Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-29

vine, Ronald Teeters, Earl Unruh, Will
fred Baker, Emery Doane, Joe Wright, /,
Sam Tyler, Clark Atkin, Harold and
Leland Roberts, Bob O'Neill.
Two well.known young women of
Dalls Miss Nadia Scott and Miss
Edna Morrison, are promoting the com
ing musical artists course in their
home city, and report much interest
and Dallas no doubt will be largely
represented at several of the events.
Among tle most interesting pictures
now on display at the Frame Shop are
two by Captain Thornton, of London,
England, who is a brother of Mrs j.
Pennebacker, of Salem. The pictures
are "Scenes in Devonshire, ''The
/ Cherry Tree at Bers. Captain Thorn
ton is an English army officer, and
although retired from active service,
is most loyal assistant to his coun-
try at this time Of need. He is drill
ing a boys regiment and is using the
proceeds from his pictures to further
the Red Cross work. Other art works
on display at this place this week are
handsome mezzo tints, engraved in pure
mezzo colors, directly from the plates.
These engrayings are limited in mum.
Der from two to four hundred. After
printing this number the plates are
destroyed. The pictures will be made
a special feature Of the annual open
ing, which will he held the latter part
Of next week. The engraving work
,., I,,t -, 90 Ial 'OIa
+. +. Hubbard, Frederick Reynolds,
Banner, Cox and Stoddard, the pictures
being William, Prince of Orange, by
Van Dyck; "The Storm, by Cott; :" A
Glade in the Forest Of Fontainbleu,
by Rousseau; "Nell Gwynn," Sir Pc
ter Lely; Hope" Watts; "The Bath
err" Renner; Lorna Doone," Won
ter; "Mona Lisa" DeVinci; boy
With Dog Geuze; 'Pick-a-Back, "
Reynolds; Nature" Lawrence; " Sim
plcity, Reynolds; "The Strawberry
. Girl, " Reynolds; "Pouting Boy,
Greuze; "The salad Girl" Hoppner;
Madam Perregan, lie Bmn; cage
of Innocence Reynolds; "Mrs, Mu'
{. ters, - Reynolds; "Cupid's IS Aim" Bou.
/, cher.
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. Mrs W. Il. Kirk, Mrs. J. II. Alberts
. Mrs. Charles A. Park, Mrs, j. o. Goltra
/. Mrs. II. G.. Epley, Mrs. j. H. Lewis
j. Mrs r. S. Wallace and Mrs Chauncey
!. Bishop composed the delegates from tlN
/. Salem Y. W. c. A. attending the as
|. sociation convention in Portland yes
h terday Visiting secretaries from The
,, Northwest, the national secretary, ol
d New York City, and the national stu
:. dent secretary were in Portland, ahC
II the conference was called that members
4 Of the Oregon associations might NEE
these officials personally, and receive
information Of general interest. Dele
i gates representing the various city or
n ganizations jf Oregon were present a
IA well as delegates from the Oregon Ag
y ricultural College and University O
|. Oregon student associations.
d The Salem women were delightful
is entertained by the City Board of tn
/, Portland Y W, c. A. during their stay
10 being honored guests at beautiful
r. appointed luncheon given in the pr
h vate dingingroom Of the Y. W. G. a
e building.
g.
The second of the series of dance
le to be given by the Arto.Frisco Gu
r took place last night in the Moose ha
If and was largely attended, Decoration
m were in keeping with the opproaclHn
le HallOwe ZEN. Patronesses weie Mrs. !
c. W. Cook, Mrs. d. Smith, Mrs. h.
r, Pruitt, Mrs. w, o. Assoln, Mrs Y. J
Ii. Kreisel, Mrs o. c. Kennon preside
ID at the punch bowl.
nj
le The matron Is class Of the Y W.
A. will meet again tomorrow mornin
st from ten to eleven o'clock, and it
I'd greatly desired that all women VII
"a have intention Of taking up gymnasium
e, or swimming instructions call at 4
II, morrow = sessions, as the class will
y, discontinued if the number is n,
ma brought up to at least fifteen, Tn
'r. class furnishes a splendid opportunit