Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-16

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curRCH benefit affair of more
yhuHr5i I,i. ordinary interest will be the
ilaa s.ts "The Healing Of Naa'
S'u''r !, @Faith Triumphant, " which
" siren under the direction OF
. q G SEtJI SEUpIey, director of the % choir
T,,t :, Christian church. Prepara'
~ =. ,"y now being made, and 1t is
Mn y that all details will be : com oa
"a snI for IT, tae production early in oc'
s I. rord; and music were written
y s.o,ce F. Root and Butterworth,
VIZ Considered one of their most
i;t,l works. The musical scores
''r, ''S,raeterized by splendid rythm,
and barmoniOusness. An espe-
~ ". attractive number is the storm
!; which will be sung by Fred Metz,
..Snlar tenor, who will take the part
Iisn who is the leading masculine
..sstsr % "Naaman" will be repre-
[rt,1 BY S. E. Wolfe. There are two
.ssr prominent parts, the queen and
4, taid. for which selections have not
4, beep made. The chorus will be
|mDosed of the regular Christian
Rureb eaOir members, augmented by a
|mber Of outside musicians.
'Dr Eppley produced the same can.
Iis six Years ago, and it was so well
ptsiyed that it was considered the
|sst material for use this year. A male
|p,rtet, which was impossible to pre-
lpt before, will be on the forthcoming
Ingram. and their number be no doubt
\ one Of the most pleasing. The light
h and general staging will be very
lsborste, the electric bulbs displaying
Epts Of purple, straw color, red, yellow,
,hite, with two stereOptican spot lights.
Admission money will be used to pur-
ba,s new chairs for the choir and in
lefraying expenses of rearranging the
Vstrum
Two productions will be given.
lovely home wedding will be solem-
liled tonight when Miss Mamie Malvin
isohes the bride of Leo Kraps, of
lig Beach, California, The ceremony
vi take place at the residence of the
kie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r.
alvin, on North Sixth street, at
Dmptly eight O'Clock.
NJ Kraps arrived in Salem several
is ago and has been stopping with
is parents, Professor and Mrs. j. j.
inls
Miss Althea MOOres returned yester.
lay from Newport, where she has been
pending the summer. Her parents, Mr..
lnd Mrs. A. N. MOOres, will arrive home
'htay. The attractive MOOres cottage
I the beach has been the scene of sew
raj pleasantly informal gatherings dur.
lg the season, several Salem people
eng the MOOreS guests while there.
Miss Helen Mccormack, of Spokane,
as the weekend guest of Miss Gather.
ls carson and her uncle, f. P. Nc
oFnack. Miss Mccormack was on her
ay TO Eugene to rc-enter the Univer.
" Of Oregon, from which Miss Carson
Iadlated last year. Both girls are
enOerS Of the Gamma Phi Beta Soror-
ai@ Carson will leave for Eugene to.
0ffow, to be a guest of her sorority
''eis' and while there will attend a
l!g ,9Ier OIL smart college social functions
men yearly mark the opening of tae
nivesity. " ~
..,ii MIS- Mildred Robertson Brooks has
g.. .su4ta :. 1er S work in the book depart.
Guy 'aa,. Oi Patton brothers store. Mrs.
y. ,y'As recently returned from New.
w "nere she spent the summer.
/ Inc Thought and Work club will re.
~' activities early in October. AZ