Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-03
neutrality-suspicious.


college Last Night.
For some time work has been In pro-
gress toward securing more suitable
quarters for the Lallor.day Saints Coli
/ logc, and the Arrangements have finai'
" been cOmpletod'and the moving 10
ga3 W. Fits. North commenced. But
/ 10 was thought wise not ~ abandon
tho old building In which five Year. OF
the choO's existence have license tu =
ccisfully papscd, without showing tpihe
mark Of appreciation Tor IT, srrvic'r'
With this feeling. % committee con,
sll'lugOi W. following instructors hhu
aiudeuts, wa appointed 10 make ar
engagements for a farewell patty - ho
glvHu on tire occasion % Tire scho0lH
removal. Instructor i. J. Walton,
Lady Superintendent Camilla Coub,
Philip MnycIck Zna Benu!un, Stcr.
ling Williams, Donnutte Smith, Fred
R1ssiicf, Ella Sneuakrr, Joseph II.
Smith, and Martha Washington. An
entertainment consisting ufn musical
and literary programme, feifcshmontsi
and a dancing party, wa provided, ad.
mittance heing c1niiued 10 present aud
former members Of thu college.
AZ d.1l last evening the assembly
was called 10 order hy Instructor
Walton. and after the opening prayer
tine rendition NJ the programme was
proceeded with. Miss Gwundolln
Lewis performed the "puut
aud Peasant" overture In cx.
cellrut STYLE. when an eR,ay
entitled "RscOlIec,ions Of Social HallD
was read by Miss Katie Thomas. In
Very witty manner the c.anyist
skoiched the schools history, laying
particular stress On the industrial omar.
acterisilca Of the teachers rhu ugsay
was indeed a credit 20 tho writer.
"liow de N1d Pole got lost" was
related la plantation yernacular by
Asa Judd.
Mi.- Katie Romney p'ayci the Der.
man "lriumphal March" In accom-.
pllshcd style.
Instructor walton's reading, "rho
Tramp" was up o. the usual standard,
and the duet so, Tell Us, Merry
Birds" wa. prettily played by the
knowiiou sistrfu.
The following poem, written by him
for the occasion. was read by Instructor
Richard liaae;
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iiss hufned To- many noble breasts,
Tue lishi oi truth snuro from above.
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IN s'onuus strains the youthful voice
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Forever ~ imprcssions stlnd.
Hut NOW. farewell. q tou.e Al bi,.t
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