Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04

Provo, Aug. 3fd.-5chOol A..
'embled for devotional exercises Al
9.45.
Practice In vocal music resumed In
assembly room this morning. Pfoie,-
s,r Clur made some announcements
Of miner Importance and class work
was proceeded with.
rENMASsuir.
The lecture today before the class on
penmausnip took n theory lssson this
morning. the instructor dwoit on the
mind culture thst sIOuli be taken Into
confederation by teachers when iu-
sttuotlng pup.le Ia the art Of penmau.
ship. ltgivts SCENES to perception,
permancncs and accuracy IN tue re-
ieBtiop Oi ofm, size, shape, ETC., anu
ouluvatGs the will, On veil ~ Ctthotio
taste, anu hablta VI Esassss- sud die
patch.
The lecturer also considered ptnmar-
ship from the physical culture stand-
point II gives score for many fsstiui
and graceful positions Of tho boiy, skill
also In the delicate manipulation Of
hno tools and Instruments, some of
which arc used In almost every art and
trade, requiring the nnost shade IA the
force applied 10 them and nice lis
elimination a. TO where II 10 required.
nIAKEsrEARE GLASS.
Mr.. Moses Davis, instructors This
summer course IN Shakespeare IL lu'
tended 70 help the student 10 read with
"a critical eye and teach the mind while
following the main thread Of events 10
REQ the small Projections, exquisite
hafmonics, delicate shAdiugs OF char.
actyr, nice distinctions, and deep
philosophy that u, read II un'
dentandingly. The time OF tho
summer sch0ol will not permit the
reading Of more than two OIL the plays
Ia this careful manner, aud Otheill
ana Twelfth Night nave been selected
a. aiording n delightful contrast. Toe
class IL cgmpD'U1 entirely OF yOuuR
ladies', who,e ioaling has already been
extended 10 n variety OF Rtoi authoui
they are capable OF original invostiga'
| lion and have profound appreciation
Of this great author.
oRlHOuRAriiY.
d.. HARDY Felicl,ous, indeed, arc
| the matter, method Aud manner oil
| Dr. HarJy's characteristic work IA
| UtnoETHphy. Apparent psculiafitiel
aud Imaginary diiilcultici with all ol
| their annoying ueiormitlus hitherto
nte stripped Of their married. exofesceu
ots, AMI principles OF euph0ny, fela'
lions aud refreshing prauticalness ny
pear majttticaily ~ " cnquiflng "Hav'
| you never seen us bofOtel"
From the explanation that olo
mUntAty SOUNDS sfu the nfat pfiuclplei
or language, that letters are tue repre-
| fentauvUs OF these elementary sou uds
that all elementary sounds Ia the Eng
llsh language urn regular, but tuAt
some Of the sounds may he itrrguintli
represented, i,c. by substitution, IL !
| plain that tho difficulties will be thu
reduced At once tD tho minimum, ant
further that such difficulties will b,
met In the substitutiOnr. Thus ID
great underlying principles ci OrthOs
fAphy arc eHt before ths mind oleafl.
aud unmisiAkably aud a healthy, Wig
Orous impression mado which IL sui
csptible OF Infinite growth and expan
sion along the llue ofsimple, relate
aud progressive principles.
AH9AAnH
Prof. Cluii announced this mornin
that all arrangements had been con
pirtrd for ~ excursion 10 Caalill
Springs, for tho Is. Y. A. sludents OF
Saturday,
II IL learned by private letter tha
. Prot, Hinsdalc, who has bcrn IuatlCa
, ing ~ COLORADO Springs, will arrive 4
Provo ON Saturday uext sui begin hi
lectures on Monday, August 6lh. IA
hours will DO from II a. M, 90 anu s..
. y. m. Glasses viii bo arranged 10 Gu
b these arrangements, He cordially q,
! oopts an Invitation 10 visit the oanyO
with tho faculty.
Mt. Joseph Jensen, former studoI
Of tho b. acalemy, has Just feturno
from an Eastern school situated /
HpsilAnu. lie IL A. present inlondin
10 teach In the academy duting "a