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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Miss Majorie Marvin was tile solo
lst for the business mems banquet
at the hotel Marion, Monday evening.
She responded to repeated eucores.
her original number being 1.-THE Little
Gray Home in the West which by
then way, was one of the most appre-
ciated numbers on Nine Alma Gluck's
program Miss Marvin has beauti-
ful soprano voice, and is coaching with
John Clair Monteith
asked to sing at the annual Memorial
Day exercises of the G. A. r. which
will be held in the Armory next Mon.
day. She will sing "The Old Guard" ."
by Paul Rodney. and will lead in sing.
ing America and Patriotic numbers.
Miss Leila Slater daughter of Judge
and Mrs William 7. Slater, who has
been studying piano during the winter
with Mrs, Thomas Carrck Burke in
Portland, and stopping with Portland
friends the while, is with her parents,
for the summer, planning on going to
Portland every week to continue her
studies, until sometime in July.
MISS Mary schultz vloliniste, gave
much pleasure by her playing at the
Business Mems banquet at the Hotel
Marion Monday evening Each of her
numbers was followed by much enthus-
asm and she was most gracious with
her music. Miss Georgiabelle Booth
played the piano accompaniment both
tor her ana MISS Ma5orle Marvin VINO
was the vocal soioiSt for the evening
Mrs, Anna Rogers Fish will read a
one'act play, and Miss Pricila Fleming
will interpret her exquisite Wood
Nymph and new Spanish dances in cos
tune at the entertainment given at
the state Normal school at Monmouth
tonight This is an annual affair." and
/ is one of the most elaborate social
events of the school year Ihe program
VIII be given IN two parts, taking place
in the chapel and gymnasium
The closing exercises of the OREGON
state School for the Blind. promisc 10
he Of unusual interest this wear. They
1 will take place in the auditorium Of
the First Christian church, "Wednesday
evening, June ninth at S:lj o clock and
the public is cordially invited There
being no graduates this year, the pro
gram will be in the nature of an oper-
eta in two acts entitled "rhe Out
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29
Sunday Morning at 1880.
Order Of Service,

Devotional meeting in the Old Church.
Ceremony OF the Keys, ut main entrance
ON Capital street,
Procludium ,,, Miss Lois licnkacmpcr
Anthem Make His Praise Glorious"
Vholr u,"...,,,..,.u, h. Thumu
Invocation lstundinga
Hymn No. ! ".ord sabbath, How
Amiublo Thy Temple
Scripture g.. Rev A. f. licukacmpcr
Dedication .,....,. by the Pastor
Liturgy and Apostles Creed,
Dedication Prayer and DoNology.
Anthem +" An Eternal Foundation
Ira b, Wilson, Choir ! church Portland
sermon ,.,...,,.. Rev. q, llalnoi
Quartet In the Sanctuary f.. ~. Abl
llillsdelc, Swiss Mulc Quartet.
Financial Statement and Offering.
Hymn No 225 Good Fatncr. Spring
Of All 3cing''
Anthem " Ms Soul, EXalt the Lord'
,,.",..,,Choir Chas II, GobHc
Bcnelctiou.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Tfaman Is mauici be- is foolish to
talk in hi. sleep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29
Unitarian Church

Corner oft ChumpN.'u aud Cot
tngo .frccta Richard r. Fischer
minister -uula, .uool at lO.0o
o.. m.; adult Bible .Iaf. at 1000
%. No.; morning service at llioO o.
m.. subject, "Thr Value OF Pa.
triotism. Special music by Miss
lunpz Dpnituu. accompanied by
Mr.. WIN. skinner Mrs Walter
Denton, 0rglni,t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

