Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-15

B. S. D., chose as her subject "Pro.
! gress." Progress is an universal de-
sire though often sought by incorrect
methods every advanced step makes
another necessary. The more
thorough our education, the more
learning and training we desire. The
essay was very excellent and nicely
illustrated. The last speaker NJ. s.
Wilson, B. S. D., spoke an Grafton
on Concentration of Forces of
Character" Thinking to a special
end develops depth and width,
Never enter upon profession unless
you have q special inspiration. A
good character makes man useful
and active in aiding melioration of
mankind. The Grafton was evidence
of much thinking on the subject.
The class was presented to the
president by Rev. j. n. Dennison of
Portland. The roll was called by
the secretary of the faculty, Prof. S.
A. Starr, and the graduates were
awarded their diplomas, DR.. Whita-
ker delivered short and instructive
charge to the class.
The solo "Replsodie D'Anvergue"
was executed nicely on the piano.
Benediction by DR.. w. s. Har-
rington.
The trustees meet at a. M, We'd
nesday to continue their work.
The eleventh commencement of
the conservatory of music, one of
the most prominent features of the
week, was held in chapel this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. The program was
as follows:
Overture, "MidsuIumer Nights
Dream" ---------- Mendelssohn
1st Piano, Misses Krebs and Hubbard
% Piano, Miss Bushnell and
Mrs. Bagley.
Prayer Rev. &. r. Kellerman
Sonata, Op, 53-----------Beethoven
Miss Lulu Sergeant.
"Bel Raggio" ( From Semiramidel
ROsSini
Miss Anna Krebs.
Rondo Brilliant, in Ed Op. 29------
Mendelssohn
Miss Mabel Ingersoll.
"Qui in Voce," (Aria)------Bellini
Miss Ella Dorrance.
"Cheerfulness"- "--------~---Gum
Misses Sergeant and Adair.
Grand Concerto in Eb Op 32------
-------C. M. Won Weber
Miss Grace Bushnell.
"Erauani Involami" (CavatinD ----
Verdi Miss Mabel Adair
Grand Concerto in E Minor
Opuus 1l----~----------Chopin
Miss Bertha Hubbard.
LIE Pardon de Plermel," (Aria)
----------------- Meyerbeer
Miss Lulu Sergeant.
"Le Campanella," Grand Etude
de Concert )------ -Paganini-Llszt
Miss Anna Krebs.
"Hope" (Trio) ---- .------- -Grist
CLASS.
Address and presentation of class
-------R Rev. Robert Whitaker
Presentation of diplomas
--------- President Whitaker
Overture, "Leonore" (Three
pianos) Beethoven
Misses Bushnell, Krebs, Iugersoll,
Hubbard, Sargeant, and
Mrs. Bagley,
The class of 1892 is composed of
the following named: Virtuous
course-Ida NJ. Adair, vocal; Ursula
G. Bushnell, piano; Bertha III. Hub
bard, piano; Mabel Ingersoll, piano
Anna NJ. Krebs, piano; Lulu G. Sar-
geant, vocal; teachers course-Ella
M. Dorrance, vocal; Anna M. Krebs,
vocal; Lulu G. Sergeant, piano.
The business meeting and annual
election of the Alumni association
was held in the society rooms after
noon.
At s o'clock this evening the liter
ary exercises and reunion of the
Alumni association will be held in
the chapel. The program which
has been prepared is an excellent
one and the occasion will be very
enjoyable. The following is the lit
erary portion of the program: Ora
ton, w. c. Hawley, '84; essay, Mrs.
Anderson, 'S9; poem, Susie Harring-
ton, 80; annals, A. n. Moores, '76.