The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-12-30

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This seemed to be a gallopade from the wa,
in which those piano keys ratified
Miss Allie Scrafford told how stMe anc
, Betty slaughtered bar"
4 Chorus Combination by Mrs. johnson
and about dozen others. This by iIsel
was full concert.
'.The Teachers Guests" was distinctly
recited by Miss Emma Allphin. .sThems
my sentiments too.
Duet by Mr.. Albert Ray and some old
gray headed man. This was superlatiyely
amusing and loudly encored.
"Mother and Poet" was recited by Miss
Bertha Neugass in that impassioned style
that few are capable of. The audience was
Nett:e Pitman. The Teachers dream
was thes subject of Miss willard Then
Miss Jessie Taylor sang Solo, alone in its
sweetness and expressiveness. Encore after
Encore continued until she smiled again on
the delighted audience.
Miss Lizzie Hamilton took off the s.Church
Trial, true to life, and elected many a
well-done!''
Mr.. Readman Jr. sang Solo superlative.
ly symphonious. Miss Eda Jacobs recited
'Iochinvar." Wells received by the au-
ilience
Quartette by Mrs Geisey, Mrs. Speidel,
Mr.. Irwin, and Mr.. StClair This was de-
cidedly grand. The young gray head' was
graphically described by Miss Nettie
Spencer
Quartette by Mrs, Arnold, Mrs. Addition
/ Mr.. Carrick. and Mr. Realman All the
elements of music were here brought out.
Miss Jessie Taylor often thought of those
'.Shanlon Bells" and in musical tones she
spoke of them. Qhartette by Messrs Irwin,
Vincent Ray and Kimes This wa sthe hest
''bad cold'' that any one has ever had.
Encore, Sneeze! Miss Ida Burnett capped
| the climax with the sLost Herr
A good s'Good Night was then sung by
Messrs, Ray, Raber. Irwin. and Vincent.
Artistic and brilliant.
The following teachers were present:
Hon. L. j. Powell, State Supt.; Prof.
Macrum, of Portland; Prof. Hogue, Al
bany; Prof. Sneak, Prof. NJ. HI. Parker,
! Philomath; Prof. B. L. Arnold, Prof. B. J.
! Hawthorne, Prof. j. Emery, Prof. +. A.
Miner. Prof. A. F. Hershner, Corvallis
Mr.. w. c. Taylor, Eugene; Miss Minnie
Allison, Miss Parks, Albany; Miss Maria
Elliott, Mr.. J. c, K. McCann, Linn county;
Mr.. J. H. Alexander, Independence; Mr..
J. w. Will, Mr.. Riley Baldwin, Mr.. Fred
Wright, Corvallis; Mr.. j. J. Bryan, Mr.. S.
| p. Reeder, Benton Co.; Mr.. Mr.. Marion
Mays, Benton Co; Mr.. Roy Raber, MIR. Lesh,
Mr.. v A Davis, Corvallis; Mr.. w. H.
Hauert, Benten Co.; Miss Ida Burnett, Miss
Nettie Spencer, Miss Nettie Pitrnan. Miss
Lizzie Hamilton, Miss Emma Aiphin, Miss
McFadden, Miss Abby Wright, Miss ILL
ian, Glass, Miss Grace Hanna, Prof. Motifs
ger, Corvallis; Prof. T. F. Campbell, Mon
! mouth; Prot. J. T. Gregg, Salem.
HoNoR4RY. MEMBERS.
Rev. Mcfarland, Rev. ]. Bowersox, Rev.
| Dunning, Rev. j. A. Hanna, Rev. Mr..
Habershaln. Corvallis; Mr.. w. F. Locke,
luuCpcHo0ilCS, hII. W. W. OOuIlSOI, ItSO
Portland; Mr.. W. Y. Masters, Yakima;
Mrs. L. W. Bates, Mrs. Addition, Mr.. F. A.
Horning, Mr.. Joseph Whitmer, Mr.. John
Burnett, Mr.. Sbedd, Rev. Mr.. Elliott Cor
wallis; Mr. Herbert kittredge, Monroe;
Mr. G. E. Cone, Bntteville; Judge Cheno-
weth, Corvallis; DIR. Carter Philomath; !;
Miss Bertha Neugass, Miss Eda Jacobs,
Miss Alice Horning Miss Jenny Horring,
Mr.. S. L. Jefferys, Mr. W. 5. MADDEN,
Mr.. Charles Bennett, Mr.. Mario, Elliott,
Mr.. Fred Vincent, Mr.. William Raj II, Miss
Willard, Miss Cinnie Allen, Mr. Walter
Wi,es.
School Directors present; Mr.. Crees,
Mr.. John Lewis, Mr.. E. Woodward, of
North Dist. Mr.. N. P. Newton, Dist. l3.
Clerks of School districts: Mr. Wm
Groves, elk, of South District, Corvallis
Mr.. E. Holgate. elk, of North Dist. Hon.
James Chambers, elk, of Dist, No g..
REsoLuTIoNs.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the institute:
That we tender the thanks of this Insti-
tute to Hon. L. J. Powell, State Superin-
tendent for his valuable aid given us during
this session;
That thank Pres. B. L. Arnold for his
excellent address; That our thanks are due
the Hon. J. A. Macrum, Supt, of Multno-
nah county for his presence and speech;
To Mrs. Geisey for the use of piano; To
the ladies' and gentlemen that furnished
music for the occasion; To the Board of
Trustees Of Corvallis College for the use of
the Chapel; To the ladies and gentlemen
that assisted in the eloeutionary entertain
ment; To Judge +. A. Chenoweth for his
stirring address on what good education is;
To the Professors in the Agricultural Coll
eye for their cheerful assistance, To the
city hotels for reduced rates of fare To
Prof. I. F. Campbell, Prof. Gregg and to
all others that in any way assisted this In
stitute; To the pupils of Miss McFadden
in drawing and painting for the loan of the
superb paintings that adorned the wall of
the chapel; To Mrs l.. W. Bates for her
beautiful a nd sensible essay