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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-03

has Its terrors, for the famous rem.
edy. like 9 guardian angel. stands ready
to Danish 1t. This chief thing for the
sufferer from blood diseases. and Rheu.
mattsm Is one Of the worst % them,
is to realize that they cannot heS cured
by rubbing, by douches OF hot water.
salyes, lotions or any outward Of ex.
ternal treatment. These remedies
that soothe often do no more than
aggravate the trouble in the long run.
Believe that even pimples are the dan
ger signal Of bad blood and treat the
blood and not the pimple and the re;
lief is sure. n
Medical advice Is free to any sui.
lferer4 from blood disorders or skin dis.
eases. You know your symptoms.
This Is the opportunity to secure spe.
,cial advice from Physic CLANS who have
for fifty years been making study
OF blood diseases. parti cu1arIy Poison
Blood, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eczema,
the hardening Of blood vessels from
old age. Write today for special I'D.
vice. Avoid substitutes. II you sui.
fer from any of the troubles mention.
ed 60 straight to your druggist and
get a bottle o. s. s. S.then write tts.
The Swift Specific Company. Medical
snanarfmant Room ~. Atlanta Ga.
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developed in the city within tie Iast
two weeks. Necessary precautions
have been followed and no new cases
are reported. ssss
Mr.. an drMs. James i. Randolph and
two daughters returned to Salem last
Friday and their household goods fol-
lowed them from their farm in Tyler
county. Mr. Randolph VIII open up
the new Randolph hotel In the Dlias
and Habell building, formerly the Ray
mond. building. The hotel Will be
equipped will. new furniture and bed
ding and will be operated In d, first
class manner. Mr.. Randolph and wife
having had several years previous ex-
perience in the hotel business, all be-
speak for them good patronage from
the first.
Richard / Moore. who has had his
second trip to Johns Hopkins hospital
for q tubercular bone a lotion, re-
turned Sunday. He il very much Inn
proved, in so much that he Is on the
street on crutches. While at the hos
pital the last time he had hfs right leg
| mputated above the knee, and, the
leg,is rapidly healing, and he expects
q complete recovery.
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news jO'|T[|NGS
OF salem CITY
Telegram Correspondent Re-
cords Doings Of the
People There.

SALEM. Nov. Z. The Baptist church
has named delegates to the Iaymen's
Missionary Conference that meets at
Clarksburg November ~,
Ollie Bumgardner, OF Wolf Summit,
was arrested Monday charged with
violating the prohibition law.He had a
hearing before Justice H. B. Davis and
IA number of witnesses were examined
but the evidence was not sufhcient and
he was dismissed. Sd
DR.. j. Aspinwall Mccuaig delivered
three addresses here Sunday, filing
the pulpits OF the eMthodi list Episcopal
church in the morning and the Baptist
at the evening service. Monday he
spoke at the college at II a. m: to the
women at the. Methodist Episcopal
church in the afternoon, and the Anal
address in the course Of lectures Mon.
day night at the Baptist church Oh
Perfect Mating.
A few mild cases OF diphtheria have
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IMPORTANT
CENTER Of
The SOUTH.
pf The Serbian Kingdom, is tile
City Of Uskup Recently
Taken by Bulgars. !
tssseIAL 70 rnE r1LsesAN,.

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. d. Uaknp, the
latest Serbian town to be added to the
battledooded region In the Balkans.
the most important center In the south
20 the kingdom, is described in q
statement issued today by thu eiation-
~ Geographic Society. The primer
reads a. follows; ss,l
Dominating the, southern part Of
Serbia, center Of manufacture and a
storehoues Of supplies, the city OF Us
kup. situated $50 miles northwest OF
Salonih, in q picturesque valley at the
foot Of two mountain ranges, the Shar
Planina and the Kara Dagh, ds q place
Of drst military imp ortance as q base
OF Serbian defense against the north
and east Although a city OF sun,e
+ size, possessing more than 10000 IN
habitants and. q number Of busy fac
tories, 1t has more OF a rural aspect
than that Of q town when compared
with Ntsh and Belgrade. With the
loss OF the northern Serbian cities,
4 however, its strategic value becomes
more important than that Of any other
place in the small state.
n The railways from Nish and Nit
frovitza meet here, whence they pro-
proceed as trunk line to the port Of
+ GaIonfki. Among the thoroughfaras
radiating from the city are. . road
northwest OF Prtzren, one to the west,
Z to the commercial center, Gostivar,,
and one east-northeas to Kumanoyo,
which last named takes its way way
through q. narrow valley to the Bull
garian frontier. It is along this road
that the Buigairans fought their way.
Another important road runs south to
Koprtli. and. thence, southwest to Mon
astir, one Of the best sheltered cities
in; the land under the conditions Of the
present war. y IA S
ss'1n normal years, Uskup does a con-
siderable business, Of an average value
OF about $5,ooO,O0O. The staples Of It's
commerce are opium, grain, live stock;
4 fruit and tobacco. Its principal manu-
sfacturesy are leather and dye-stuffs. Its
Industries include also weaving, metal
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| sENsIBLE nAy
TO- euRE COLD
mo sI0P GAIARRH

