Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1914-10-23

pointed star. with the circle in the
center OF the star and circles between
the points of the stars has for its
central feature the life-sized head of
our Saviour taken from the painting
after Hoffman of Christ and the rich
young ruler. This head typefies
Christ, the teacher, and was selected
for that purpose, as this window will
stand as a testimonial to the good
work accomplished by the pastor of
the church. Rev DR.. Hays, being
placed there by his numerous
| friends, as tribute to his work. 1t
is series of interlacing stars With
lilies radiating out from the center
circle and the tones Of color are very
| rich, TO harmonic with the window
on the opposite side of the auditor
ium and are mostly in Colds, tans,
and touches of blue and purple
Below these three large windows
are a series of smaller windows, de-
signed to balance and carried out
with the purpose to impress upon
the minds of those who should see
them the teachings of the Saviour.
The central feature is the central
window in the front of the church,
which is a figure of the Saviour.
! r. lot hnH in W
cent colors, with hands extended
This is a memorial to Chester b.
Hunter, placed there by his mother.
Alice B. Hunter Priest The cen
| trail window of the group beneath
the rose window on the Maiden Lane
| side is the figure of a young lady
srasping the Bible, her eyes looking
upward, typefying Faith, while the
central window on the opposite side
of the church is of a young lady
holding the anchor, typefying Hope
| The first named window is a me-
and Harriet Priest, while the figure
of Hope is a memorial to Helen Hope
Henderson. These windows have on
either side of them a memorial of a
| pictorial character The one on the
left of the figure Faith is memorial
to E. w. Quarels, and is beautiful in
color and design. 1t has border OF
grapes, typifying the blood of the
Saviour, and within the center is a
scene, showing the star over Bethle-
ham, and the birthplace of the
Saviour. The one on the right is a
companion picture and represents
Easter morning, day just breaking
behind Mt. Calvary. This window
is a memorial to VIM. d. Foster. The
window on the left of the figure
Hope shows large fir tree in the
foreground with the river below, the
waterfall in the distance and the
mountains or hills in the back
ground. This window illustrates
the text Il lift up mine eyes unto
the hills from whence comes my
help" On the right of the figure
Hope is a pictorial window, showing
field of lilies with the rainbow in
the distance, with the still waters in
the foreground and a reflection OF
lilies and rainbow illustrating the
text He leadeth me by still
waters, the Lord is my shepherd /
shall not want" The first Of these
windows is a memorial to DR.. w. e.
Ralston, while the second is a me-
mortal placed there by the Greene
family to Noah w. Greene.
On the right of this window IS a
simple but beautiful window, a me-
mortal to Bruce Kampen, placed by
the family, and the window on the
left is one placed by the Adult Bible
Glass of 1914.
Under the gallery, Oh each side
of the church, are two panel win
doWs. These windows, while among
the smallest are also among the fin
est in the church, being very rich in
colors and design.
The window on the Maiden Lane
side is a double panel, presenting
cross, shield and crown, represent
ing service, protection and the ulti-
mate crown of life. One is plain
cross and the other st. Andrews
cross, while underneath are clusters
OF lilies, emblematic of faith and
purity.
These windows are a memorial to
President Enoeh A Bryan, president
of the Washington State College,
placed there by the members and
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