KY Is much Interested in mar.
d Miss Mabel Smith, daughter
n ana n Mrs. j. \. Smith, to Warren
Y, " ro"ers' which takes place next
.''lay at the Smiths Court street
...S ,n,', After July first Mr.. Pow.
~ ms bride will be at home at
'''S Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.
'uI'a Bross Pinncll has been
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Miss Mary Schultz, violiuiste gave
much pleasure by her playing at the
Business Mems banquet at the Hotel
Marion Monday evening. Each of her
numbers was followed by much enthus-
iasm and she was most gracious with
her music, Miss Georgiabelle Booth
played the piano accompaniment both
for her and Miss Maiorie Marvin who
was the vocal soloist for the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Tuesday evening china shower was
given for Miss llulda Hovcn, june
bride'ro.ne at the home or Miss Gar.
field and Miss Bibby POS Lincoln
street. The decorations were roses and
English ivy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Mrs, Anna Rogers Fish will read Il
one.act play, and Miss Prcila Fleming
will interpret her exquisite Wood
Nymph and new Spanish dances in eos.
tune at the entertainment given at
the State Normal school at Monmouth
tonight. This is an annual affair, and
is one of the most elaborate social
events of the school year The program
win be given in two parts, taking place
in the chapel and gymnasium,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Mr. aud Nh. Harvey Wcll., their
daughter Roberta aud Mis-. Ida Sim.
mdIs. will pas tho weekend with
Portland friends
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
151 new MEMBERS
FOR BETHANY. This YEAR

This year has been the most success
ful in the history of Bethany Baptist
Church. There were 1876 persons
added to the church by restoration. ex-
perience and baptism since April l.,
1914. This does not include the mem
bers that hase been added in the Pol
ish mission. Fifteen have been re-
ceived for membership by baptism and
expect TO receive the ordinance at the
opening of the evening service tomor-
row. This will bring the total up 10
151 for the year
The men will meet at 10 o'clock in
the chapel. The morning sermon topic
will be Hitherto Has Jehovah
Helped Us" AT the evening service
the subject will be "How to Enter the
Kingdom of Cod"
The Bible School will meet at =
o'clock. The Bible School has grown
to be the largest Baptist school in the
state.
The b. Y. P. u. will meet at Z
o'clock, with George Whitonack as
leader.
, Tho Rev. Henry Schilke will conduct
the Polish service in the chapel at 4
O'Clock. The Polish Bible School meets
at3.3O NJ.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
CONFIRMATION AT ZION.

Tomorrow morning the German
catechetical class of Zion Lutheran
Church. consisting of eleven scholars.
will be confirmed by the Rev. s. Won
Bosse. In the evening the English
class OF eighteen will be admitted 10
the membership of the congregation.
Zion Church is the mother church of
Lutheranism in this city and VIII un-
doubtedly attract a large number of
visitors. Seats will be reserved for the
parents of the children. Both sermons
will be preached by the pastor of the
church. Sunday school is held at $50
and 2.l5 o'clock. During Holy Weei.
the following order of services will be
maintained: Monday. Litany; Tues
day. sunrages: Wednesday. bidding
prayer. Thursday. English prepare
tory service; Friday. German prepara.
tory service and holy communion. All
meetings are al s o'clock. German
school is held every Saturday at 9.3G
| o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
pAssION MEEk AT MANOyER.

In Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev r. L..
Jackson will speak upon "a Prepared
Church" The DreXel- Biddle Glass
will meet at 2.30 o'clock There Will
be singing of Sunday school hymns
and address. The Y. p. S. c. u. meet
ing will be open at $50 o'clock
In the evening there will be spc-
eial musical service. The Hanover
Quartet. assisted by Miss Margaret
Fulton, Mrs Frank Reynolds, Frank
Ayres and Roy Stone, will sing
Stainer's "Crucidxion.' The service
will begin at Z o'clock. The pastor will
speak briefly upon THE Victory of
GOlgotha.'
Beginning Tuesday evening there
will be special meetings throughout
Passion Week in the church, as fol-
/ lows:
Tuesday Preaching by the Rev. s.
Beattic Wylie of New Castle
Wednesday Praise and testimony
meeting.
Thursday "Tho Price Of Rcdemp-
ton"
Friday-"A Church Without Spot
or Wrinkle"
Service begins at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
SUNDAY HYMNS
At EASTLAKE Church
PreSbyterianS Plan Another
Sunday Night Evange-
liStic Service
PASTOR TO BE
MORNING PREACHER