You'll never know what you are
missing until you try NosTRoLfA
Tor Colds; Nasal Catarri, Hay "a
yer Sore Throat and kindred affec-
fionH. NJ y
A small tube WIN be enough to Try.
All druggists now seii and recon-
mend NOSTRIOLA Tor Colds and
Catarrhal troubles. and it 81 so Sim
pio and sensible that II appeals TO ev-
etynne. s II N
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding place for germs.
When the mucus membranes are
sore. Unframed and sensitive you
catch cold easily, and colds lead Sto
1CatarIh, Hay Fever and kindred az
fections. All need N sTRIoLA as q
preventive. Get a small tube Of your
druggist today, and you'll wish you
had tried this simple treatment
sooner. Adyertisement
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POOR WOMAN
S Treated to an Automobile
Ride by John D. Rookie n
ifeIIe.,RS f

~ y x
PoCANTIco HILLS. N. Y, Nov. a.
IA poor woman ana her daughter asked
the gateman at John D. ockefelier's
estate here Il she might cut across
To- the Putnam station as she was tired
and wanted to save the extra walk
Of more. than q mile. The Sgateman
started toward the telephone booth
and was about to ask Mr.. Rock efeller's
permission when an automobile APP
peared with Off. ookefeller In II. q
is the woman and what does
she want?" he asked. The gateman
explained and Mr.. Rockefeller said,
.You bring her right over here and
I'll take her up in my car"
3 When the woman was told that Mr..
Rockefeller had invited her to 90 In
his car to the station she shesitated.
Finally she and her child got into the
car. and Mr.. Rockefeller gave the
~ y
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'N7 / HUSBAND
Gives Family Nickel Daily for
Food and thing and is u
Held lin Jail.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Now g.
That's cents a day is not sufficient to
clothe and feed herself and daughter
was the complaint lodged by Mrs. EN-
ma Beck against John Beck, her hus-
band. ri IN
Zach morning he would place a
nickel on the table before he left the
house to buy his own breakfast. Don't
get extravagant,. now. would be, HIS
caution, the woman declared. S.ss
I Beck was taken into custody and
held to await the action Of the re-
corder.
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Ellis Janis Is going to write SEE
rial motion picture play, with the
scenes laid in Jamestown, In colonial
days, thence proceeding through va
rious periods Of American history
down to the present. She will act in
1t herself.
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Ichaufeur directions to. drive slowly
through the estate SO he could show
his guests some OF its bea,itie les. AT,
the Pocantico Hills station, as he babe
the woman goodbye. he slipped a bilfl
into her hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29
Highest Odd Fellow In
World Dies Suddenly
In Georgia Convention

Fitzgerald, Ga, May %, Judge Rob.
ert I. Daniel of Griffin, Georgia, grand
sire Of the sovereign grand lodge lude.
pendent Order OF odd Fellows. died
here last night from opoplcay, with
which he was stricken q few hours be-.
fore while addressing the state conveu.
tion of odd Fellows, The convention
was turned into lodge OF mourning
and adjourned.
Judge Daniel, who was 81 years old.
was inauguratcd grand sire at the last
session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Atlantic City, n. j. He had been
for number years superior court
Judge of Georgia, He was past inco.
honee of the Improved Order OF Red
Men.
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- = - = = -
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR STATE INSTITUTIONS

