Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-09

4" Ddhesi Where she is Delhg enter
ava tanned by her sister, Mrs. Claude
Knight. Together they will entertain
with a large affair tomorrow afternoon,
Mrs. Knight also having planned sever
al complimentary events for Miss Fawk
during her stay, which will cover
fortnight.
Mrs. Henry Fawk returned yesterday
from Corvallis, where she went TO at
tend the marriage of her niece, Miss
Elsa Richards, to Clifford RAIDER,
prominent young business man of that
place, which took place Wednesday.
Mrs. RAIDER has many friends in Salem,
where she attended school several years
ago, making her home with the Fawks.
She is very attractive girl and her
marriage is also Of much interest to
former 0. A. G. students here, both
she and Mr.. RAIDER being attendants al
that institution.
Hon. Allen Eaton, of Eugene, repre-
sentative at the state legislature, will
have charge OIL the art room in the
Oregon building at the Panama exposi-
ton. Mr.. Eaton, although prominent
in state politics, is also an enthusiastic
art patron, conducting an attractive and
up-to.date art store in Eugene, also su-
pervising an art class at the University
of Oregon. Specimens of his own work
were displayed in the art department
at the state fair this year in the pot.
terry section.
Mr.. Eaton is already having prepared
materials to be used in constructing
the art room at the 1915 fair The
woolen mills of Eugene are manutac-
turing the material to be used as wall
covering, 1t is being developed in a
pastel shade of gray, woven in coarse
basket weave and made from the finest
quality of Oregon wool it will have q
valuable advertising value, besides be.
ing decidedly artistic, as will also all
OF the furnishings of the room. 0rigi.
nally designed furniture and fixtures
are now being made at Marshtield Of
the handsomest wood obtainable. Lead.
ing artists and art craftsmen of the
state will be asked toscontribute their
canvasses and best specimens of their
work, the result of Mr., Eaton $ en-.
deavors undoubtedly furnishing visitors
to this department very haLpy sur
prise in the possibilities Of Oregon y
resources in an artistic way,
The annual "GOod.iellowship meet.
ing of the First Methodist church last
night was successful in accom- fishing
all that could have been desired, in
both q social and in a business way A
large attendance enjoyed the program
which was arranged under the direction
of Il. H. Anderson, Dr. b. l.. Sleeves
presided. A quartet composed Of Mrs
Frederick S Mendenhall Miss Ruth fu
gate, Alfred Schram and r. T. Jones
delighted with their numbers and wer,
followed by solo by Harold Jory. Mrs
Mendenhall, Miss Lucille Kuntz anC
Miss Fugate composed n trio, appearing
in pleasing selections. Dr. Richard Avi
son spoke ON the work Of the paat year
District Superintendent James Moore
opening the prospective work for tn,
coming year. A. A. Lee spoke on tn,
finances Of the church. Nine. June Reer
giving the final numbers, rendering
two brilliant violin selections, 4 socia
hour followed, refreshments beng scrv
ed by Miss Gcnevieve AvisOu, Mis-
Scott Miss Bcry Holt and Miss CARR,
Coolsey,
Mrs r. r. Goer, formerly of Salem
and Mrs. Richard Montague were re
Gently hostesses at large benefit care
party at the handsome home OF Mrs
Gopr in Rose IitV nnrk ThnV A ara "a y