Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-17
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COMMITTEES Wers appointed % draft
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To Pry1- J. L Carter Eas a. igos1
tie d1ty q Introducing tbs class q
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CJlGNExCEIEENT DAY EXEECLsEs-
The graduating exercises q the
College q liberal arts t0ok place
10 TIE university chapel At 10 q. m
today. TIE chapel Ezs comfortably
1lled with the friends and relatives Of
the graduates
the class found q very suggestive
and appropriate motto 10 the follow
Ing line from Virgil: SD age nun.
rarDe yiam et susssptun per6ce
nunUs"
The platform Was Elle1 aitl the
faculty board q trustees.
visiting alumni and graduates.
Prof. T. c. Leathers. and Miss Anna
d. Atwood, opened tie program gith
4 lively gallOp, sponhoitz. Opus -.
that vas worthy the applause that
vas accorded its performances.
Rev. John Parsons gave an iEpres-
dve prayer and Prof. Z. A. HeFitase's
-ich, bass voice was heard 10 The (
Arm Chair" that vas sung with /
,Weet expression. The piece, % beau 1
ifully sung by Prof. Heritage, Is a /
piece 70 LOngfellOE's /
Village Blacksmith" The prOfes-
or responded % the irresistible en-
,9Te. that always follows his perform
nee. b singing a second numbcF.
The commencement 0rztion vas
hen delivered by Rev. Wesley X 4
Beans, pastor % the P0Ttlaud Centen-
lafy church, whose subject was Get
ing Up 10 the World The speaker
.peEsd his address Rith words q
Ongratulati1n for the young gradu-
tes, and delivered one o. the most
l0quent- thoroughly practical ana
pprOpFlate Orations ever delivered 10
his city.
Prof. j. {. Denton, with his master
ul skill, executed a beautiful violin
1lO aud responded 20 an encore.
The presentation % the class vas
iade by Hon. ". ii. Odell, president
T the board Of trustees. Mr.. Oiell's
smarks we're brief bat were con-
ieudabie Of the work Of the class.
President w. c. HaWley after speak
" Ia the highest terms Of the high [,
rade of work, and the proficiency Of !
be graduates, conferred degrees I
) following:
Bachelor Of Arts-MIsses Edith
ields. Hetta Field; Messrs. Floyd 4
ield, J. Warren Klein. Wm. +. Klein
nd &. J. AtwOOe. 1
Master OF Arts-John W. Reynolds.
Doctor OF Law-Chief Justice f. A.
oore, Of the Oregon supreme court.
Graduate in Art-Mrs. Sarah Hunt
eeyes.
Doctor OF Divinity A. Carnine,
Denver, Col.
AT this point OF the program, Presi-
mt Hawley awarded the prize of so a
lnually Ohered by Prof. 4. NJ. c
ltch, OF Seattle, 10 the student Of o