Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-16

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dressing the class. d. IrEin spoke o
the responsibility resting upoo this
: members u the graduating cl8ss O
norm1l oourse. ub0 wers about q
assume charge q . sc1J8l. IL .requires
q person q ability q realize the p1fs
sibilities q these 10 ycur keeping II
Is . calling worthy : Dost noble am
bition.
Miss Lelo Nicklin. delighted th-
sudieuos Eith q violio SIP that sas
VsrT sEillfGIly executed. This gifted
y0unE Tiolinist received an eEcore
% which sls RESPONDED with an sec
ODd number that Nzs equally as well
reu5er7d a. the 6rst.
After a short address c9ngratulst-
/ ing the young graduates Oh the sue
cass that had ATTENDED them In their
Z school work aud eIiendiDg them
wishes for . pr0sperUU> and successful
I future. assuring them that wherever
they might locate they would have
the kindly wishes 4 the pioneer ed
UsstiOnal institution. from which
they had graduated. President Hsw-
ley presented diplomas a. follows:
Classical COurse-R- ". Davis. G..
c. Miller. and d. Cans. r '. Oh
mart. also a graduate from this de-
psrtment. was detained az home by
sickness but viii receive the coveted
diploma in due -eas0n.
Latin Scientifc.-Miss Ethel May
Fletcher.
NOTmsL-Misses Florence Pember-
ton, Alice Balsley. Alice McFadden
and Grace Long; Messrs. 2. L. Bal
linger, g. ". Aschen5rennsr. and ;.
). Aschenbrenuer.
The members Of the class desire u
express appreciation q those Who
50 kindly assisted in the work 0f dec
Grating the church for their exercises
and also 10 thank Miss woodruff. Ms
II. B. Holland and Miss LEO Sicklia
for the help they rendered on tu-
program; als0 the uslsrs a1i tIl~s
who 50 nicely looked after tie tu.g-
ers.
ANNUAL MUSICAL RECITAL
The First MethodisI churc1 vas
filed this morning By an apprec;.tiye
audience TO enjoy the exercises q the
annual recital Of the cilege Of music.
Seated on the platform with Prof.
R. a. Heritage, dean Of the college,
and Prof. f. {. Leatters, were the
members Of the class which consists
Of the following:
Mrs. Grace Gillingham-Davis, Mrs.
Eunice Barnes-Grannis and Mrs.
Esther Hall-McNary: Misses Lillian
Anna Atwood. Nina Heulat,
Iona White, Rose Woodruff, Geni-
We've Hughes, Oskie Matthews. Ethel
Hughes, Esther Collins, and Juanita
Lauffman; MesSrS. ". ?. Babcock
and J. ". Bickford.
The Chcmeketa quartette and Miss
Ethel Hughes were programmed for
but owing 70 slight colds on
the part Of J. r. Dzyis and Miss
the audience was denied the
pleasure Of hearing these splendid
yOcalists, d fact sincerely regretted.
The following program was very
presented. each number
a deserved recognition at
the hands Of the delighted audience:
The Two Grenadiers
". z. BabcOck.
Russell . Wind Of the Winter Night |
Miss Juniata Lauffman.
BelIni, All Is Lost, Gently Ger
Ne Stealing. ........
........ Mrs. Esther Hall-McNary.
Root. t......... ... Home, Sweet Home
The Cardinal Quartette.
ROssini, Tyrant, Soon I'll Burst
Thy Chains. s................
.......-.... Miss Rose Woodruff.
Verdi .... ........... Twas no Vision
Miss Anna d. Atwood.
DOniZetti. tti.......-....O %, My Fernando
Miss Iona White.
iercandante. e........... Fairy Visions
Miss Lillian Robin.
Legends OF the Orient
The Heritage Lady Quartette.
-antOr, On Fair, Oh, Sweet and
hOly. y...-....-..........
iawley e.. When Love Is Gone Z
combs. .... In Dreamland
j. W. BickfOrd.
iaydn o.. THE Marvellous Work !
Mrs. Eunice Barnes-Graunis.
The selections blythe Cardinal and
ieritage lady Quartettes received en-
ores tOwhich the Yocalists responded.
At the conclusion Of the program,
'rUf. Heritage made a few remarks,
respective OF the work of the college
music for next year. Prof. ]. Q.
'entOn, has associated himself with
he college and has been assigned TO
le head OF the violin department.
IL is the intention of Prof Heritage
have a pianist Of international
me in Salem nv Sent ISf IN take