Services tomorrow at the Eastlake
Presbyterian Church, corner of Twen-
ty-seventh and Market streets, will
be of special and interesting char
acter. The pastor will preach at 1890
o'clock, on Our Macedonian Call"
The music will be as follows Or
gan prelude. by Gounod; anthem,
"sing Unto God" Clark: baritone solo,
"The Palms." Faure, Howell f. Pi-
pino; postlude. by Clark.
Sunday School will meet at 2
o'clock. Final arrangements for Eas-
ter will be made. The Bible class for
men and women meets in the church.
at o'clock. The hour is one of good
music, fellowship and discussion, The
Rev. Eben n. Baldwin will address
the entire school at 3 o'clock. The
Christian Endeavor meeting will be
held at o'clock
A popular evangelistic service will
be held at 745 o'clock. A praise SER
vice using Billy Sunday gospel hymns.
will open the meeting. The choir and
II. Kennard Davis. cornetist, will lead
the singing. The pastor will speak on
Right With Man and God"
The music will be as follows: Or
gan prelude, by Schuman; anthem
Let Me Hear the Story Often;" In
strumental duet by Mr.. and Mrs
Clemo; anthem. "Sweeter AS the
Years Go By" postlude, by Batiste.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
Christian World Will Usher Holy Week Palms Will be Bee

were left as strangers, aliens IRON Iod
and His promises.
Whenever Natural Israel cried to God,
His power was exercised for their deliv-
erance. So when the Spiritual lsraclite
cries to the Lord for deliveTance from
ileshly weaknesses and imperfections, his
prayer is heard Such a cry implies tina,
he was entangled by the world, the flesh
or the Adversary, but that his heart IS
still loyal to the Lord.
Israel's Wrong Course.
Isracl's government differed from
every other earthly government. God
was their King. and according to His
Covenant supervised their affairs-per-
mitting them TO 90 into temporary cap
tiyity when unfaithful to Him, and
prospering the nation when obedient.
But in Samueps day they forgot that
God was their King. Doubtless, also, they
did not realize that they were on a
higher plane than nations that had
kings. Influenced by servility to Gus
tom. the Elders pctitioned Samuel, as
Gods representative, to anoint them Il
king-make them servants to one OF
their own nation. Samuel seems to
have viewed the matter from this stand
point. and very properly took it to the
Lord to decide.
How grand il would be If the whole
world were under such rule-Heavenly
Wisdom directing, and incorruptibIC
earthly Judges enforcing the Divine law
The Scriptures inform us that this viii
eventually come TO pass. However, il
will first be necessary for Messiah e
take His great power and reign. Then
the people will hearken TO the Lords
voice through His appointed mouth
pieces Psalm 1908.
The Scriptures teach that Mcssiah''
Rule will be autocratic in the extreme
Nevertheless, no one need fear; for HC
who is to take the Throne so loved the
world as to give Himself a Ransom fol
all mankind. Instead of His Kingdom
being one of selfshness, which woulC
ruin its subjects for its own aggrandize
ment His Spirit is the very reverse; foi
He left the Heavenly Courts and hum
blcd Himself to a lower nature TO be
come mans Substitute-He "tasteC
death for every man."
Who need fear an autocratic govern
lnent IN the hands OF such a glorious
King? Indeed, His Government will b.
the most profitable that the world coulI
possibly have-wisc. Just, loving, help
full Let rs, therefore. who have beer
called to this High Calling. lay aside
every weight and every besctting sin
and by the Lords assisting grace gain
this great prize Of joint -heirship will
Christ in the blessing of all the familie
! Of the earth.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
CENTRAL CHURCH.

