Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-05-27

- 'h0 ooutn uurng slave
uays, the story of a negro boy, was
given beautifully by Miss Emmeline
Kline. Miss Letitia Abrams two Sc
lectlons were excellent. "The Judg-
ment Day depicting a childs ideas
told In his own quaint manner. was
especially good. ""'
In delightful manner Miss Alioe
JUDD gave a character Interpretation
that was most ludicrous and kent the
audience bubbling over with laughter
VlVld and exciting was the story of a
4orse race told in excellent manner
Dy John McNees. Closing the nro-
gram long, continuous laugh was
AFFORDED the audience by a plavet
given in merry style. In Rose RurI-
ing Whimsical young woman. Miss
Blanch Liston was quite perfect: her
support being all star actors.
MISS Myers fine work with "NIinuet
IN Z Minor" was most satisfactory
MISS Rebhan sang beautifully with
sweet voice d'Hardelot's Beneath tbe
branches Miss Joy Turner assist
ing with violin, in most perfect man
ner. --'''N
All for You" was sung in excel
lent voice by Miss Strong.
lhls was the final recital of the
college of oratory for the school wear
on the evening of June sixth the
class Will make its last appearance in
a playet Summer Boarders" which
promises to be quite its best work
Pupils recital, College of oratory,
willamette University; Fletcher Ho-
man president; Sarah Brown Savage.
dean; University chapel, NAV 23
1911: 90
Program
Mlnuet IN Z Minor. .Grieg
Miss Maud Myers
"A FISH story jerome K. Jerome
Robin Day.
Mrs. Casey on Lawn Tennis"
- .'...... Irene Stoddard Capwell
Ethel Thomas.
robes Monument" Elizabeth Kelham
Emmeline Klein.
Beneath the Branches" .dHardelot
Miss Edna Rebham
Violin, Miss Turner.
(a) A Tail of the Airly Days. ....
James Whitcomb Riley
(b) The Judgment Day.. .....
''............E Edmund Vance Cook
Letitia Abrams.
! Aunt Deborah Has a Visitor" ...
''''.'.. ............ Isabel Fiske
Alice Judd.
Tiger Lily '.............W. H. Fiske
John McNees.
All for YOU. .d'Hardelot
Miss Laura Strong.
sketch, The Whim of a Woman"
Characters.
Rose Burling, a changeable young
woman. ........ Blanch Liston
Walter Larabee, and Rollin Webster.
IN love with Rose. e..............
John Menus and Paul Blanchard
Jennie, a maid. ... Winnifred Reeves
Rev. |. L. Makrite. .... Harry Mccain
AS happy ending fthe school
years social events last Saturday
thfrty-four members of two literary
societies of the university, Philodor-
ians and h'lodosians, enjoyed a trir
on the Willamette river in launch
Independence and a picnic with
phonograph, bonfires and all the de-
lights connected with such affairs.
Miss Ruth Wallace was hostess for
the Kensington club last Thursday
afternoon in her summer home at
Oak and Liberty streets.
Although Willamette University
commencement program is as yet in
complete, its beginning will be the
reception given this evening bv
President and Mrs. Homan with
Dean and Mrs. Patterson honoring
the seniors of the college of liberal
arts:
June 4.-Baccalaureate sermon OF
the Kimble College of Theology.
June Banquet to the seniors at
Kimble College.
June 6-"Summer Boarders" the
annual June play of the College OF
Oratory.
June 7-Kimble College gradua-
ton exercises.
June S-Inter-society oratorical
contest for the possession of the
society silver cup.
June -Baccalaureate sermon
for the college of liberals arts by
Doctor Fletcher Homan, president OF
Willamette University,
Afternoon-Fa Farewell meeting Of
the members of Y. M. and Y. W. G. A
Evening to the Christian
associations.
June 12-President' reception.
June 13-Closing recital of the
college of music.
June 14-Alumni day; meeting II
the afternoon and banquet in the
evening.
June 15-Commencement day fol
college of liberal arts with class day
exercises in the evening at Firs
Methodist church.
Among prominent men who will
be here for the commencement are
DR. F. S. Hoyt of Cincinnati, Ohio
Rev. John Flynn of Portland and Mr.
Ashael Bush of Salem, all of whom
were members of the board OF trus