The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-23
THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO.
What it is Doing and What it Prom
Uses to do for Caldwell.
HIGHLY DESERVINGSUPPORT,
The Recent Closing Exercises Spleen
did PrOgress-A Credit to the State.

not haunt the dim clOiSterS and veneer
| able halls OF the college of Idaho, but
1t is nevertheless a promising and
worthy institution. The closing exer
| clSeS last week impressed that fact
very fOrclbly on the minds of Caldwell!
people and many visitors from the out
side. The programs are given in
this article and AL that need be said is
that each number was rendered with
taste and ability. On June II recital
was given by the pupils of Mrs. JnO. r.
Morrison, musical directress.
PROGRAM.
Minuet from Symphony in E............M Mozart
Maude Bres' ar Albert Brunze.
FreundVoll und It 'oli, OPP. 81, Merkel
Rondoletto, OPP. Huntcn. Gypsy Stevenson so
Etudes, Nos. and 10, OPP. 125. Heller
Minnet for Violin -Pldycl. ......... .Vestal Coffin
Mi'uet Moderne .........................C onrGth
Radetzky March Strauss
Gertrude Mayer. Babe Egleston
Bridal March from Lohergrin ... Ritter
PART
Invitation to Waltz TOn Weber
Cora HartkOpf. Ida Hartkopf,
Fragrant Violet, OPP. 123. Spindler
Serenata und Trio, ops. Is and IL. Moszhorslti
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. G .......'.... List
De La Garde Imperiale Rltsse-piano and Violin
Florence Egleston Babe Enlest m.
Sonata, op. ID. (Gfore, allegro ~. Beethoren
Rigoetto de Vertli-Liszt Julia Cooper
Peer Gynt, (S,,itc) OPP 23........,,...- GrieG
q. Morning; J.. Death Of Ase; C. Anitr' dance
Florence Egleston Babe EglestoiI.
On the 18th, of June the third an
nual exercises were had and the follow
ing excellent program presented.
PROGRAM.
Piano Duet-International Fantasia. Epstein
Mrs c. E. Ollie. Miss Nellie Jones.
Invocation.
Sal tatory-Why We Seek an Education I.'' o'''
;,.....:- Miss Nellie Hargrayes Gilbert
Vocal SODA Winter iu Ia'y ~: R; De ,, K%rss
History-Women in Public life. - ''o""!
o.,....,:...:. .::........M Miss Edna Little
V'0'n 'olo FANTASIA Mrs + 4 l. & 6l SiHgiSG
Prophecy-The Four Travellers ................
Vocal solo-The Daily Question . WV.
e. NeyerHelmHndD
Valedictor}- Mutual Dependence ....."
Music Disadvantages. Caldwell Guitar Club
Benediction.
After presentation of diplomas to
the graduates, Misses Gilbert, Little
Potter and Cooper, prizes were awarded
as follows: Miss Ruth Gipson one
year free scholarship for proficiency in
mathematics; Miss Eta Dodd excel
lence III Latin and Miss May Stevenson
$50 for proficiency in SOLVING original
geometrlcal problems In view of the
splendid work being done by the col
lege there is a general disposition in
the community to encourage and eX-
tend It's operation and influence. At
present an effort is being made to ar
range courses of study in the public
school so that students graduating
from the high school department may
enter the college without taking the
courses. This is a most
excellent movement and will adj,
greatly to the advantages of Caldwel
as an educational center In tue mat
ter OF education prejudices of every
character are easily overcome and the
best people will make every possible
sacrifice to afford their children every
available educational advantage In |
the line of general encouragement, it |
has been suggested by gentlemen |
wholly disconnected with the college
that individuals might make up fund |
and place it at the disposal OF the col
ege directory to be used for furnish
ng certain nnmber-as many as pos
'lble-free scholarships for the next
Tear. This could be started on a small |
scale, say with ten or fifteen scholar
ship, and an effort made to induce
from the outside to take ad-
'antage of the opportunity. AS per-
nanent arrangement, it would mater
ally assist the public school by fur
llshing an incentive to the pupils to
graduate from the high school. This
dea is worthy of careful considera-
ION, and 1T seems, quite practicable