The Oregon State Board OF Coutrol
will receive sealed bids for furnishing
supplies tot he various state institutions
on June 10, 1915, at p, M, consisting
of dry goods, clothing, furnishings,
groceries, shoes, hardware, brooms.
drugs, paints, oils, stationery, crockcry,
plumbing, etc, for the scmi.annual pc.
liod ending December 81, 1915. Speci-
iications aud schedules will be furnish
ed upon application to the secretary.
Each bid to be accompanied by certi.
fled check in the sum of 10 per cent Of
the whole amount of bid, payable to the
Oregon state board cf control, to be
held as guarantee Of the faithful per.
formoncc of the contract. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids or to accept any part of bid.
II. b. GOODlN.
Secretary Oregon state board of control
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lNNufWuoh'
Anthem "Josus May Come roiayn
,.....,.,......, Carrie B. Adams
Choir, !, Church, Portland,
Scripture aud Prayer.
Address ,.,...,,.. Rev A. y. Wye
QGurtct "A Glorious Thing" ..,.
's''''''s's't'. ihf. Palmer
llilisdulc, SWisa Male Qmrtct
Address ,.,,,.p.,. Rev Ed Srhcill
Hymn No. 22l 80 Lord, Before
Whom Heaven and Earth Doth
Bow.
\ddress .....,,.,.. Rev = Sch'ld
Anthem "'rhe Home of the Soul"
"........,,...,... T., =. Lortnl
Choir J. Church, Portland.
Offering.
Hymn No, l02 "Forvod, BE- Our
WutchWord."
Lord y Prayer
Quartet, "'rhe white Rohcd Multi.
tuden .............. II. Il. Palmer
lIilladale, Swiss Male Quartet
Bencdiction.
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Tho uu,l,. IaH \, IIll0tt VII .pcaI
to the muor congregation on "Ihe
cost of oar Liberties and TO the
adult. ou Tho Living Dead, me.
morul sermon. Robert E. Lce, the
Christian soldier and greatest general
of the sOuih viii hc ihe subject Of
the evening samnI The Vested chorus
choir. led oy Professor Walsh, leads in
the evening, aud o. quarter 100 the morn
ing sunday school meets 90 o.lJ o. M.
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Building COMMITTEES
PROGRAM OUT FOR
GRADUATION AT THE
THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE

Following H the program announced
for the kimbull college OF Theology;
Sunday june q, lliOd m, Boe.
rp,uurcatc sermon President II j. Tai
hott, A. NJ, D,D., First Methodist Epia.
copal church,
Wednesday, June o, 7;0O p N, Re.
ccption by President and MIS-. Talbot
10 Faculty and Students
Thursday, June 10, 2i3O p. NJ, l.oye
Fcugt and Holy Communion, assembly
hall.
wednesday, June III, 10000 H. m,
Graduating Exercises Cin common this
year with willamette university Nd.
dress by Roy A. w. Leonard, D.D.,
1880 p. m., Alumni Luncheon.
The graduates are Jno. NJ. Hixaou
and Milton A. Marcy BID.
------s-w---------
If It's for sale, a Journal
Want Ad mill sell n
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Sunday Evening, at 7;l5.
order OF Service.

lynn, "VOmc Thou, Almlghty King.
Invocation.
"Loyalty aud Loyen Arr. from Lang
Ladies' Chorus.
Scripture and Prayer
The Church y one foundation
IL Jesus Christ our Lord
She is his new creation
by water and the word:
From heaven he came and sought her
To be- bis holy bride;
with bis own blood he bought her,
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Unitarian Church

Memorial day services at II clock
a. m. aud 1;lj o o'clock Pc m. Evening
Lymposimi, Judge Daniel Webster. q.
a. r. post; COL H. lIoler Sons Of Vet
crans' Mrs Rozclla H. Bates, w. r.
corps Mrs. Halle Hinges aud Mr..
Thos Ordeman iu snIg; Mrs. Rodgers
\, Fish in patroiic readings. Every.
body invited; bring your friends.
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Tlrsi chrisLlnn chnrch

Corner High and Center streets, 4. r.
Porter. minister D:ii q. M. Bible
school, Dr. II. e. EpIcv director. If
a. M, worship and sermon, subject.
" Memorial Days and Institutions
GHj p. m, Christina Eudcavor, Mis-.
Mckinney, leaders " p. nL, stereopti.
cr sermon second of .rries on "l.ifc
Of Christ.
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Salem Mission

