The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-09
FINE PROGRAM
NOW ARRANGED
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT WILL
BE A FEATURE AT UNIVERSE
ITY AUDITORIUM TONIGHT.
Award Degrees TOmOrrOw-Presiden
Reception Last Night Was En-
jOyable Affair.


program of the students of the musi
department of the University of Idah
will be held at the university auditor
ium tonight, the general public bein
invited, and 1t is expected the even
will be the crowning feature of tn
entertainment provided for commence
ment week. The program has beel
prepared under direction of E. H. Stor
er and the numbers appropriately ar
ranged
Postpone State Board Meeting.
The meeting of the state board O
education scheduled for this morning
was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing when Evan Evans of Grangeville
and H. j. Rossi Of Wallace, Will be
in attendance. Many important mat
ters in connection with the winding
up of the school year will be con-
sidered. State Commissioner e. O.
Sisson and DR.. M A. Brannon will
attend the meeting
Wednesday Morning Program.
Tomorrow morning at 10:30 the reg
gular commencement exercises of the
1914 class will be held at the uni
versity auditorium at which time Dr.
Brannon will award the degrees as
well as announce some scholarships
and other awards. State Commission
er of Education e. o. Sisson will de-
liver the principal address, his sub
ject being "The State and Education"
Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 the
alumni banquet will be held
1t is announced that aside from the
degrees awarded the graduating class
that Miss Edwina Yearian will re-
ceive a special certificate in public
school music and Miss Marguerite
Jones will receive a special certificate
in pianofore playing and the theory
and history of music. 1t is an inter-
graduates are four students taking
bachelor degrees who have already re-
ceived bachelor degrees from other
colleges.
Boise Students HOnOred.
An interesting fact in connection
with the awarding of highest honors
for the four years college course is
that the three students receiving them
are all from Boise and were graduated
from the Boise high school. They are
Nettie Bauer, Gladys Lessinger, and
Stephen Regan. Miss Bauer as a
freshman had the high school scholar
'hip prize from the Boise high school.
Hiss Lessinger came as freshman as
he holder of the College Women's club
# Boise Scholarship.
Name Was Omitted.
Owing to an error in transcribing
he names of the university graduates
n the deans office, that of Walter
PRESTON Scott of Boise, was omitted
rom the list published In The Star
Iirror last evening. Mr.. Scott is one
the graduates of the mining engi-
eering department.
B. L. Robinson Resigns. h
An important announcement was Q
lade today by President Brannon in L
hich it was stated that B. L. Robinson t.
the political science department has r
,ndered his resignation and has ac- u
opted call to fill chair in the po- n
tical science department in Washing 5
IN University, st. Louis. tt
The Annual Reception. "
Notwithstanding the fact that an hi
her large reception was held in town
st evening, the annual reception
ven by the President of the univer-
y in honor of the graduating class
d of commencement visitors was 81
tended by large number of per- Ii
rs who highly enjoyed the delight IS
occasion. ne
The numerous guests were announc- ~
by G. l.. Larson to President Bran ci
n, who received with the deans of ~
, several colleges and their wives. wi
g Of the distinct pleasures for hosts 10
her Moscow friends was the pres
,e in the line of Mrs. James Alex io'
Ter Mclean, wife of the former I'D
,sident of the university, and al ISL
VS. extremely popular both in town +
university circles.
Seniors in Line.
he seniors in academic robes re- a.
we'd the guests in a line which al
ended along the entire west and ci1
tn walls of the gymnasium, the ah
IS numbering 68 persons. eui
he decorations of the gymnasium, "s'
clio
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