Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-07

government photographer, who dur
ing his travels of several years in
the western half of the United States
gathered Indian costumes, relics, rugs.
head gear, bows and arrows and all
other conceivable material owned by
different tribes and valued at $1,000,
among which Is an entire costume
worn by Wolf Eagle, chief of the
Blackfeet Indians of Montana. Among
the tribes from which he secured his
costly outfit are the Apache, Flat
heads, Blackfeet, Sioux, Umatilla, Yak
ina, Bloods, Papago, Pima, Pueblos,
Yuma, fPiute and Klamath tribes. He
has placed his entire outfit at the
disposal of the class for the play and
in addition. Limbert & Eckert, the
taxidermists, have loaned number
of Indian skin costumes Frank
Smith, of Twenty fifth and State
streets, who owns an Indian princess
| dress, secured from Montana tribe,
has loaned the costly dress, the sleeves
land yoke of which are solid bead work
and which will be worn by Miss Wv
! ian Irwin, the chiefs daughter in the
second act. The ceremonial dress
| to be worn by the medicine woman in
/
real Nez Perez outfit and is owned by
Mrs. Rosie Johnson of Kamiah.
| While the play will not show much
dramatic talent, 1t will be spectacular,
| full of amusing and hair raising Incl
dents. The ensemble work Of the class
| is a difficult part of the program and
said py those who have watched the
rehearsals to be excellent. Miss Mar
i nd how oy,d of lNs-ax, q
spent Saturday following up the In
dams in the Sells -Floto show imitat-
ing their walks, habits and gestures
so as to appear perfectly Indian and
as the gifted instructor is a daugh-
ter of the west who has seen much of
Indian life it is assured that the play
| will be all that is promised for 1t.
Commencement Exercises.
The graduating exercises will be
held at the Pinney theater Wednesday
night DR. Melvin Brannon, president
of the University of Idaho, will de-
liver the commencement address
Those who will receive diplomas or
the occasion-are as follows:
/ Helen Abs, Helen Annett, Kathleen
Austin, Maude Ayers, Ellen Belk. Dor
othy Baker, John Baker, Harry Baker
|, Joyce Barnes, Edna Belsher, Grace
Bennett, Glenn Berry, Arthur Blom-
gren, Hazel Boeck, Vernon Brown, Vir-
gil Bullock, William Butler. Milton
Cage, George Campbell, Harlan Camp
bell, Isabelle Carnes. Alline Caskey
Violet Cherry, Frances Clark. Lola
Clyne, Vera Grain, Frances Cunning
ham. Russell Cunningham, Marion Cur
tbs, Alfred Dahlberg, Frank Davidson
Il Helen Davidson, Marie Davis. Harry
, Disney. Florence Estes, Theodore Falk
} Dorothy Faris, Charles Fillmore Franz
, Fisher, Ethel Fitzpatrick, Idris Flack
Edith Fry, Ina Gibson, Martha Grave
ley, Gladys Crete, Milton Hart, Luc!
Harvey, Gertrude Hays, Permelis
Hays, Grace Heath, Sylvia Hedden
Gladys Higgins, Edwin Horrie, Sylvia
Hunter, Vivian Irwin. Clifford John.
| son, Edith Jones, Ferne Kenison, Har
old King, Howard Kingsley, William
Koelsch, Grace Laverty, Katherin,
Logan. Thomas Lundy, Mary Nc
Arthur, Elizabeth Mcpherson, Gu,
Mangun. Archie Mclean. Ann;
McPheters, Don McGufin, Jean
nette Mickey, Lloyd Mitchell, Johi
Morrison, Nettie Morrison, Carrl
Nagel, Harvey Nelson. Stella Nor
dyke, Norman Nourse. Helen Ogsbury
Jean Orr. Ray Pefiey. Anna Penrod
Kenneth Peters, Edward Phelps, ELIZA
beth Ploeger Leah Powell, A. ]. Priest
Fay Proffer, Laura Prosser, Hall
Robb. Mary Roberts Robert Robinsor
Lillian Ross, Eleanor Ruick, Lotti
Scott. Lorraine Selby. Harry Sewel
Mabel Sharpe, Frank Shaw, Eugen
Sherman, Malinda Shurtz, Mabe
Smith, Elva Snow. Lois Stiles, Alic
Tierney, Francis Tolles, Rosa Ulm 81
Helen Veatch, Warren Vickery. Iren
Wiser, Mildred Warren, Etna Wattles
Fanny White, Mabel Whitman, Mar
jorie White. Kenneth Whyte. yivial
Wibra, Ora Wilcox. Inez Woesrei
Edith Woodcock. Melville Woods, viii
bur Yarnal1, Frances Wyman. Rut
Yost, Dana Yost, Don Yost.