Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-26
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BY MoLLrB RUEooRg


aHE Oreoon Photo Art association.
somposed Of local camera enthusi.
n asts. and incidentally the first
suecessfui formal organization of
ifs kind in the eity will give
an exhibition of its work in tho
public library. corner of State and Wni-
fer streets. beginning next Monday and
continuing for week. The members
Of this club. who are, for the greater
part. young business men. necessarily
come under the classification of anna.
tuers. tho quality of their work. hag-
over. ranking in many instances above
that Of professionals. The club has only
been formed recently, the members pre-.
yiousIy working independently, but al.
thouan this il TO be the first general
display made. the work Of each is well
known. some of their best specimens
being entered. different years, at the
state fair.
This Forthcoming display will be gen
eraI, each member TO have three pic.
tures. 1t is made principally that work
or commended as the case may be, and
although invitations are being issued to
those who are known to be particularly
interested in art, and artistic endeav'
Ors, the exhibition is not IN any way
10 DC extended 10 al VINO may WISH 10
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The local 7, r. o. society WI nave
officers next Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. H. II. Bolinger, 224l East
state street,
A telegram which proved the source
Of much regret was received by Mrs,
Fred M. Shelley, of Rome, New York,
who with her daughter, Miss Marion,
has been passing the week the house
guesls of Mrs. William G. Knignton. 1t
stated that Mrs. Shelley y sisterinllaw,
Mrs. Jay c. Smith, Of Oakland, Cali
forniR, was seriously III. In response
Ia the message Mrs. Shelley and her
daughter curtailed their soiourn here
which was to have covered the remain.
der Of the week, leaving for Oakland
last night on the Shasta limited.
Mfs. Smith is remembered here, as
Miss Lcvia Rowland, the daughter Of
former proiiinent Salem residents, her
Salem resident, taking place in this
city mra shelley g departure cancelled
many complimentary alfairs planned
for the remainder OF her stay
Mary Anhn, whose book, "The Prom
lsed Land Ihey Wac Knock ut Our
Gates, ana subsequent books aud mag
aSine articles dealing with the liberty
Of this eountry as appreciated by the
Russian Jews, has made her national
figure, viii be heard INT lecture at the
March ~ Miss Antin is being brought
TO Portland by the Council e. Jewish
Women.
inc event Is one or the great interest
TO teachers and social workers, as her
subject wiz cover social and education