Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-15
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N Spaulding home last night
Nhen Miss Ila Spaulding became
Ahe bride of Louis Dalrymple
friffith in the presence of about
10 friends and relatives. The
Ibuple stood before the fireplace
..hich had been transformed into
s lovely altar, while Reverend
#ard Willis Long read the MAJ
Mage ceremony.
Little Jean Marie Spaulding
hd Ila Mills, dressed in dainty
hicks were the flower girls who
Ia the bridal party, followed by
s'ftle Roberta Mills carrying the
Ihg. The bride came down the
Nsairway with her father, Charles
Int Spaulding, while Ruth Helm
IN played the wedding march.
The bride wore an elegant gown
"a satin. backed canton crepe,
Hsth a veil with slight train,
&ith trimmings of real Brussel
3Hke. A lovely string of pearls ac-
nXAtuated the richness of the
4Jstume. The BRIDES shower bou-
Ia was made up Of roses, or
lids and lilies of the valley.
The lavender and yellow color
seh eme was carried out in the
Sbwns worn by the attendants,
|Ae colors alternating in the ma
|Hrials and flowers. Mrs Roy H.
Ills, matron of honor, wore Law
.,der taffeta and carried yellow
.sters, while Miss Grace Holt,
naid of honor, was gowned in
|ellow taffeta and had lavender
Nters for flowers. The brides
aids were four in number, two
b yellow and two in lavender
Aiffon frocks. Silver wreaths
'ere worn as hair ornaments and |
slver baskets were used to carry
lie delicately shaded flowers
|bich blended so effectively with |
Se frocks worn. The bridesmaids
|ere, Miss Olga Gray, Miss Olga
fucher, Miss Natheel Donaca
I'D Miss Grace Humphreys.
Mrs. j. G. Griffith, the groom's
Ipther, gowned in black velvet
I'D georgette, trimmed with steel
Dads, and Mrs. G. X. Spaulding
BIO was charming in a gown of
Iriwinkle silk crepe with bead
i'm, and the brides father, stood
ith the young couple after the
|remony for the wedding recep- :
pn in the living room.
Miss Ruth Barnes and Miss
|ildah TiIlinghast presided over
.e punch bowl which was placed
h the front porch Catherine
sRrtley opened the door for the
tests while Miss Josephine AL
VT and Miss Virginia Holt di-
eted the guests about the rooms.
Pc matrons assisting about the
pms were, Mrs. Walter Spauld-
b, Mrs. H. Clifford Spaulding,
fs. John, G.. Griffith, Mrs. E. G.
plinghast, Mrs. G. H. Robertson,
Is. e, G. Cross and Mrs. Frank
'own.
|The brides table which was in |
h billiard room downstairs in
h Spaulding home, was decorat-
with lavender and yellow can
Rs, topped with clever shades in ,
+ same colors. The bridal party .
IN Rev. and Mrs. Ward Willis
gng were seated at the brides /,
Die.
'The guests were served to a
'ffet supper at long table in !,
4 billiard room. The young
Bids assisting in serving were
'ss Marie Marshall, Miss Ber- y
Re Craig, Miss Clara Breiten- r
pm, Miss Amelia Babcock, Miss
ma Won Readon, Miss Ruth =
nultz, Miss Mary Jane Albert, =
ss Caroline Starker, Miss Bess :,
'eDler, Miss Lucille Helmer, :,
ss Florence Gradon, Miss Gen :,
leve Spriggs, Miss Rose Heine. :
'lhe young couple left by motor A
a trip into British Columbia, .,
4 Will be at home later in n
frming new bungalow on Court
.eet. Both Mr. and Mrs. Grif-
4 attended high school in Sa- >,
later going to the Oregon Ag- =, -
ultural college and they are y,
~ prominent in the younger a
In Salem and in college cir :,
nrs Griffith is a member of ~
pna Chi Omega sorority and \,
Griffith is a member of Phi
"a theta Several of Mrs. Crit T.
sorority sisters from Cali :.
MA attended. the wedding a,
us with a host of other out of q,
Fn guests. ",
ne guests were allowed to see -
wedding presents which were
beautiful. They were dis
yea In a room on the second an
= Oh the spaulding home. nj
.. ~ and Mrs Dan Fry and ar ~
'snter, Priscilla, Mrs. Kitty H. ~
Yer I, and Mr.. Fry's niece, Mrs. ~
= rom the east, left yester- wl
morning for Neskowin where M
VIII remain in their cottage NJ,
the week end. ct c,l
:, -
',ss Mildred Rogers of Corval- %
was visiting in Salem We'd De
aay with friends ms