Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30
Cantata
Repeated
Sunday

The Shepherd King, the can
tata SO splendidly presented by
the choir Of the First Congrega-
tional church, last Sunday eve
ming will be repeated this Sun
day, tomorrow at the request OF
many people who did not hear it..
The program will be given at
seven-thirty. The outline of the
cantata is as follows:
Introduction, the organist;
"Over the Silent Swallowed Plain
quartet, contralto solo and Choir
us; "But Thou Bethlehem Ephra-
tah," tenor solo; 20 City of the
Shepherd King" bass solo and
full chorus; "Judean Shepherds,
Lift your Eyes" chorus; "And,
Lo the Angel" soprano solo;
GLORY to God in the Highest, .
alto recit. and full chorus; "And
it Came to Pass" tenor recit. and
full chorus; Might" intermezzo;
mo Room" alto solo and chorus
of mems voices; 20 Captive Judah
Dry thy Tears" full chorus;
"Sleep Sweetly Child of Mine, -
alto solo; "Hallelujah,' full
chorus.
The following persons compose
the choir: Mrs. Simeral, Mrs.
Bross, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Carlson,
Mrs. Bowling, Miss Riesen, Miss
Follrich and Messrs. McGilchrist,
Muston, Gille and Bross; organ
ist, Mr.. Arnold.
Miss Dell Alicia Rawson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Rawson, has just returned from
New York city where she has
been modelling and posing for ad-
vertising pictures with a New
York company for the past few
years. Miss Rawson has been
very successful in her work there
and after spending some time in
San Francisco will return to New
York in time for the spring open
ings. Miss Rawson is very glad t.
be in Salem again after her alb
sence of several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Wood
ford of Portland were week ent
guests at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Wood
ford is sister of Mrs. Moore
Miss Mary McCond of klamath
Falls was also their house guest
The Misses Ruth and Heller
Moore who have been spendini
the past two weeks with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Arthu
Moore will return to Corvalli
Tuesday to resume their work a
the college there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Eckle.
were Christmas visitors at tn
home of Mrs. Eckley's parents
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wehrum, nea
| Woodburn.
Mrs. Frederick Lamport was
delightful hostess Thursday wit
the members of the bridge lunch
con club as her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ntcholso
and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pickrt
Of Peoria, Illinois, are holida
guests visiting at the homes
Mrs. C. w. Moore and Mrs. Clau
dine Mellinger. The two familit
motored here after spending som
time in different parts of tn
northwest. They have just abor
decided to locate here permanen
ly.
Mrs. Oral Lennon invited
the Marion apartment Thursdf
afternoon as her guests the me
bers of the Adolynk club. A sma
Christmas tree was hung wit
gifts which were exchanged du
ing the afternoon. Conversation
concerning yuletide happening
and a pleasant social afternoo
was enjoyed by the members III
next meeting will be with MT
Earl Paulsen in two weeks.
The members of the Thursds
afternoon bridge club were u
I guests of Mrs. e. L. Kapphaf
this week for an afternoon
bridge. Additional guests invite
for the afternoon were Mrs. U.
, Page and Mrs. L. W. Gleason II
hostess was assisted during Il
) afternoon by Mrs. c. n lnms
and Mrs. E. C. Quinn. The Gil
will meet again for one OF the
+ pleasant gatherings in two wee
! with MIS-. Charles Knowland'
I
Mrs. ]. C. Griffith is to ente
tain with a large family dlnn
on New Years, several PorIlai
relatives coming up to be presel
|. ITbev will be Mr.. and Mrs y.
! Krausse and Mr. and Mrs Gi,
lsigel. Additional guests VIII
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Griffin NJ
= and Mrs. Joseph Albert anu Ihs
daughters Mary Jane ana joe
; phine.