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MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1916
TOLUME Y.
NUMBER 134
SOME GLEE CLUB
SAYS NEZPERCE
UNIVERSITY AGGREGATION MADE
A BIG HIT ON THE
PRAIRIE
The Local Paper Tells About It—Says
the Fellows Liked
Reception
Three cheers for the U. of I. glee
club. Didn't we all have a glorious
time at the little reception we gave
for them, and didn't we enjoy the
program that they rendered in our assembly hall? You bet. That glee
club can't be beaten. How about their
soloist, Evelyn Cox? Gee! how we applauded her and Ray Pittenger, their
violinist, certainly showed his rare
skill with the violin. Yes, that program was fine. But say, don't you
know that we honestly believe they
enjoyed our reception for them even
more than we did the program. Did
you ever see such a mix-up in introducing people! But wasn't it
One girl introduced Mr. Bonville
the glee club as "Bonners Ferry."
More than once Donald David,
manager, was introduced as Mr. Donald. Honestly, some of those fellows
were introduced to the same
five or six times. Well, this procedure
was followed with a visit down to
sewing room where cocoa (piping hot)
and wafers were served by every
Buzz!  Buzz! Buzz! Such a humvoices! Remarks like these were heard—"Yes, we have a fine B.A. course," "Our course in Ag. can't exceed!" "Are you?" "Come up to the U. of I. next year." 