Corner router aud Commercial, d. N.
NrutunL D. d. ps'ir Preaching
by the pastor at and s p m. Young
People meeting. 1.ij; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening Meet mc at the
Salem Mission.
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Spent With You.,, solo aul
Welcome to tbc Rr;Jo :" S"' en'I IuS, u;
be arranged as follows. NJ NV WI, WI!
chorus of girls Come n, NJ NJ; aug ,.
recitative and sopc '.pal.it ,''"''y,s' ,.,
Ais You3n trio ~ Can NuI.. - nuo'
ure:" solo and cbor,s ..IT NJ, !, 'ul'S'
| Wish IA Snc,k =, w / lI''VS' ','
Would Not Eo ~ ioI, UH''' l
net, solo t6o i.,',i' ;.,ii Dan'lng ijs INr-
Earth gay ynrna.5! l's ,.'y,'' Gii When
. Hnrr,b, u,Urs' sClo g gnd chorus
posf,ji mordL n5 ,"5' e.. ING tyranny IS
nroacbirr ana '''u I'uale' see Ap-
7 '"' ','NslF queen
p,+..na % a.,
mno6 G''JuS ,Ias.o vi me oregon tleater We're
" u" 4t OJouer' on the benefit program
T.;Ia ,ne yemen lodge Thursday and
rilu"l evenings she chose 4 southern
sung Ior poth performances and re-
SPonueu 10 enthusiastic encorcs.
-,
Ihe members and a number of their
'r'eh'S OF the Chautauqua Reading Cir,
rle were entertained as guests of Mrs
H. d; Noodm and Mrs, Frank X, Wellcs
at lhe home OF Mrs. f. Won Esrhen,
llf3 Court street, Friday afternoon,
this being the last social catherine of
the year The hours We're devoted to
'e!hhg OF the good which had been re-
relAed during the years study. Mrs.
r. l. Porter also gave readings. These
present besides the hoSteSSes, were:
Mrs Porter, Mrs. +. d, Frost, Mrs
Carrie Channel Mrs II & ErI., Nv.
robert Davidson. Mrs. b. T. Salmon,
Mrs f. Horton, Mrs. +, c, Minton, Mrs
hoseDFaugh, Mrs. Anna Walker Mrs.
Margaret Eoft, Mrs, +, NJ. Jasper, Mrs
T.; H. Fisher Mrs. Enterest Mrs,
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German Methodlst Church.

Corner Thirteenth aud Center streets,
A. j. WeigIc, pastor sunday school
at 10 a, M, and public Worship at II
o clock; Epworth League at 1850 y. m..
and sermon at O'Clock, subject, "Thc
Civil War.
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st. Paul,s Church Episcopal.

Robert 5. Gill, rector. Service for
Trinity sunday May 80. Holy com.
mnnion, 7;3O a. M. choral eucharist
with address, / a. M; cvenSoug and
address, 1;30 p. NJ; sunday school,
9:4j a, m. The rector will preach ON
Civic Loyalty and the Recognized
Commercial Club Sunday evening
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Elect from every nation
Yet one . 'cr all the earth,
Her charter Of salvation
One lonl, one faith, one birth;
One holy name she blesses,
pnrtakes Que holy food,
And to one hope she presses,
With every grace cnducd,
Mid toll aud tribulation,
Aud tumult Of her war,
She waits the consun,maton
OF peace forcycrmofe;
Till with the vision glorious
Her longing eyes are hlest,
And the great Church victorious
Shall be the Church at rest.
Address .,,,,, Rev A. H. l.icnkaempcr
Anthem, "rhy Kingdom" ChOir -.
,,......,..,,.,. g. Harold i.uwden
Address ..,.,,, Rev G.. NJ. Hirsch
soprano solo .,....,,,..,,,, Selected
Miss Adeliue Auderegg,
Address ,,.,.,,,. Rev G, IL, Riedesel
Anthem, "'rhinc be the Praise aud
GLORY" ,.,..., h, Frank Lehman
Offering
LYNN can People that on Earth do
Dwell ...,a... tOld HundrcD
MI people that on eurth DO dwell,
Sing 10 the Lord with cheerful voice;
Him ecryc with mirth, his praisc forth
tell,
Come yc before him and rejoice.
Know that the ford is God iudccdi
Without mr aid he did us mukci
We n,c his flock, hc viii us Feed,
And for his sheep he doth us take
Oh enter then bis gutes with praise,
Approach with joy his courts unto:
Praise nud md bless his nnme always,
For u is seomly $50 to do.
For whyi the lord our God is goud,
His mercy is forever sure;
His truth At all times firmly stood,
And shall from age to age cndute.
Bcncdiction, DoAology
Building Committee,
Rry. W. q. Licnkuompcr, chairman;
Chris Arms, Secretary; G. Andcrcgg,
treasurer; Hans ruffli, p. r. Kiclsmcier.
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Swedish Tabernacle M. e. Church.

