Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-14

A interesting event 10 De given III
~ connection with the Oregon man
a ufacturers and land products
show, to be held in the Portland ar
mory October &c to November IA, will
be the exhibition of pictures by the
members of the Society of Oregon Ar
lists. Salem artists are being solicited
to contribute their canvasses, and all
who attend the show will be welcomed
as visitors to this department. : A jury
of selection, composed of such we'll
known artists as Hon. G. Il. S. Woods,
Frederick Wentz, G. C. McKimm, Bell,
W. H. Blevins, Miss Jeanne Stewart
and Miss Chase, will be assisted in
hanging the pictures by Carl Walters,
clyde Keller, Bingham, Strickland,
Miss Helm and Miss Spencer.
A reception given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Rice, at I" Hazel
au, south of Salem, the first of the
week, complimented their daughter,
Miss Blanche Rice, who left this week
for Seattle to become the bride Of
Clifford Favor, Of Mt. Vernon, Wash
ington, and also welcomed q son, Les
lie Rice, and his bride, formerly Miss
Fern Wedrick, Of Portland, to their
new home here. Mrs. Bath and Miss
Flossie Follon, assisted during the
evening, Mrs. Pagan contributing to
the evenings program with splen
didly rendered vocal selection, The
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs +. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Rice, MFR. and Mrs. Carl Hartley;
Mrs. Bath, Ms. Pagan, Misses,,IVera
Thurston, Stella Getty, Fannie <Shaffer,
Flossie Follon, Maude SttfTler, Blanche
Rice, Erna Elsner, AdeYine Elsner, Mis-.
kel Keene, Messrs. ,alven Meikleiohn
Foy Gretty, Arthur Hartley, Chester
Horner, Merle(Stffler, Lawrence Kel.
ly, Murtin Rice, Rudolph Follon, Ken
meth Rice, Waldemar Elsner, Master
Ci9Hre Hartley.
The Chautauqua Reading Circle will
meet in the children Is lecture room in
the public library Friday afternoon
when the following program will be
given; Roll call; current events; crit
les report, Mrs, i. II, Porter; "ThC
Grammar or Public schools Of Eng
land" Mrs. +. Horton; "0xford Col
lege," Mrs +. g. Mnton; Crooks,
Mrs. II. G. Bppley; Poems by Tive
Brothers," Mrs Frank Wells.
r. W. Little and s. W. Russell pre-
sided as hosts at an attractively ap
pointed dinner last night in their ap
artments on North Church street. Aut
umn ieayes figured conspicuously il
the decorations, which were developed
in yellow, huge chrysanthemums Of thi
shade also being used. Circling th'
table, besides the honor guest, Waite
Russell, of Spokane, were Miss Stelli
Chapel, who presided as chaperone
Miss Daisy Mulkey, Miss ,Elizabetl
Hoctett, Miss lrma Botsford, Mis-
Olive Rosche, Miss Violet McLain
Miss Marie Sneed, aud Messrs Waite
RUSSELL Joseph Gearhart, Keith Chap
pell and j. R. Balm
MIS-. G. A. Parks bible study elias
met yesterday in the lecture room o
the public library, again takin
as their study subject 'Jonah, - Thi
Bible character will be finally dis
cussed at the next meeting, which vii
be next Tuesday afternoon, the regu
lar meeting day An women Of Saer
are welcome TO join these classes
The Ladies Aid society OF the jO
son Lee Memorial church is giving
coffee at the DR., y, y. Fisher res
dence this afternoon Mrs. Fisher an
Mrs. r. q. Roberts presiding The al
fair is given az benefit for the SC
ciety,
Mrs S, G. Sargent will entertai
with the third Of series of bridge Of
fairs Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. p. McMonus (nee Pooler), al
sociate editor Of the pendleton Tribun,
is visiting relatives in Salem