Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-03

SOCIETY NOTES
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Miss Mollie Runeorn, society edi-
tor of the Capital Journal, left Sun
day for a three weeks vacation at
Belknap Springs, where she will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sloan.
During her absence, Miss Florence
Nichols, of the reportorial staff, will
handle the social items. Phone Main
SO between and p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. z. Irvine and family
and Mr. and Mrs. George Irvine have
returned from a two weeks vacation at
Nye Beach, where they were domiciled
in one of the Cherry city cottages.
The picture Of Miss Evelyn Calbreath,
of Portland, a former Salem resident,
whose father, j. F. Calbreath, was for
merly superintendent of the Oregon
state asylum, appeared in the August
first number of the "Spectator. She
recently returned from New York,
where she has been studying music with
Franz X. Arens. In October she will
return to New York to continue her
study with Mr.. Arens.
Mrs. W. E. McElroy, of Portland, and
Miss Rosella Jones, of Sodaville, were
the weekend guests of Mrs. George
johnson on High street. Mrs. McElroy,
a former Salem resident, is a daughter
of Mrs. johnson, and Miss Jones is
niece.
OF interest to art lovers Of Salem So
ciety are the eight miniatures which
have been added to the collection on
exhibition at the museum of art. Ac-
cording to the Spectator, three are by
Mrs. Clarice M. Bruhn-a rienly colored
profile of a young girl and two viva.
cious studies of children. The other
new ones are by Miss Anna M. Trotter,
and display breadth of treatment and
painterlike quality which is only too
rare in miniature portraits. The three
quarter length of child in white shows
a most charmingly childlike and uncon.
scious pose. The portrait of man is
full of character, and accomplishes the
difficult feat Of treating mems every
day attire satisfactorily in miniature
The portraits of the three young women
- dark girl in beautiful silvery furs, a
young woman in low-eut green gown,
and serious girl with delicate muslin
fichu-are distinctly different in con-
ception, but in each the figures are
solid, enveloped in atmosphere, and pre-
sented in delightfully."- sure and repose-
full manner.
In the downstairs gallery, seven wa
ter-color sketches by Hjalmar Falk give
a most interesting glimpse of the city
of Visby, on the island of Gotland in
the Baltic Sea, with the ruins of an
cient Gothic churches.
A wedding which will bring young
couple to Salem will be that Of Miss
Violet Viola Wilson and James E. Nor
ton. Invitations nave been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wilson, of Airlie,
the bride s parents. The date has been
set for Sunday, August 16.
Among the excursionists on the spe-
cial train to Newport yesterday were
Miss Wuanita EOff, Robert Paulus, Miss
Edna Anderson, Miss Dertha Brayles,
Annette GRADER, Mrs. Earl Anderson
and her little daughter and Joseph Al
bert.
Mrs. E. NJ Howard and her mother,
Mrs. John Pixley, of Muncie, Ind, left
today for San Francisco. Mrs. Pixley
will 90 on to her eastern home and Mrs.
Howard will remain in the exposition
city for month.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school and congregation of the First
Presbyterian church will be held at the
fairgrounds Wednesday, August ., from
2:3O to $3.50 p. m. The members of the
church and congregation, as well as the
school, are especially urged to come out
Arrangements are being made that the
picnickers bring well-filed baskets and
"remember to put in spoon and cup
for each one. Ice cream and lemon
ade has been provided for and the sup
per will be served at $3.50 p. m.
The Ladies Aid society of Jason Lee
church will nave coffee social Tues
day evening at Il 80 O'Clock on the