The daily star-mirror., 1915-03-06
VARSITY GLEE CLUB
WILL MAKE TRIP
THE VARSITY GLEE CLUB LEAVES
FOR TOUR OF NORTHERN
PART OF STATE
Splendid Program Arranged - Miss
Cox as SOlOist, and Quartet Make
Trip With Glee Club

Next Monday, March Sth, the Univer-
sity of Idaho Glee Club starts on it's
initial tour into Northern Idaho. The
club received such enthusiastic en-
couragement at it's recitals both here
and in Lewiston that it decided to
spread the University's fame to other
sections of the state It's itinerary in
cludes concerts in Spokane, March g.:
Standpoint, March s.; Occur dAlene.
March 10; Wallace, March IL; Kel-
logg, March 12; and st. Maries, March
13.
Some twenty-six members will take
the trip, including the String Quartet
which has delighted so many audi
ences in and about Moscow. A very
strong and attractive program has
been prepared containing many of the
best standard selections and furnish
ing much variety to please all tastes.
An exceedingly neat and clever souv-
enir program has been printed for dis
tribution among the audiences.
Much credit is due Professor Stor-
er for whipping into shape such an
excellent group Of singers to repre-
sent the University. Splendid support
from the University Management and
the Student Body has added greatly
in the enthusiasm engendered regard
ing the trip. The sympathetic inter
est and wise counsel of DR.. Brannon
in his appreciation of all musical mat
ters has also been a tower of strength
in making this the first Glee Club
trip, possible.
Particular mention should be made
of the good fellowship shown, not
only in acts, but deeds of the loyal
business men of the Moscow Chamber
of Commerce, who have responded SO
to all requests.
1t is with keen regret to the Glee
Club members that Mr.. Stone found |
himself unable to continue as man
ager of the business end of the club |
In justice to him as recognition of his
tireless energy, good comradeship,
self sacrifice, and splendid optimism,
special note should be made here of |
his fine services as manager. The
Glee Club members feel deeply the
loss of his help and will never forget
nis efforts in their behalf A special
vote of thanks was rendered him at
he last meeting of the membership
If the club Mr.. Donald David sue
leeds Mr.. Stone as manager and in
lin the club feels certain it has an
efficient business man.
Those making the trip are: In the
ilee Club-First tenors, w. H. Bonne-
lille, Walter Johnson John Brigham,
lean Gerlough; second tenors, Ray
yammack, Walter Sandelius, George
dcMullan, Lawrence Bonneville; /
aritones, Donald David, Chas. X. {
'eighler, Lawrence F. Stone, G. r.
suffington, G. F. Johnson; basses, '
'aul Wenger, John Booth, Harold s
ling, E. X. Humphries. The String {
luartet includes, D. D. Parmelee. f"et
iolin; Howard Holiday, second vio-
IN Raymond Pittinger, viola; Rus
ell Cunningham, cello. Miss Evelyn +
OK goes as soprano soloist and l
[iss Alice E. Tuller as accompanist. e
[r. John McEvers will probably go c
s assistant business manager. This
elegation represents several COM c
nations as, HUMPHREYS, Burlington, s
tone, and Gerlough, comprise the t
University Quartet; also Messrs Hum
hries, David, Brigham, and Gerlough.
ppear as soloists. I'll