Corner South Fifteenth aud Mill
streets, Rev. John OVAL, munster Ser.
vices at > p. m. and p, m. All Sean.
dinaviaQs are most cordially invited to
attend.
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Services in pratum. Ore.

Rev. John OVAL will preach in the
Methodist church in Pratum, Ore, to.
morrow, May 30, at II Il. m All are
most cWdially invited to attend.
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Commons Mission.

4iI State street. sunday, p. m.,
Junior missionary meeting; D. m.,
preaching. Services Tuesday, Wednes.
day, Friday and saturday evenings at
5 o clock. Mission board meet Weducs.
day evening. j. d, took, supermtcud.
cut,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29
First church Of CHRIST, seiontist,

sunday services are held at 40 Che.
meketa street, at II II. N. aud p. IN.
Subject of Bible lesson, "Ancient and
Modern Ncgromancy, alias Mesmerism
and llypn0'lsm, Denounced, Sunday
school at 9;lj u. m; Wednesday even.
ing testimonial meeting at o'clock.
The reading room OF this church is 10.
Gated in the Hubbard building suite
BOB, and is open every day, except Sun.
days and holidays, from ll3lj a, m. to
! p. m, All are welcome 10 ulr ser.
vices aud invited to visit our reading
room.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Continued from ~ : 49,
and congratulatory messages
'seH ,howered upon Secretary and
Sns alg orott upon the birth of twin
Dn Io arrived yesterday morning.
.,5 Mrs. F. A. Turner enter
=, dinner recently Mr.. and Mrs.
Osris. \. former Iowa friends who
,asn visiting in the city the past
4, and Mrs. David Hanna of OF, Wood
Yah I arrived in Salem Thursday
sU ,nJ are being entertained as
a" a,s.ts of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V.
W. 1905 Market street. They are
A \" ntpresting people, and during
aLto.bricf stay will also be en-
f,;'si "a by the A. l.. Johnsons, of
\; 'V,orti Summer street and other
4, here Mr.. Hanna is an ex-sena-
\ Nebraska, and the largest lndl'
II ranch owner in that state They
I'M their way to the Panama'Pa-
4 exposition.
lanes Edward Ludlam left yes
IN for Portland where she VIII pass
Knight the guest of Mr.. Ludiam 5
f,ts. Mr., and Mrs j. Porter Lud-
fhnd yesterday for brief visit
|Its home of Mrs Hoter s parents,
Ernest ". Dents
I, benefit to be given at the Ore
Iheatre, under the auspices of the
4 1, Child of st. Paul's Episcopal
I'M will not be given June Is and
A, iormerlv announced, the date hav-
.to,e been changed to June q and
Mrs J. A. Churchill and Mrs. Rus.
CatIn are supervising plans, the
'r,m. NOT being entirely completed
I'M
H. Elizabeth Lord entertained witt
Im Miss Gertrude Jones and Merrill
IN, whose engagement was form
announced Saturday. Many other
n, win follow in their honor.
morriooe of Miss Beth Elwell.
ss, of Mr.. and Mrs. l. C. EIwcli
e'',n Soltcr Of Snokone. WASHING.
,M @ tokr Mace at the home of TIE
.S,. NJ oS0 @ esIia strrot Tbrrsdov
IA T6o rIwolIs ore rocent arriy'
4, S,om dnrinD thcir residence bero
\, gwoII being in the office of fine
.,aJ,nt ",,,"'" ~, .Io I'ni,,n,.;+y of Coii.
"A, a, RorEaIey rio vorno folk to
A n'ir hanna ~ tLo. niaao af+cr y
,,r % min IN Cnl;forr;d The mar. |
~ ,s.l,s JF from n coiiego romance
''su,'s La, ," Io,n i'otL o',veu ,e, s,nJant,
'N''''' '''' ''''fSv .
t.r,o.nio no,,.ios iry swoethrior
,,.jna,"" ',' ma'O ,;,on % hy s GIrs r a l.egg
Y IN. p stcevrs nt the sleeves
n. m XSrt6 church street, Tuesday
se,Nooo 6o,, ,hirtv.fiye guests
Nation was ss,ycd bv the Misses
hricl Sleeves. Ncon Hunt. Doris
