Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-11
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and the exercises were attended by
a number Of visitors from the city.
The program was as follows:
The Lords Prayer (Spoken) .
-............ BY Oral Pupils
Nearer, My God to Thee" lin the
sign language, accompanied by
music) ...................... .,
Grace Kau, Ruby westfall, Clara
Hagen.
Essay" Erroneous Ideas About
the Blind" -, Benjamin Wallace
Recitation, by Primary Oral Pupils
Indian Club Drill, by Glass of Girls
Essay-"The Art of Cookery" 80.
.-..-....- ..-...s Grace kau
Whispering Hope" (sign recita-
tion, accompanied by music -.
Fay Newth, Marguerite Kau, Pearl
Pickett. M
"Charge of the Light Brigade.
Benjamin Wallace, Frank Emer-
=. lex, Edward Hale.
Rose Drill ....... By Class of Girls
The Lotus Eaters-Delsarte Reel
tation ....,.. .e,........"...
Grace Kau, Ruby westfall, Matte
McClain.
Address and Delivery Of Diplomas
Hon. ]. H. Ackerman, Supt. of
Public instruction.
On Tuesday evening, June IA, at
the NJ e. church, will occur the
commencement recital of the College
of Music, under the direction of
Dean Mendenhall. This recital is
open to the general public. A fine
program has been arranged, consist
ing of piano and vocal numbers Of
high artistic excellence, several en-
semble numbers with two pianos,
and selections by the Glee Club, the
Ladies Club and the Glee Club
Quartet.
The graduating exercises for the
College of Oratory we're held at the
First Methodist church Thursday
evening when a class of three-Ber-
tha- Agnes Gross, Perry Prescott
Reigelman and William Anton
Schmidt-received diplomas. The
church wass beautifully decorated
with palms and syringa and the class
colors were everywhere in evidence.
The program was brief but of an in
teresting character. 1t was as fol-
lows:
Professional, march'in G (Calkin)
Prof. T. S. Roberts.
Invocation, Rev. Davis Errett.
Vocal solo, Miss Ada Miller
Annual address, Hon. P. H. D'Ar-
cy.
Pipe organ solo, Allegretto in A
(Tours), Prof. T. s. Roberts.
Presentation of class, Sara Brown
Savage, Dean.
Comforting of degrees, President
Fletcher Homan, d. D., s. T, B.
Benediction, Rev. H. T. Babcock.
The annual Alumni banquet of
the Salem high school will be held
this evening in the halls of the
high school building. Plates are be-
ing prepared for $50 students and
alumni, and it is predicted that in
every way the banquet will be the
best ever held: The first alumni
banquet was held in 'O6, and since
then the alumni has been increasing
at remarkable rate.
Mex week will be Commencement
week at Sacred Heart Academy. The
past year has been the most success
full one in its history and the entire
week will be one joyous occasion of
reunion and expressions of thankful
ness for the very favorable consid-
Grafton which has been given this
time-honored institution. The
schedule for the week is very in
teresting one and has been published
In The Journal,
Miss Frogley, one of the Park
school teachers, is to be married
soon, and goes to Astoria to live.
Miss Krauss of the Lincoln school
goes to take position in the Port
land schools next year.
Mrs. F. A. Erixon and daughter,
Gertrude, and Miss Mccoy, of the
Grant school, are at Corvallis.
Next Friday evening students Of
Mrs. Pope and Miss Mayors will be
heard I'm annual recital at some