The regular Sunday services will
be held in Central Presbyterian
Church. King street below Eighth, to-
morrow: At 1890 o'clock the Rev. J..
II. Crawford will preach on "The Eel
lOwship of Christ's Sufferings," and
Frank Mason will sing "The Palms"
The Y. p. S. c. Z. will meet at $40
o'clock and will be led by Miss Halket
The evening service begins at 7.45
o'clock with gospel hymn singing. The
minister will preach a short gospel
sermon on the subject Coming to
Ones Self" The service is but one
hour long.
Preparatory service will be held on
Friday evening at 7.45 O'Clock, in
view of the communion on Sunday,
April T.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
Second Church
wins MANY converts
DIR. Holloway Will Preach
Sermon to Men Only on
Monday Night
OBSERVE BAPTISM
FOLLOWING WEEK

In Second Baptist Church. Ninth
and Franklin streets. the Rev.
Thomas p. Holloway will preach to-
morrow morning and evening. The
meetings win be evangelistic.
The meetings are unique in two
particulars: the large number of men
and boys present and the large per-
centago of men protesting cOnyer-
sion. About three quarters Of all the
converts have been young and older
men. The minister has been urged TO
preach to men only some night. Next
Monday has been selected.
On Wednesday at the regular mid
week service new converts will eX-
press their allegiance to Christ and
be received for baptism. Baptism will
be observed both morning and night
Sunday week.
The Bible school begins at 2.15
o'clock The Senior Christian En-
deavor Society will hold its meeting
at 6.45 in the chapel. This will be a
leaderlsss meeting. on the subject
"Home Missionary Opportunities that
Summon U.s."
On Monday at O'Clock a meeting
for men will be held in the chapel, to
be addressed by the minister.
On Tuesday evening the monthly
meeting Ct the Kings Daughters will
be held in the womcn's parlOr.
On Wednesday evening the mid
week service will be held.
An interesting program has been
prepared for Friday afternoon on
"Thc Indians Of the United States.
The stcroptlcon will be used.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
DR.. RUSSELL SUNDAY
SPEAKER At avenue
To Describe Trip to Cuba
at the Evening Service
in Church
PREPARE FOR
SMITH MEETINGS

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the Rev J. Y.
Irwin will preach on the subject
palm Sunday Applause
At , o'clock the Bible school will
meet The pastor will teach The
Baraca Class.
The Christian Endeavor will meet
at 6.45 o'clock to study the topic
Home Mission Opportunities That
Summon U.s."
Tho evening service will begin at
7.3O o'clock. with song service. Tho
Rev w. G.. Russell. ID. d., will do
liver an address illustrated with col
ored stereoptican views on, "A Trip
70 Cuba"
The deaCCns will meet at the close
OF the night service TO hear the OK
perience OF candidates for Baptism.
The Fi-La-Or-Cla-Dol Glass VIII
meet at the home of their president,
Miss l.. B. Haislett, No. 225 n Frank
lin street. on Monday evening.
The regular prayer and covenant
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening AT the close Of this SER
vice the church will vote on candi-
dates for Baptism and also others
coming from other churches by let
ter.
The church is arranging for n
series of cottage prayer meetings to
start after Easter. These are pre-
paratory to the coming of Gipsy Smith
on April 25.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
DR.. REED To Close
CITY PASTORATE
"At the End of Three Years
TO be Subject Of His
Closing Sermon
CHORAL SERVICE
THE NIGHT FEATURE

In Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning DR.. George
Edward Reed. by request. will repeat
a sermon delivered sometime ago on
"An Interview With Paul; Scene,
Year "a A. d." The special music
for the service will be as follows:
Organ, "Offertoirc in E Flat" Weley
and "Postlude," Ashford; quartette,
Jerusalem" by Parker; soprano solo,
"The Palms" Faure by Mrs. Maschal
AT 7.3O o'clock another popular
praise service will be held, led by Mr..
Balmond, in which the Choral Society,
Juvenile Chorus, quartet and congre-
cation will participate. After the
praise service DR.. Reed will deliver
the final sermon of his pastorate on
the subject, ''At the End of Three
Years" Special music will be: Or
gan, "Andante in e Flat Read; quar-
tette, There is a Green Hill Far
Away" Gounod; "The Gloria" by the
Choral Society; Juvenile Chorus, two
numbers
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
VANCELISTIC SERVICE
POPULAR At FIRST

