Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-26
Wedding OF
couple Is
Beautiful

DCOUlAANA
,dine of Miss Helen
lny l.,ocb and Homer Egan last
DeSsD4' seven o'clock at the home
isn. w. bride's parents, Mr. ana
4, " frank c. Deckebach' was one
" p. .' most beautiful OF the sea-
'ps s,lthough only relatives and
~ y, Immediate friends OF the
lsS 1,, couple were bidden for
ppui', '.siop, the appointments
is ''Ia 0Iaborate and the setting of
J, y altar, improvised at the far
! ~ Il the the long living room, was
s,sssd y ~ with ferns, pink roses ana
lla'I ai' l,ltes and was lighted with
y '. capdelabra, each bearing sew
' " White tapers. The altar was
4 s.,sed with palms and tall pas-
aI r.cps of ferns. Four pedestal
',.ts At correct intervals down
aDv ,'rgtb of the room held bou-
.,,s of mink roses and lilies, and
sl.,.ors a,I Of smilax which added a
','' l.,,sful note. Tall candelabra sup
s,tsa white candles and myriads
MARE we're placed about and it was
i t tse mellow light of the can
y, lighted when the service be-
han. that the vows were taken
MI The wedding music was played
A. Miss Ruth Bedford and the
accession entered to the Lohen-
lin march. Four attendants came
fir,t walking in pairs and carry
10 leugths of white ribbon. They
,iood bv the four pedestals, thus
tanning an aisle. They were Mrs.
lohD Carson, Mrs. Clifford Farm
!, Mrs Paul Hendricks and Mrs.
r,rI G. Flegel. Next entered the
nstpn Of honor, Mrs. Allan By
NON. who was met at the altar by
|tbe groom with his best man, DR..
Don W. Byrd, of Portland, and
pv. Father A. Lainck, of Sub
Unity. The party awaited the
bride who entered on the arm of
her father, who gave her in mar
rage
The single ring service was
uonOunced by Father Lainck,
who is a long time friend of both
ismilies. Before the service, Mrs.
W Carlton Smith sang Cadman's
AT Dawning." When the service
vas said, the bridal party march
I from the room to the strains of
Nendelssohn's recessional and up
the stairs to the billiard room
above where the reception was
held,
Decorations upstairs in red and
gold COntrasted sharply with those
below and done with masses of
t1lliant poinsettias, woodwadia
fern, yellow acacia and red can
iles Wall baskets held quantities
Of the flowers and the billiard
table was a mass of color. Here,
TOO, candles were the only light.
The wedding gown of the bride
was a creation of white canton
crepe draped with Spanish lace.
Panels dropped from the should
tS in front and back and these
we're embellished with sun burst
d pearls. Three strands Of pearls
also hung from the shoulders on
zach side, and a fringe of small
beads bordered the panels at the
DOttOm, She wore a Russian coro-
net Of lace and orange blossoms
and her long tulle veil lengthen-
v to train behind. She carried
real lace handkerchief, used by
Aef mother at her wedding, and
wore a pair of quaint bracelets,
vet with rubies and pearls, the
gll OF her grandmother, in Gin
tnnati, Ohio. Her bouquet was an
arrangement of Flies of the valley
and brides roses. The bride, who
i charming young woman, was
loyely.
Mrs, Allan Bynon, matron of
aonOr, was charming in a gown
y lace over cloth Of silver and
Sae carried a pink feather fan.
iae four attendants were dressed
ID evening gowns of pastel shades
'au their bouquets were corsages
VI orchids, violets and roses.
Inc brides mother was hand
"ne in a dress Of black satin
0epe with drop skirt of silk
i't embroidered in lavendar, blue
'aa gold. She wore a corsage of