Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-10-23
Wedding Is
S0lernniZed
Saturday

m IIng was SUlohlHi
.eber 21st, at the home of MI.
Mrs J. A. McClain when
~ daughter Oral was united in
0rriage to A. Gosson. The beau
al ring ceremony was read by
r. 3. Pemberton, under a
LIVER of autumn leaves. The
s,da carried a bouquet of Cecil
.urner roses and was attractive
a GOWN of taupe canton crepe
rt;stically draped and hand en-
roidered. Lohengrin's wedding
porcb was played by Miss Jennie
sUil1iams and Miss Gussie Niles
org II Love You Truly" The
Aride is Salem girl who has
boen in the employ of the Ore
I'm Growers for some time. Mr..
fosson is a prominent Sherman
Iounty man who has large agri-
4 ,ultnral interests there. A buffet
"A lluncheon was served about one
oicoek, after which the couple de-
narted by auto for northern
noiuts. They will be at home in
south Salem to their many friends
after Nov. 18th. Those present
we're Rev. and Mrs. H. e. Penn
berton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nc
claim, Mr.. and Mrs, L. F. McClain
and children of Albany, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur McClain and chill
dren of Salem, Miss Louise Her
Lsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ward and
zelma Ward of Portland, Miss
N Gail Reeves of McMinnville and
Elmer Gosson, Jennie Williams,
n Gussie Niles and Laville Perry of
Salem.
\ Mrs. Byron Wells Of Shaw en-
tertained informally Friday after
noon for number of Salem wo-
4 men who motored from here. yell
a low flowers frightened the rooms
A Of the Wells home as the women
4 spent the afternoon in sewing and
conversation. No formal program
was arranged but the women had
a good time in calling upon diff
ferent ones for responses to an
impromptu entertainment. Mrs.
c. L. McAllister of Shaw and
Mrs. w. Alison Cummings of Sa-
lem assisted the hostess in serv-
ing delicious lunch late in the
afternoon.
Mrs, G. L. McAllister, Mrs. Ver-
non McAllister, Miss Matthews
and Mrs, Goodin were the guests
from Shaw while the women mo-
toring from Salem were: Mrs. B.
Fleener, Mrs. C. G. Nichols, Mrs
M. Ivie, Mrs. w. I. Needham, Mrs.
Charles Chaffee, Mrs. o. E. Noyes,
Mrs. W. L. Cummings, Mrs. Will
oglesby and Mrs. w. Alison Cum
mings.
Before an altar of autumn flow
ers and ferns the marriage vows
were read by DR.. H. l.. Bowman
to Miss Margaret Bronaugh and
Rudolph Kinsey Krausse at the
home of the brides parents in
Portland, Saturday evening at
$3.50 o'clock, Following the cere-
mony a large reception was given
10 the many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs Krausse. From Salem, Mr.
and Mrs Willis S. Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Brown at
tended the. wedding ceremony
where only very close friends and
relatives were invited. Mrs.
george Brown with several Port
land matrons presided at the sup
per table during the reception.
Miss Roxie Gunsaules and Oil
YER Forette are two of Stayton's
popular young people who were
married at Portland recently, the
ceremony being performed in the
eathedral rectory by Rev. Father
Aeefe. After honeymoon trip !
'hey will be at home on the
'room's farm in Linn county. The
'oung people were accompanied
o Portland by the brides sister,
Mrs. Hattie Fickln, Miss Jean
'icklin and Guy Sloper.
Miss Emma J. Hendricks of
'ublimity and Ben Baker of Ore
'on City were united in mar
iage at the Catholic church in
on Tuesday morning by
lev. Father Lainck. Following
ne ceremony a wedding dinner
Ias served to about rs guests at
ne home of the brides father,
Jug. Hendricks. The best wishes
many friends accompany them
their new home near Oregon
ity.
Paper in every conceivable
'shlon was used in honoring Mr..
40 Mrs. Edward j.. Bell on their
fst wedding anniversary, when
set Of younger married couples
stayton enjoyed a chicken din
ct at the Ray Follis home We'd
esoay evening. The affair was
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, and
'eryone had a most enjoyable
me.
helen Tucker was hostess Fri
y evening at a delightfully."- in
unal party in honor of her sis
Z, Miss Margaret Tucker on her
4 Ilhday. The color scheme used