Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

SOCIETY.
By GERTRUDE ROBSON
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~ GOD Friday viii be observed with
= due ceremony at the Salem
churches this evening. At the
First Methodist Episcopal church Stain
er's oratOri0, ''The Crueifixion" will
be sung by a large choir under the di-
~reetion Of DR.. john r. Sites. The beau
tifnl and impressive oratOrio viii draw
a large crowd so it win be well for
those wishing to attend to come a lit
tle early. Services begin promptly at
5 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, past department
president Of the Woman s Relief COsps
whO has been spending the past month
in Portland visiting friends, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest T. Vigars Of
Portland motored from Portland Wed
nesday afternoon and were guests at
the W. c. Dibble home on North Lab
erty street during the day. They will
come to Salem the first of the week to
make their home. as Mr.. Vlgars has
accepted a position with the highway
commission at the state house. Mr..
and Mrs. Vigars were formerly of
Palo Alto, California. where Mr.. vi
gars took a course in training at the
Stanford university.
The Women's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's church are planning a silver
tea and cooked food sale at the reetory
on the Wednesday of Easter week. The
ladies Of st. Paul's have acquired o
reputation Of making a success of ev-
cry affair they sponsor and the coming
event will no doubt be in direct keep
ing with their former undertakings.
Miss Grace EdgingtOn, assistant pro-
fessor Of journalism at the University
of Washington, was in Salem yester-
day as the guest Of Mrs. Ivan Bel
linger. Miss Edgington had been vis
iting in Eugene, where she was once
connected with the Eugene Register,
and was on her way to her home in
Hood River on a vacation. She is a
graduate Of the University of Oregon
and is very popular in sorority cir
eles.
Friends Of Mrs. W. II. Sloper will
be pleased to hear that she expects to
return home in the near future. Mrs.
Sloper is visiting with friends in ker-
man, California.
Mrs. II. f. Wiekner and daughters,
of Astoria. are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Wiekner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dimiek. Mrs. Wickner is well
known in Salem, being a graduate of
the Willamette university school OF
music.
Mrs. II. Smith, who has been in
Portland attending the funeral Of her
sister, returned home Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. f. c. Richards has gone to
Anahiem, California, to visit her moth
er who is i'll,
, Mrs. Rachel Reeder is a silverton
visitor this week.
Up from the feast my master rose
(What makes the wind so fearfulD
Up from the feast at the evening s
close.
Three from out Of the twelve he chose
And took them into a lonely place
And left them there for a little
space ,rt
20, but the wind is fearful)
Into the dark my Master slept
Gar are the stars and chilly
Into the dark while his comrades slept,
Those who watch with him should have
kept
And he prayed his prayer in his
lonliness
And drank his chaliee Of bitterness.
Pale are the stars and chillyD
Face to the mob my Master stood
dawn must be near to breaking)
Face to the mob as a Master should
And he saw, as he looked, a crimson
road
And a world washed clean by a
hearts blood red
And a world revived by a hearts
blood she'd
And the dawn Of a new life waking
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