence at 1867 Court st. from Mrs. G.
trace Eoff last September.
Guests at the wedding were d,
ir, and Mrs. ]. P, Harrison. par I,
nts OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Clay Taylor, parents of the d
ride; Mr.. John Hughes, Mr.. and M
Irs. r. N. Hoover, Mrs. VIM. la
teusloff. DR.. w. T. Milliken, the of
Iisses Olive and Gladys of Chey- sa
nne. Wyoming, Miss Thelma ne
aylor and Master Milton Taylor. wi