Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-05-27
In THE SOCIAL WORLD.
THE REMEnYr CONCERT.

u The press Of the leading Eastern cit
les never fall to accord ~ the abov
world renowned vioIiDist the most en-
thusistic and favorable criticisms. Hi
performances are simply unsurpassed
! He is the leader In his art. His Instru
: meDt literally speaks the sentiments q
, It's master. He has had an ovation
from the Pacific coast from Los ADge
les, north, as his dates have been filed
Encores are universally the rule. Hi
style IL peculiar, but IL never fails Il
create furore with his audiences. He
Initiates the human voice and tn,
, sounds Of nature as well. His violin II
An opera 10 itself, and bis hearers weer
and laugh In harmony with his moods
The artists that accompany him are
such only as Remenyi would employ
His appearance here on June 9Th will
be the event Of The season In musical
circles. Remember the date, and dc
not fail to attend. To have heard
Remenyi Is one of the rare treats of a
lifetime. The Y. M. G. A. has the the
matter In charge, and will spare no
pains to make every one welcome.
Their cozy little hall will no doubt be-
crowded, but reserved seats can be Sc
cured in advance, without extra charge
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY ExER
CIsEs, MAY 30, 1893.
Chief marshal, Major Geo. Williams;
aides: j. II. Mccormick, Lieut.. A. o.
Condit, J. G. Schoemsker.
Parade will march at I:3O o'clock %.
m. sharp from q. A. n. headquarters,
corner of Chemeketa and Commercial
streets, to the Rural cemetery, where
the ritual ceremonies of the G.. A. X.
will be performed.
All old soldiers and sailors are cor
daily invited to participate with US In
observance Of the day.
Business men are kindly requested to
close their places Of business at l2|
O'Clock.
CHIEF MARsHAL ORDERS.
Sedgwick Post and Sedgwick w. II.
c., Indian War Veterans will form on
west side Of Commercial street, right
resting on Chemeketa.
Battalion o. N. g. will form on south
side of Chemeketa street, right resting
on Commercial street.
Sumpter Camp, No. s. and Harrison
Institute cadets, on south side Of Che
meketa street, right resting on Com
mercial street.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Chief Marshal and Aides.
Second Regiment Band.
Battalion o. N. q.
Sedgwick Post No. 10.
Relief Corps No.
Indian War Veterans.
Sumpter Camp No. 8, s. o. V.
Harrison Institute Band.
Harrison Institute Cadets.
Citizens In Carriages.
EVENING PROGRAM. |,
Sedgwick Post and Corps will assem-
,le at Headquarters at 1880 O'clock and
march to the opera house where the
ollowing program will be rendered.
Opening prayer, Rev. @. l.. Keller.
nau. &
Song America, double quartette and
udience. {
introductory remarks by @. p. San. {
erson.
Song, Marching Through Georgia.
Grafton by s. &. Adams.
Song, Aud Lang Syne.
Benediction.
THE BLIND SCHOOL. III
The state institute for the blind held :
$ closing exercises Tuesday and Wed
esday evening at the chapel OF Will
met,e university. There was no
landing room left on the last evening
ihen the pupils showed the results oil
heir years work. The calisthenic ex.
rcises, with accompaniment by blind
upil, were a suprise even TO old teach
rs from the other public inslituti ms.
upt Bollinger T. an expen 10 apl..I
nes of work that cad up teet -, Y
'dward Chapman whs TM N -
ral Of talent AS az slocuthtt M NWSb
n the honors for The beS tMNf Nm
trained he would ueoAE ~ IN
Ind Milburn from hasse1ktalMth
Adis Bristow's piano playiD ~