'prchilI and Mayuaret Lcgge. The
Iests were seated at one long, and
Neral small tables With a yellow rose.
marking each cover.
W.. Carrie Rincman, of Portland.
6ved today to pass several days with
f. p Talkington and Miss Cora
Nngton. Mrs, Rincmon, formerly
fled here and has many friends ia
lomp hor
d
". Hal D, Patton passed the week
friends in Portland.
n and Mrs. Harry Wenderoth leave
evening for San Francisco
n they will pass q fortnight at the
'na'Pacific Exposition.
'nOerS of the Happy Hour Bridge
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tess. At ! o'clock dainty strawberry
luncheon was served. Games were en-.
.oyed later the children taking their
leave at o'clock. Many pretty gifts
honcrcd the little hostess, the guest
list including' Icta Dennis, Lethu vii.
sW, I'craron Norcland, Abrigal More.
land, Robert thoatc. Frederick Choate,
Margaret Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis
Elizabeth Brimcs Monte Smith, Rose
Taylo', Ruth Chenoworth Dorothy
Church, Ethylyn Kelly Selma Martin,
Gcuevicye Barber Paul Elmer, Donnie
Smith, Lawrence Fisher, Leoua Fisher
Irene Flcming, Roberta Wells, Barbara
Bcuham and Helen Elmer
Mr. A. Musmoyc Robans is TO sing
the title role in Mendclssohn $ oratorio,
'Eliiah, to be given next Friday
evening, june I, in the First VI, f.,
church. Nj. hobart. has sung with
great success in London and In New
York and 70 her cities Of our own cOuu.
try, so that his appearance will he an
event of mu.ical importance, There
will be- well drilled chorus of l2j
voices, under the direction OF Dean
Mcndcnhall Olhei soloi,ts will be:
Mrs Mcudcnhul, soprano. Miss Fu.
wtc. alto; Mr. Schmmm, tenor aud
Mr. Jones. baritone. Mr. Roberts viii
preside at ihc organ and Mrs William
Burghardt Jr, wh b. so well known as
au accomplished accompnulst will pre-
side 90 thc piano
Mr.. and NI. Harvey WcIl., their
daughter Roberta am Miss Ida Sim.
mdIs. will pass tho weekend with
Portland iriunds.
-Four tables OF bridge were circlcd
/ Thursday afternoon when Mrs, @. %.
Mcclellan entertained members Of o.
card club. and additional guests. Ma.
momou Cochet roses were used in deco.
rating Mas. George Lewis wns thc
hostess assistant, guests outside of club
members being Mrs Lawrence 7 llnr'
ris. Miss Colista Moore. Mrs j. lrwn'
and MIS- George T.. ~haeior
The Salem symphony Orchestra Nlll
'hoM'fis third meeting this evening ln
thp First Congregational church az hali
mast seven O'Clock Nearly thirty loonl
musicinns have enrolled under the d.
rociion Of William Wallace Graham NJ
Portland.
Mrs Anna Rogers Fish who hns
opened classes in dramatic expression
at her studio J91 North Liberty street
r having unusual success ir her WORK.
Already shc has large adult class. ana i,
to-day began coaching q class Z" emil
dren.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29
women's Christian temperance Union

Rev. Dorhs. of lhe United Brethren
church, win speak at iho gospel service
in this hali ON SUNDAY Nay 30 az I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-29

Dedication services of the new Beth.
any Reformed church, corner Capital
and Marion streets, will be held all day
Sunday, May 30,
The German language will be used in
the morning and afternoon services: the
evening service viii be conducted in the
lhglish language,
\ number of ministers Of the Port.
land, Oregon CLASSES Of the Reformed
church win Ossiet the local pastor ON
this occasion aud deliver the addresses.
The public is cordially invited to all
these services.
Following is the program for the ser.
vices.