Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-18
UNIVERSITY EXERCISES.
Prof. COndOn's Lecture Before
the Societies.
ACADEMY GRADUATING EXERCISES
To Take Place Tonight-PrC-
gram for Tomorrow.

Miss Marguerite Anderson with conset'
yatory assistance, the chapel being
crowded on this occasion. Miss Alder
son has now studied four or five years
under the teachers Of the conservatory
and In many things excels, both a.
vocalist and pianist. The program
shows the highest classical to the best
models OF modern style. In each che
showed a master hand, both In the re-
aujred technical skill and in the art OF
expression. She appeared in four piano
compositions. One, ,Beethovens greatest
sonata "The Appsssionata," LiszVs
"Rigoletto," Schuman's Novelette,
Opus. 2l"and Kunkels" Alpine Storm"
The other numbers deserving mention
is Miss Beamer's vocal solo, Cuckoo"
"Shall Grow Old" was finely given
and appreciated. Miss Beamer was 50
well appreciated when Amauld, the
great Scandinavian violinist, was In
Salem last fall that he engaged her 10
90 with him on tour in Washington
and British Columbia. She leaves soon
and is already billed for ten concerts.
Mr.. Akers sang the "Roll Call" with
fine tenor voice and was enthusiastic-
ally applauded, Prof. Parvin having
to transpOse the song through a differ
accompaniment, the copy that was
made being lost. Tue piano quartets'
vocal qusrtets and trio were hneiy
given. Miss AldersOn's anthem,
HPraise to God, Immortal Praise" sung
by a semi. chorus was composition Of
fine merit worthy Of place in some
anthem book. 10 all the concert was
success, rejecting great credit to the
management Of the conservatory
The lecture given before the literary
societies Of the Willamette University
last evening by Prot. Condor, Ph. D.
} OF the State University at Eugene, was
attended by an unusually large and at-
tentive audience.
After an excellent vocal selection by
Miss Maud Kellaway, j. w. Reynolds,
president OF the joint societies, intro
duoed Prof. Condor.
The speaker traced the geology OF
Oregon from the time the region now
occupied by our state was as yet Gov
cred by the Pacific ocean, with the ex'
csption Of two islands, one ia lsouth-
western Oregon and the other In the
northwestern part Of the state, up Ia
the present time. Prof Condor had
three charts, or maps, representing The
thrss periods through which every
land passes, viz, the ocean, lake and
ri yer periods. The lecture was n treat
y sud was highly enjoyed by all'
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