The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-03
TWENTY SEVENTH
U Commencement
BACCALAUREATE SERMON BY
DEAN ELLERY SUNDAY MORN
ING AT IL O'CLOCK

"The Hills of Human Help" is the
subject of the baccalaureate sermon
to be given tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock in the university auditorium
by Dean Edward Ellery of Union Col
lege. The baccalaureate service is
for the SO members of the University
of Idaho graduating class of 1922.
In the afternoon at 4 o'clock The
university military band of 40 pieces
will gave band concert on the camp
us. Brent Nelson is director. The
first event of the commencement week
program begins tonight with the pre-
sentation of the senior play you
Never Can Tell" by George Bernard
Shaw, in the university auditorium.
Twenty Seventh Exercises
The commencement week exercises
mark the twenty-seventh graduation
program Of the university.
Monday is senior day. Alumni day
comes Tuesday and commencement
day comes on Wednesday. Eighty
nine bachelor degrees and eight mas
ter's degrees are to be granted on
Wednesday, The commencement ad-
dress is to be given by DR.. Hen1y
Baldwin Ward Of the University of
Illinois.
Installation of the University of
Idaho chapter of Sigma XII, national
honorary scientific fraternity, by DR..
Ward and Dean Ellery, president and
secretary, is an important event on
Monday In the afternoon the seniors
meet the faculty in a baseball game
and observe the honored custom or
planting the ivy.
Baccalaureate Program
One of the biggest features Of the
week is the annual recital by the de-
partment Of music on Monday eve
ming in the auditorium at s o'clock
The complete program for the bacca-
laureate services tomorrow morning
at II o'clock is as follows:
Professional I. University Orchestra
Invocation ..... Rev. r. L.. Dunn
Hymn No 7, 20 Worship the.
King ......-.........s.. Haydn I
Scripture Reading ........
......- Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy
Anthem, Unfold Thy Portals" from
"The Redemptio. n" . Gounod i
Baccalaureate Sermon. n.......
Dean Edward Ellery of Union
College.
Soprano Solo, eAngels Ever Bright
and Fair. Handel
Miss Marguerite Carney
Doxology ............. Congregation
Benediction -. Rev. j. Orrin Gould
.. University Orchestra
Band Concert Numbers
The band concert program which
starts at 4 o'clock on the university
campus tomorrow afternoon follows:
Overture "Orpheus,' j. Offenbach;
Dance Of the Hours, from La Giocan-
da, Ponchielli; Pilgrim chorus from
and Evening star from
Tanhauser; Selection "The Daughter
of the Regiment" Danizette; Cele-
brated Minuet, Paderewski; Mazurka
Caprice "Blue Violets," r. Eilenberg.
Musical Program Monday
The complet program for the an
nual recital of the department Of mus
ic on Monday evening in the audi
torium at 5 o'clock is:
Concerto, op. 25, Mendelssohm, by !
Inez Sanger and Irene Starrh. Can
tilena (violin solo) Andre, by Lionel
Sterner with Frances Roach as ac-
companist On Wings of Song, Men
delssohm-Liszt, and Whims, Schu- i
mann, by Eleanor Eddy. Les Etin-
CllOo, MO6ZkOWShl, Ell h1u6, OCAu-
betr-Liszt, by Alice Peterson. zone
Fine Day, MADAME Butterfly, Puc-
cini The Cuckoo, Lehman, by Ida !
with Miss Clark as ac-
companist. Indian Lament, Kreisler,
Minuet, Beethoven, Werner Rippling
or with Inez Sanger, accOmpanist
G Minor Brahms, Gertrude
Christen. Magic Fire (Valkyrie)
Brassin- Wagner, Mcclure Cleft hand
alone), Lhevinne-S -Schiabine, Turkish F
March, Beethoven, by Frank Mitten.
The Bellman, Forsyth, Rolling Down
@ Rio, Ripling- German, by Werner +
Inez Sanger accompanist. r
Ballade, G Minor, Chopin, by Freder- =
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