The morning sermon subject in
rst Presbyterian Church. Market
,oet. above Ninth. tomorrow. viii be
raycr and the other Self" The Rev.
Ross Stonesifor. the minister. Will
IN the pulpit The choir Will
& an anthem and Miss Nell &.
'umme will sing THE Man OF Sor-
VS. by Adams.
The Christian Endeayor meeting. at
o'clock, will be led by Mrs. A, e.
ice.
The ovangelistic services are being
ntinnod every Sunday evening. The
slor's subject, at this service. be
ming at 7.45 o'clock viii he. Put 10
anne by Children The Sunday
INNS arc used by the congregation
d by Miss Nell c. Krumme for a
To-
The organ numbers by John Craig
eas follows: Morning "Allegretto
c. tCellicr); Concerto in b fiat
landeD. Evening" Was Des-
led'' (HandeD; chorus. Surely lie
IN Borne Our Griefs' (HandeD.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27

all things shall work together for then
good so long as they abide faithful u
Him. Therefore they need no armies
although they are all soldiers of the
Cross, pledged to fight against sin, es.
pecially each within himself, and TO lay
down their lives for the brethren.
Two Pictures of National Life.
If the Book of Judges be read as a
complete history of Israel during those
four and half centuries, il would
give the Inference that they were con
tinualv in sin and idolatry. But the
record passes by lsraels prosperity, and
especially points out their dehections
from God. their punishment for such
transgi essions, and their dcliverancc
through Judges whom God raised up
That this was favorable time foI
Israel is implied in Gods promise. 81
will restore thv Judges as at the first
and thy counsclors as at the beginning
Isaiah 20
incidentally tho story of Ruth am
that of samuefs parents give littl,
glimEscs of the God fearing piety preva
lent amongst tile people. Today if We
Judge OF affairs wholly by details in the
newspapers. We might infer that crimes
strikes. accidrnts, etc, constitute life IL
our land; for the great mass of people
attending TO ordinary affairs are scarcely
mentioned.
Although instructed TO destroy The
people of Canaan. the lsraelites SETTLED
down TO enjoy the land without fully
cXtermnating them, aud we're gradually
contaminated by their false religions, So
ducing them into lascivious idolatry. 81
Spiritual Israelites who do not wal
valiantlv against the natural desires o.
their fallen flesh find that The flesh pros
pers at the expense of the spiritual life
and gradually cools their love for tn
Lord. until some form of idolatry
crceps in-love of money or OF praise o
of self. etc.-dividing with tho Lord th'
love and reverence of their hearts.
We arc not to understand that all Is
raci fell into idolatry, but that repeat
cdly many became alienatcd for a time
and thus incurred the Lords dislavor
And Spiritual lsraelites arc not to ev
pect that Divine displeasurc would delal
until they had fully gone into idolatr!
TO self, wealth OF fame; but that whel
the heart begins TO go out to othe
things. the Lords Establishments woul,
be sent to rcprovc and correct. befor
the world, the flesh and the Adversarl
capture them completely.
These records of Divine chastisement
and dclt,eranco are proofs of Divine low
for the consccrated people of Israel. s.
far as we know, Divine Power was no
thus exercised upon other nations 20
their rcproof, correction, etc. The.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
PALM SUNDAY
Service At west
DR.. Smiley VIII Preach in
Morning on "The Divine
Dynamic"
NIGHT SERVICE
ONE OF SONG

