Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-16

ell Kelley, Dorothy Church, James
Church, Donald Church, Rosalind Van.
Winkle and Eethelwynne Kelley.
Mrs P. A. Harris, daughter and son {
left last week for Kansas, where they /
will remain during the summer, expect /
ing to return in October.
Ross Harris, one of Salem 8 young
est and most talented violinists, was
announced to appear at Miss Turner's
recital, but owing to the Harris de.
parture being necessitated a few days
previous, those in attendance Friday
night were denied the pleasure of hear
ing him.
A pleasant affair or last week was q
miscellaneous shower given Saturday
afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs.
Ernest Bowen on University street in
honor of Miss Edna Barrick, bride
elect. The beautiful gifts were arrang
ed in q white parasol adorned with
pink and white rosebuds and ribbon.
Dainty refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. c. E. Bowen.
Invitations were sent to Mrs. Ray
Clark and daughter Maxine, Mrs. c. j.
Ramsden, Mrs. L. A. Derrick, Mrs. De-
Sart, Mrs. Earl Pooler, Mrs. Ernest
Bowen, Mrs. C. f. Bowen, Mrs. Chas.
F. Elgin, Mrs. N. A. Jones, Mrs. G.. C.
Sims, Mrs. Alice Williams and the
Misses Edna Barrick, Hazel Todhunter,
Mary Barrick, Anna Boehringer, Hor-
tense NadOn, Leone Pooler, Fac Town
send, Ruby Perkins, Ina Williams, Bes-
sic Williams, Mrs. AdOlph Bowen and
Mrs. w. NJ. Bowen.
Some time ago a list was published
of the twenty masterpieces, which had
been designated as such by the "gen-
eral public" In the latest edition of
The Picture and Art Trade Journal the
names of twenty-five pictures chosen
by art critics at various museums were
published. They are: "Portrait of My
Mother" Whistler; "Sistene Madon-
ma, !" Raphael; "Night Watch, " Rem
brandt; "Girl Crochetting," Tarbell;
"Madonna of the. Chair" Raphael
"Last Supper" Da Vinci; "Assump-
tion of the Virgin" Titan; "The
Sower," Millet; "Peace and Plenty"
Innes; "Syndics," Rembrandt; emo
ma Lisa" Da Vinci; "Holy Family"
Murillo; "Spring," Bottecelli; "The
Angels, (" Millet; cage Of Innocence"
Reynolds; "Horse Fair" Bonheur;
a. Holy Grail Series" Abbey; "Frieze
of the Prophets" Sargent; "Fencing
| NInlah,rc. rhnrah o. nl1
Lynne" Hassem; elias Meninas,"
Valasquez; Decoration of the SorbOnne
| Chevannes.
The closing exercises at the State
! Deaf Mute school will take place to-
night at s O'Clock. A general invita-
tion is extended to these affairs and
are yearly largely responded to, the
programs being of unusual interest.
Electric cars leaving Salem at 7:45 fur
nish the most convenient means OF
reaching the institution.
Dan F. Langenberg will assist on
the program, and Superintendent E. F.
Carlton will present the diplomas to
the six graduates.
Exhibits from the industrial depart
ments will be open for inspection from
$3.50 until o'clock.
The program follows:
A Grecian Festival-Statues: Grace
Whip, Leonide Watson, Selma Hagon,
Charlotte Coffin. Guards: Susie
Sprague, Caroline Beck. Flower Bear
er: Alice Campbell. Incense Bearer:
Grace Matthews. Goddess of Music:
Marcy Kau. Venus: Viola Black.
Grecian Maidens: Pearl Black, Pearl
Marketta, Elva Snyder, Grace Wolf,
Anna Schultz, Pearl Lunday, Daisy
Morrison, Florence Swinney, Adah Yo-
ran, Lila Hardy.
Essay = "Life at School," Grace