Weekly Chemawa American., May 30, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

CHEMAWiAAMERlCAN.
'm. Supt. Fritter lfaatiihteft in ft very. fit
ting speech compHn?Mingtne htss its
excellent record and BoWpting the g4ft in1
behalf of the Behoof. - .
iJMIiftni B. Mahone, claps oraW, then
df!tivrert an address to his-class which
. shotted careful thought and preparation
and gratitude for all our government in do-'
Ink for .the Indian race. A vocnlsolo.-G.od
Bye Sweet Day," was beautifully rendered
by Mrs.Carthrae, a sister of Sup). Potter.
After a short address by Supt. Potter1, tliei
, audience united iti'slniii'i(r"Americ" and
ftlj,Jft,:far the athletic field where at 4 p.m.,
, aatv-brtll irarae between the school , i en m
n.dtttie Willamette Ualverhity team took .
place resulting; in a vli'tovy 'for the Cne'-.
.mawa team score. At 6:30 a hand concert;
j was given under the leading ot Prof. Heni .
jy, S'Oudenmeyer whose able instruction
has made tiUr band the best In the state
.Atf,J,p.. m. in spite of lowering clou Is'
an, j P.regQn ' mist the A lb to y Ex press '
br,)llKftt out from Salem more than one.'
i.cbtji'd additional visitor's to witness the
ltrajtiutini exerciseB "held in the school
Chupel. At t.OO p. m J the' large chapel whV
filled and many, were obliged to stand from
lark of romj thera being three-hundred'
fllt-y visitors from Salem.' A the rich notes
JPfi prbcefsionat march as plnyed by
Miss Lot lie t'aiie of the JulW oIhbs .filled '
the room. , "
Th graduating class composed, of fmr '
young women looking very dainty In their
pretty white gowns, and twelve yojihtf men
in neat blak suiis hiarched' slowly' down
the alsle'iriouiUed the steps and took their -places
perserved for (hem oil t lie rostrum!'
facing the 'audience. Opposite the class
sat Supt. Potter, Gov. and Mrs. Ger, Vice ;
PreBtdehf and Mrs. Hawley 'of Wiltum tte
UoVveralty' Sverlal of the clergy from
Salem and others . ' ' ' '
After the piano solo by L tile Luae and 1
the Invocation: by R v.C.ltabing or Solem
the 'following program was rendered: '
PiahoiJlo." . . " v?.1"'vLottleJ Lane
IoocHfion". r.ivRe'C: A Rabin '
Kon'tfv!1:.1 a 1 choir
LUtffti 'iU IS Und,.of ttvtf HdrilFalrtmnkv''-'
Orat ion . . . . . : .Hli.ifttU.u Charles Alels
the. Snecllit. i,U
Piano Solo Irene Campbell
Romance op.' 44. Rubensteln.
A Legend f Fire.., Vina Wnodworth
gorg Nesika Qnirtette
The Jolliest Bovb Alive'. Emeron.
Oration.:. Alfred OllliB
A Fact'orln Civilizuti-n.
Vocal Solo...-. ...... Charley Cuiter:
A Thousand Leagues under I be & a. Pet rle.
Oration Theresa Clieaw
The Mau with a' I lobby'.
Piano Solo ... . ......... Gertrude Brewer
' Gondoliera op, 41,-Mot.zknwBki
Orallon James Suii ill
Our Flag. .
Address to Class, Vice-President W. C.
' - Hawley f; Willamette Univep-ity
Presentation of Dlploms,.Gov. T. T. Geer
Glee.-...j..... ... ..Choir
Sunbeam. Fairbank. ,
First Honors , .
All members of the Glass acquitted them
selves wiih honor to themselves and tliflr
school, frod so closed our Twenty second
annual commencement . .
The offloers'6f the 10:20 p. va. Overland'
having failed to receive orders the Irwin
Sped through Cheinawa leavingabout three
hundred amazed and disappointed people
standing outside the gates. The gytnna'
gium wan thrown open the hand was order
ed out and the visitors who were dfvoler
of TerpsiiThiire amused themselves tripping
the "LighV fantastic" till ft. prcll cni
down from Tortland to carVy them back to
town. ' '
1 LOCAll AND PERSONAL! '
Ni! hoi as Lawii Is making' a-eprfilg' sail
for Mr. Potter. ' ' ' '; - i
The tail rs arq mHkinjiome new base
ball suits f.ir tut team,
. jVsnle Crook Unmaking , a n?ce suit Ut
Pr. (ai't fight of Saltti. ;ir.l'- ,r
Mist Mnry X homsoiHAmklntr hrseU. s
tailor made suit in the bailor sjipp. "
"Mrf '-Gtf'lflMh' froiij BilftWVviBit.fd . hW
daUglitcr'MaiJrh; s(l.lftii? Oe'tiyxieuw meiit.-