In West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets, to-
morrow. services appropriate TO Palm
Sunday will be held The morning
theme of DR. Smilcy's sermon will be
"The Divine Dynamic" The choir's
special music will be the anthems:
Praise the Lord" by Bordisc, With
Miss Carpenter in the solo part. and
THE Palms" by Faure. The organ
numbers will be GLORY to God" by
Hayden. and palm Branches" by
Faure.
The Bible school will assemble at
o'clock Last Sunday 927 persons
were present: l5S I'm the Mems Glass
and lis in the Women's Class. Dr.
Smiley teaches the lesson in the Men 5
Glass. Miss Sheppard teaches the
Women's Class.
Tho Christian EndcavOr meeting al
$50 o'clock will be led by Miss M. VI
Hopes and Miss Florence Cooper.
Tho peoples popular service will
begin at 7.30 o'clock. The old hymns
will be sung by the congregation. led
by the chorus choir. with cornet and
violin accompaniment
The topic Of DR.. Smiley's evening
address will be: "The Message Of the
Cross" Special musical numbers
will include solo. "ln God l Put My
Trust" by Spicker S. Harrington
Jones. soloist; "Hosanna." by Grainer
and "Shout Glad Hosanna." by Low
den.
Tho organ numbers will be: Nene-
tian Love Song" by Nevin: "Commun-
ion in G. by Batiste. and March Ro.
maine" by Gounod.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
RST U. P. Church
TO RECEIVE members

New members will be received into
,e church and the Lords Supper OBJ
rived tomorrow at the First United
resbytcrian Church, Third and
roomc streets. The Rev. J. o. Nc.
AVN, will have charge of the SER
ces and preach both morning and
ening Tho subject for the morn
will be "The Message OF the
mpty Chair At 7.45 o'clock, his
lbject will be "When God May Be
mnd"
The Sunday School will meet at 10
clock At the same time the three
lblo classes will meet for Bible
udy The young people will meet at
o'clock David Howie is the leader
the evening. Results of the calling
d visiting contest will be made
own during the day. A congrega-
NAL meeting has been called for
edncsday evening. On Thursday
ening reception will be given to
wv members at the church.
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
.ELKS TO attend
GILBERT Church SERVICE

The Rev. j. b. Isaacs will preach at
all the services on Sunday in Gilbert
Church. The sermon theme at 1O.45
o'clock will be "The Conquering
Lord" The Elks will attend service
in a body at $50 o'clock and listen to
an address on the subject. "A Mans
Privilege and Responsibilities" The
S o'clock evening sermon VII be on
the theme, "The End OF the Struggle" ."
Tho days music will include BE
hold the Master Passeth by" Dixon (;
20 Thou Before Whose Prensence," by
Dykes. Let Children Hear" by
Tausin; My Dear Redeemer." by
Oliver. Mr.. Wilbur Fisher, the tenor
will sing THE Palms"
On Wednesday night birthday so
cial will be given by the Willing
Workers in the church. The program
will include songs and drills by the
children. under the direction Of Miss
Blanche Russ and Miss Gertrude
Henry
Evening journal., 1915-03-27
westminster Choir
TO SING CANTATA
SPentence Pardon and Peace
to be Presented in Church
Sunday Afternoon
ARRANGE HOLY
WEEK SERVICES

The Rev. Charles l.. Candec will
reach at the morning service in
Westminster Presbyterian Church at
0.30 o'clock. The double quartet will
ing Praise. My Soul. the King of
ieaycn," by Galbraith. and - Love
hat Wilt Not Let Me Co." by Sealy.
he organ numbers will be "Andante
teligioso,r by Merkel. and "Postlude. ."
y Stern. At the afternoon service
no sacred cantata, "Penitence, Par
on and Peace" by ]. H. Maundcr.
III be sung. The organ numbers will
Q Pastoral" by Harris, and Pro
essional March," by Smith. The
hines will be played before and af-
" both services.
The kindergarten will he conducted
usual at the time OF the morning
srvice At noon the graded Sunday
cho0l meets in the chapel and the
dult Bible class in the gallery of the
hurch Junior c. 70. will be held in
,e beginners room at 3.15 o'clock.
q o'clock the Y. p. S. G. u. will
interesting and instructive
iry meeting. The home topic,
ation." Will be presented by a
icon lecture entitled New
ns.' The meeting will be in
of the deaconess and all are
Special services will be held I'm the
aurch> on Tuesday, Wednesday,
thursday and Friday evenings of next
eek. Out of town ministers will
reach. The Sacrament OF the Lords
upper will be observed on Thursday
fening and the other Presbyterian
iurches have been invited TO unite in
le service.