Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-08

the Goipul, we uavcno. neglected 30 lrr
pftss upon tue students thH necessity
of gaining tho spirit 20. true devotion
10 G1d. oar regular monthly fast m1si-
ings anu our clgeslesumlny MEETING,
In al " which the auiuuts have
borne most striking voluntary tc6u-
m9uiUs,hnv Kept this spirit alive, aud
have tvrdud TO prevent tle bustJwal
% the entire attention upon tho iusl
letter Of the law. Opportunity mas
also been given Tor the uNelliHB ~ the
students IA other practical duties con.
utcteI with the WORK % God.
"ENch session OF school has opened
with singing and prayer. rhis Ory0.
lion has baon Immediately f1liJwel By
tho regular cipgs w1Tg in tbcoiJgy on
40 days except Friday. o. each aliut-
ugtc FRIDAY ali tho students have
/ hHstmbicu in % general theological
uia'H, other Fflduys being occupied
with Priesthood meeting and young
lndita' special class.
"Duuug tho met term, The normal
anu academic theological classes u.s.
| 4uuliD l together once a week 90 listcn
| 20 Goo valu blO lectures Gu tho Book OF
/ Mormon, delivered by Elder George
| ryuOlis. similar lectures have been
/ delivered ia the second Term On "Biple
I EyigCuccsn 10y Elder David MclkUu.
[ die, and on "Cnurch NlHIy" by
| Elder h. IA. Roberts. To tuysr three
| brethren our htatliCst uCkuOWlrlg.
| mu. O. auu THANKS ate due Tor tnrir
aulu aud disnierestcI Efforts. Special
iliyqliQu has been paid "a all theology
uiis ses 70 evidences ifOm feHn3n ol
| tnu truth " the Gospel.
nUUF Is.u Imam HIUa.gH a. tta HnfFmF.I
| 10 .JiyIgu missions, Two young inUl oil
rtne nCauomiC department, Thomas l..
| Woodbury. aud FtcI g. H1ssiter, have
already departed on mul.Ons 10 tho
! society Islands, ia Iubpluru TO calls
| made IA January OF tuls year. In
/ Dccumber Vi Iast year Huuur G., liver
rUu aus John a. Hubbard, OF the
] normal Department. were called 10 tue
! 5OutItfu States. bIt 100 consideration
! OF tAglT desiro 30 complies ihe senior
normal course thuls departure wus
1 postponed until the .i,h OF tnu present
/ mouth Ii May OF tuls year Edwin
] e.. DIgbly, Of the normal Department,
] received q call 90 Tho sandwich
/ laInuut, for which field ut LABOR he
| VIII depart a. tie near luiury.
! "lustrucd9ns 10 tue uutlcs peculiar
/ 10 the 0au hicrB If ZION have uyvu
| given thu lazy STUDENT uy MirH Una
/ HUuuiyn, tic lady tuueTluteulrut.
/ luttc Instructions have shown carte
uli thoughtful, guj puyurlul plupa,a-
/ uuu. Miss BuuuiUu'a iniluunuu over
| the llIiy. hus uutu urclutdlu byut tic.
/ ial anu u IL with deep regret thut We
/ witness the severance Uf her con.
HUCliun with thu college. Ia her
! capacity Of advisory physician, d.
| kUmnuia Is. Pntt has given valuable
assistance o. the lady supUuuluuIuut,
besides delivering course OF lectures
on the lJBut 90 hygiene Tor wuliun.
| The ladies OF the iuFlitutiOn have been
gwen equal opportunities with tho
Other sex Of t4kiag part IA practical
exercises. The suljuCt OF Wuman's
rights mas received thorough rcoos mi.
lion here.
"rhc singing has bocn IN the ,nici.
cnt hnnds OF Pot Jos. j.. Diyuts.
HIS efforts have been 60 make the
mentors Of his class good readers Of
music IN DO h the t9ulu tol-,a ana the
staH notation, ihc former being fecug.
ulErd aA very valuable either by itsnlf
or ~ "a preparation Tor tho latter. His
labor has been extremely sucousafui;
giiiUult musicAl selections written in
either ryttsm are read 40 sight by
emo students. A. before, the
school slusing has been conrtega.
tionI lh0mns l., Woodbury.,
of the academic department, ac,ud az
singing conductor uuuil hu WAS called
away, when his place was taken by
MALCOLM Mgkiunon, Of the normal
department. Miss GWeud0ln Lewis,
81 the academic department, acted a.
crganisL All these have performed
their duties we'll, and tue grateful
acknowledged Of the faculty are
hereby made o. them, IL IA a matter
Of fegre. that NO room ie provided iu
our building Tor the study Of instru-
mental music. sinCcruly trust that
arrangements may DO uauo for this by
next year.
"rho students' society has been
under The efficient ohairmanshlp of
instructor Pnilip >. Aiayc1ck. Weekly
SESSIONS have leon held, at wbicn
lectures have been delivered, addresses
given, ami miscellaneous work per.
formed, rhe value Oi the work OF this
society cOusisls In It's Incidental char.
acter. An opportunity IL here given
the students " become acquainted
with truths not included even In our
general CouTbrs OF study. Twenty.
eight sessions have been held during
the year at which the following
gentlemen have kindly favored us
with lectures on interesting aud timely
autlecls: /. Dr.. q. f. Wilcox; ..
Elder Is. II. RJhort-; 3. Dr. !. Il. Tai.
mage; .. Eldet Vim. johnson; o. Elder
JOhu Nicholson; o. DR., X. q. 5iausct;
Z, Elder Wan. o. Lee; $. Mr.. q. H..
/ Dallu, Lectures have Also beuu dc.
livcrod by members Of the faculty and
leading students.
Sin accordance with your instruc.
lions, arrangements were made, Ia the
preparation Of the circular Tor this
years work, tor fiye weelSs' c0urse TO
be given Iho officers " the Y. NJ. NJ. I.
a. Ot che Salt Lake Stake. This couTse
OF training was conducted nj the be.
ginning Of the second term, O. young
men being Ia attendance. Al the dis.
missal Of this class it WIS thought wise
TO favor The officers OF tho Y, IL, NJ. 1,
A. OF the stake. This course extended
through three weeks, and was attended
by % young ladies', The presence Of
those special atuueuts hus eXefted "A
beneficial intluuuce Ia the Institution.
We feel sure that they have received
great benefit through their attendance;
they have testified Of this advantage
IA their various warJa, While excel
lont results have followed Ina many
ways from these courses, we feel it viii
not be- advisable 20 repeat them next
year under our conditions Of building
and faculty.