Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-19
Graduating Exercises to Occur
Next Week.
AN ELABORATE
Has Been Arranged and the Event will
be Worthy of the Institution
and the State.

~ Dillon. Jan. Is.
The graduating exercises at the State
Normal promis to be he greatest event
in the history of the institution. An
elaborate programme has been prepared,
and every effort is being made to have
commencement week." an event worthy
of the chool and state.
Those who will graduate and receive
their diplomas on this occasion are Miss
Alice G. Chambers, of Livingston: Miss
Edith E.. Cashmere, Dillon: Miss Mary G.
Lewis, Bozeman; Miss Kate Paxton, Dill
Ion; Miss E. Mae Rich. Dillon; Miss Hat
tie E. Waldorf, Dillon. These young la
dies will graduate from the four years.
course.
The following programme is arranged
for commencement week:
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Rev. s. D. Hooker will deliver the bacca-
laureate address, in the assembly hall of
the state normal. All the exercises OF
the week will be held in the same place.
Tuesday evening, January 23rd, there
will be a musicale, given by the students
of the State Normal school under the di-
rection Of Prof. E. J. Passmore, director of
music.
The programme is as follows:
Part song, 1.-The Triton" Mol!oy
The Chorus Club.
Piano a hands, Invitation to the Dance
.......... -. ............ y. Won WtO@I
Miss Lille Peterson and Mr.. Passmore.
Song. "Esmeralda" .......... .......Levy
Miss Pierce.
| Song, (contralto) Mona"
Miss Peterson.
Duet, "A Night in Venice" .......Arditti
Miss Rich and Mr.. Burtch
Song, When the Heart is Young"
Miss Chambers.
Part Song. Spring With Fairy Feet
Returning from William Tell
The Chorus Club.
Piano Solo. 1.-The Carnival of Venice
$500. ............ 80. ...... .Schulol
Miss Lille Peterson.
Duet, 1.-The Fisherman" ........Gabassi
Misses Chambers and Peterson.
Song, Il Fear No ............Pin sule
Mr.. Scott.
Piano Solo, Concert Valse.'... .Schuloff
Miss Grace Greater. sssa
Ensemble, March Of the Phantoms
Piano A, Misses Greater and Conway;
piano B, Miss Peterson and Mr.. Pass
more.
Quartette, "Good Might. white
Misses Rich, Page and Messrs. Burtch
The Chorus Club is composed of the
following members:
Soprano-Chambers, Sharkey, Pierce
and JacGuett.
Alto-Page, Rich, Lamont and Peter
son.
Tenor-Burtch, Passmore and Beers.
| Bass-Jones, Burtch, Stamm n Scott.
| Accompanist to part SONGS, Miss Grace
Graeter.
Acompanist and director, E.. j. Pass
more.
Thursday evening, Jan. 25th, will be
"class day. exercises. The programme
for this occasion is as follows:
Music ........ .........Normal Orchestra
Presidents Address .... ....Kate Paxton
Glass History $3.50. ..Edith Il. Cashmere
Music ...Mae ~. Rlcn
Glass Prophecy ...... Hattie E. Waldorf
Address of Welcome Phoebe Comfort
Music. vocal. ........A)ice c.. Chambers
ClassWil ........ ........Mary {. Lewis
Response by Custodian. Grant P. Marsh
The "clas day exercises will be es-
pecially interesting.
At 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon the
graduating exercises will TAX place. Hon
Edwin Norris, at present acting governor,
will represent Governor Smith on this
occasion and present the diplomas to the
graduating class. DR.. Jas. Reid, presi-
dent Of the agricultural college, will de-
liver an address. The music on this Oc-
casion will be rendered by the City Or
chestra composed Of five pieces.
Piano-E. J. Passmore.
Violin-A. B. Coon.
Trombone-A. I. Cashmere.
Clarionet-G. w. Crowell.
Comedian Adams.
The musical selection will be inter-
spersed with the essays of the grad
yates. All these essays are closely re-
lated to each other and represent some
phrases of modern education.
1. "Past and Present." contrast be-
personalities Edith f. Cashmere.
2. "Some Educational Theories aim of
education, many-sided interests: culture
epoch, theory, etc-Miss Kate Paxton.
3. "Some Practical Applications of the
Theory of Self Activity" culture studies
Miss Hattie E. Waldorf.
4. Mature Study"-Miss Alice E..
Chambers.
5. "Music"-Miss Mae E. Rich.
etwee the ideal and actual in the av-
erage school-Miss Mary C. Lewis.
In the evening there will be an infor-
NAL reception during which light re-
freshments will be served. This Is also
intended to be a sort Of housewarming
to celebrate the completion Of the recent
extensive building changes. Every part
of the building will be thrown open for
the inspection Of the public.
Recently many material additions to
the equipment of the school in the way of
apparatus and books have been made,
also many plaster casts, paintings, etc,
0f lndOlhfp6 artistic unorit howe hcon