Judge Forney, first president of the University of Idaho.
Mrs. Forney.
Dr. E. A. Bryan, commissioner of education.
Miss Evelyn M. Butler, dean of women...
The reception will be strictly informal, in order that those who must stay late at business houses will be able to attend. Dancing for which an excellent orchestra has been selected, will be indulged in during the latter part of the evening, after which refreshments will be served.
Saturday evening at Ridenbaugh, the university will hold a reception in honor of Dr. Upham for all university students Thursday noon. The president will be the guest of the home economics department at lunch. Others attending will be the advisory committee to the president, Dr. Bryan and L. F. Parsons, as executive secretary. In speaking of the Elk reception, Mr. Parsons said: "I am, in 1892, to apply to the Elk lodge for the great interest it has taken in the university. They are actively cooperated with the administration, and they are making extensive preparations for the reception. Friday evening, they are actively cooperated with the administration, and they are making extensive preparations for the reception.
TENSIVE EXHIBIT IN ART WORK PLANNED
An extensive University of Idaho exhibit in vocational art work is being prepared this week by Mary P. Lean, instructor in art, to be sent to Walla Walla, Wash., where it will be shown in the public library. It is understood that all northwestern schools have been asked to send samples of student art work, in order that high school pupils may be sent to the university.  Judge the work of the various institutions. The Idaho exhibit includes samples of plate and applied designs, commercial posters, watercolorings, pencil sketches, charcoal work, and oil paintings. Butter Down Four Cents. 