Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-01
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nual business meeting of the Mission
ary society will take place, at which
time officers for the coming year will
be chosen. Usually at this time a pro-
gram is given. None will be given, how
ever this year, the business being aur-
riedly passed upon owing to the meet
ngs being held at the Tabernacle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cole and Mre and
Mrs. Clifton Ross were at home to the
members Of the young women 5 and
young mems classes of the Highland
Friends Sunday school Friday evening
at the residence of the Coles. Mrs.
Cole and Mr.. koss are teachers of
these classes, respectively, the girls,
who also form Tri club meeting fire.
quently for social sessions, asking the
members of the young men 3 class to be
their guests at this gathering. Decora
tions were carried out in the three col
ors Of the club, pink, green and white,
the refreshments also displaying these
colofs.
A most enjoyable evening was passed
with informal diversions, it being de
cided to make this final entertain
ment until after the series Of meetings
at the tabernacle
Those present were: Miss Lena
Struss, Miss Laura Commons, Miss Edna
Commons Miss Gladys Scott Miss Ma
dolyn Owens, Miss Anna Gibson, Miss
Lucille Tucker, Miss Hazel Tucker, Miss
k,.Yu Mic
Miss Edith Frasie;, Miss Winifred
FraGor Miss Florence Frasier, Miss
Faye Richie, Miss Vera Mcmillan, Miss
IsOa Smith, and Mcssrs. Charles Rug
giles, Marvin Perry Wells, Forrest pa
Wis, La Noel Davis, Alpha Mcleod,
Clonne Smith, Lester McCracken, Al
vim White, Fred Cline, Lawrence
Tarapp and James Mooreman.
Salem visitors in Portland, whether
artists or not, viii enjoy seeing Profes.
sor W. l.. Everett Knowles original oil
painting "Christ, the Light of the
World, which will be on view at the
First Methodist church, Twelfth and
Taylor streets, Portland, today AMI
Wed iesday evening.
Mr.. Knowles is quite well known in
Salem especially among artists aud trt
patrons The particular picture is val
ucd at $4,000, and is a beautiful and
am original conception aud delneation
Of the personality Of Christ. The pic.
ture mas boen most favorably passed
upon by eminent critics, and is unique
in .bat IL differs from the sad and
pessinistic portrayals so often painted
Of this subject, Mr.. Knowles work sug-
gesting the true character cf the Mes.
siah as revealed in the New Testament.
Professor Knowles is member Of
the Central Art Association Of America,
and has been prominently identified
with artistic efforts both in Europe and
America During his most recent visit
to Salem he intimated that he might ex.
hibit his work here sometime during
the wiuAor Should he do 80, the dis
play wofd undoubtedly be the most
noteworthy event Of its kind taking
place in Salem.
The local Knights Of Columbus will
give a banquet in ST. Joseph S hall to.
night beginning at eight o o'clock, NJ
which the visiting Knights in the city
win oo honored, including the legis.
lators and their wives
Mrs n. X. Piaseclti, Of Dallas, and
her quest, Mrs. II. Madermack, of Port
land, passed the Weekend the guests Of
the former'a mother Mrs H. Meirinp.
Mrs. piasccki was formerly Miss kath
ryn Mering
Mrs Gland S. Knight returned to her
homo In The Dallcs Friday, after pass
ing a mmlh ma the guest OF hef parents,
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Fawk,
The most recently formed club is nj
Riverside Acres, just south Of the city,
and is composed Of number Of woman
| Of that section, who meet regularly
each week ON Thurday afternoon for
social gatherings, entertaining the nus
bands Of the members o1 the evenings
Of the last Thursdays of each month
Next Thursday the club and their
guests will meet at the Rice home, at
which time an interesting program viii
be given The members are; Mrs, y, A.
Reynolds, Mrs. Lesley Rice, Mrs, Or
Iville Eicc, Mrs. Everett Park Mrs Paul
Smms, Mrs, Ernest Foster Mrs, clara
Bunch and Miss May Johns.