Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-06-13
ooMMENoEMENr CONTINUES
Various Details of Exercises and Pro
grams Of Entertainments.

grams OF EntertatnmenIs'
Willamette university keeps pretty
quiet all the year around until June.
Then the institution begins 10
kick and unwind itself. There are
weeks Of commencement. The grad
yates of different kinds come out OF
their shells. Oratories, orations, essays,
diplomas and degrees are flying in
every direction. Handsome girl stu
dents and young men blushing win
honors are thick as bees In clover.
TRUSTEES MEETING.
All day yesterday the board OF
trustees of Willamette university were
in session, receiving the work and con-
ditions of the past year and in the
evening officers were elected.
The degree of d. ID. was conferred
upon Revs. NJ. G. Wire and John Par
SONS The degree of Master of Arts was
conferred upon Miss Ellen J. Chamber
lain, preceptress Of the Washington
state university at Seattle.
Prof. Willis G. Hawley, for the past
year acting president of the university,
was elected president by a unanimous
vote and accepted the honor in feel.
ing address. The following were
elected as officers for the ensuing year:
Gen. w. III. Odell, president; Hon. F.
r. Smith, vice president; Rev. j. II.
Roork, secretary; A. N. Bush, treasur-
er. Messrs. A. N. Bush, F. r. Smith
and DIR. ]. Reynolds were selected as
trustees to supply the vacancies on the
board caused by the expiration of their
term of office. j. H. Albert, G. b.
Moores and Leo Willis were chosen as
an auditing committee for the ensuing
year.
Rev. 1. d. Driver was re elected lee
turer upon theology for the ensuing
year, and Rev. J. H. Roork was re-
elected as financial agent and the
bishop presiding at the ensuing confer
ence was requested to detail them for
this work.
On motion of Rev. J. N. nenison a
committee, with Gen. w. H. Odell az
chairman, was appointed 10 submit to
the coming Legislature the propriety of
granting to the medical department. of
Willamette university the same appro-
priation from the state treasury as is
now being drawn therefrom by the
medical, department of the State uni
Gtlnh N hnr IaUia.
lation as may seem proper.
THE CONSERVATORY.
This morning was given the 18th an
nual commencement program of the
music conservatory as follows!
Overture, "5eige of Corinth"- -Rossini
ist piano. Misses Anderson ana Beamer,
2d'piano, Miss Bureh an and Harris,
Sd plano, Miss Aftermath aud
Mrs. Sharp.
Prayer r--------4-------------Rev. g W. Grann's
Misses Jory and .n6 NeSso%e; SsGT,s; MesSrs' G-nn
Aria, ava Va, Va Ditelle"- -Meyerbeer
Miss Marguerite Anderson.
AufSohwunsEi9R s&i.s ec ~ NoTa5 S9 Harris SOhunan
Cavatinl.-"Uaro Nome Verdi
Miss Dorothy G , Aftermath
'i''"' Mrs. Y ola \. Holland.
Allegro Sonata Opus 81, No. Beethoven
Miss Mary Burcham.
Aria-"Qui In Vo e. BelliI
Mrs, sharp.
Aria.-"Adelaide" -------------------Bee Beethoven
Miss May Newsome
Rondo Caprlccloso. Op. A,----- hn
Mics Dorothy Aldermatt.
THE ALUMNI.
Secretary Willis, cf the alumni, has
issued the following program, which
will be rendered at the chapel this
evening.
Music, selected, orchestra.
Prayer.
Music, piano solo, Nettie Beckner.
Introduction of class of 1894.
Music. vocal solo, Mrs. Holland.
Grafton, Hon. VIM. Galloway, b. s..
class of '6S.
Poem, Mrs. Sarelia Miller, b. s..
class of III.
Music, selected, orchestra.
Essay, Mrs. Frances Moreland Har
vey, b. s., class of '66.
Aunals, A. N. Moores, A. B class o.
'76.
Music, vocal duet, Misses Carpenter
and Anderson.
Recitation, Miss Mae Boise, b. l.
class of 80.
Music, piano solo, Miss Hubbard.
Benediction.
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Thursday is the great day of the sea
son, aud the time has heen assigned NJ
follows:
1000 a. m.-Commenoement of col
lege of liberal arts.
2:30 p. m.-(ommeneement ofcolleg'
of law.
500 p. m. .-Entertainment aud reun