Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-09

Wedding
Last Night

A charming effect was obtain
: ed last night at the home wed
d ding Of Miss Dorothy Chambers to
: Carl T. Pope with the use of the
. impressive Episcopal ring service
and the perfectly arranged back
e ground. The fireplace in the liv-
ing room of the j. w. Chambers
home, before which Rev. II. d.
!, Chambers, Of ST. Paul's church,
performed the ceremony at Z
o'clock, was converted into love
ly bank of ferns and salmon pink
gladioli. The dim lights from the
shaded lamps enhanced the artis-
tic. effect of the flower bank.
The bride entered the room
with her father, ]. w. Chambers.
and he gave her in marriage. The
couple were otherwise unattend-
ed. Preceding the entrance of the
bride, Miss Nellie Schwab sang
] "Oh Perfect Love-" and Beloved
'Tis Morn" Miss Myrtle Nolan
played the wedding march.
The wedding gown of beautiful |
brocaded satin belonged to the |
brides mother and the veil of |
Venetian lace was one worn by |
her grandmother The richness Of
the brides attire added a great
deal to the dignity and elegance
of the affair. She carried a show
er bouquet Of Cecil Drummer
roses
A wedding supper was served
after the ceremony on small ta-
bles, decorated with pink and
white sweet peas, the color scheme
carried out in all of the decora-
tions. The brides table in the
dining room had a huge basket of
pink roses and ferns in the cen
ter of the table and white candles
on the table for the lighting eff
feet. Seated at the brides table {
were j. W. Chambers, Jr, Miss '
Hazel Magnusen, Everett, Wash@I v
ngton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton lV
Hamble. a
Between the hours of and {
$3.50 over 80 guests called to con-
sratulate the young couple, and
attend the reception which was v
leld in the living rooms of the n
house. b
The young couple went south t.
asst night for two weeks we'd o
ing trip, after which they will a
make their home in Portland &
fhere Mr.. Pope is associated with m
Portland law firm. te
Mrs. Pope is one Of the popular st
1embers of the younger set in Sa- Al
am and is the daughter OF Mr.. II
nd Mrs. j. w. Chambers. She is te
graduate of Oregon Agricultur- I'll
| college and is a member of ve
lpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr.. w
ope is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. st
!. @. Pope, and graduate of the =
willamette law school. Ia
Out Of town people who attend
l the wedding were: Mrs. Agnes
ibson, Junction City; Miss Ruth
ennedy, Corvallis; Miss Hazel
agnusen and Miss Marie Men
enhall, Everett, Wash; Mr.. and
RS. Edmund Anderson, Albany;
iss Ella Stevens, Mrs. w. d. Pet
lgill, Elmer Petengill, George
etengill, all of Portland.
The o. A. c. club will have a
cntc Thursday afternoon and all
embers are urged to come.
le committee in charge has ar
nged to have the party meet at
Q north side of Wilson square
5 O'Clock, tomorrow afternoon
lere they will be met by cars
take them to the picnic
ounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Barfield,
3. F. M. Harding and Mrs. H.
Harding drove to Forest Grove
: over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Klender returned
me yesterday from six weeks
1t with her mother in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Ludwig of
'any We're week end visitors of
. and Mrs. George Hurley.
Miss Rose Ryan Of Portland is
istered at the Y. w. C. A.
lie staying in Salem.
Lr. and Mrs. f. w. Steusloff
home after spending the
TX end at Neskowin.
ar. and Mrs. William Tickle
spending a short time at the
amook beaches.
lr, and Mrs. George White left
terday with their two daugh-
!, Dorothy and Henrietta, to
nd the month at Newport.
Irs. ]. c. Aiken, and DR.. and
. l.. A. Banks were guests dur
the week at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Frank w. Spencer.
Ir. and Mrs. H. R. Crawford 4
children. Lee and Harriet,
ored to Neskowin Sunday to
rome for about ten days.
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