Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS,
Exercises By The Sumner Philoma.
THAN Society.


The scheme OF establishing county
High schools u meeting with gtcat
nyoramong the citizens Of the county.
A Ngws representative convened yes
teriay with q gentleman living In the
vicinity Of the Central Seminary, who
seemed very enthusiastic concerning %
nigh school, and stated ho voiced tue
sentiments VI n large number VI people
in that sect on. The location is cen.
trail, AMI tho building h sald TO be- well
adopted to the purpose. IL DO under
,looi tuat the faculty Of tho Univcf
.ity ,ndorau the movement, anu upon
the establishment OF such achOOls TIE
urrparatory department OF the Uuivur.
any viii be Discontinued.
Eesp1ndiug TO an Invitation from
Principal W. ! Mccoy, NEWS
fsufrsrntntivu visited tho Sumuui
school yesterday afternoon anu listened
t0tzufriscs unuer the auspices OF TIE
Phiiomathiau society. The society b.
made up OF members Of t:e eighth
sfaue. tue officers OF which are chosen
ior one term. la matters pertaining
90 parliamentary rules nud g. deIIbsrA.
lions, Rlbcfts's Rules OF Order " taken
as the guide. Delegations VI pupils
from the literary societies Of thu
Wasnln.ton anu Fourteenth schools
were present, In order 10 improve upon
the manner Ofuonluclug the exercises
1f their respective organ cations.
FiutupOn iho program were n mum.
ttrof quotations repeated ~ different
pupils upon Spring, unu were VI an AZ.
rmuriste character.
Next came musical selection tn
which tue entire tchuO Joined. Miss
lfmh AIT read au essay upon the
Midway Plaisaucc, Ia which sue gave
uu entertaining description VI visit
Co the Woflu's Fair, aud Of the many
objects oi interests 10 be met there, auu
tho useful Lesson 10 uu learned. Shu
was followed 10y Mifs Sophia Berry,
who gave pleasing recitation, but the
selection was rather short 20 ue ~
90 IyGnlu NJ IL otherwise would have
bern. a chalk talk byiNat Lichlonslein
WAsH goui feature VI the program anu
conveyed o very useful lesson.
Following came debate upon tho
,uiJsci "Rusolscd that country lilo h.
iu Ur preferred 10 city liIr.n Ou the
iirmaiivo wurr Henry Mouhuim
nLu Lih Atkinson; on tho negative,
Roy Smith nud stella Reilly.
Commensurate arguments were al.
yaUCCI In support OF tue respective
Hlra, but the negative was iorCoI o.
succumb. Tho Instrumental solo by
Miss Grace Danncr was well executed,
Hud The young LADY responded 20 nu
encore. Inu uXefcltrs throughout were
very interesting. Miss Harriet CHAP.
man b. the teacher.
ttis learned that some Of the prnol.
pas OF tue schools OF the CITY C0uiem.
plate bicycle trip 10 HellOwstO no
National rarh.
Miu Elizabeth psase, Of the SUM
nef ischUoi, expects 10 spend her yaca'
ton with her parents in Denver
Supervisor q. &. Young, director Of
music Ia the city Gclo0ls, wiz, with his
vile ami daughter, spend The summer
In the East.
Instructor J. =. White, OF the Uni.
versiiy viii take couue Ia Cornell
Univeuity tho coming year.
Miss Blanche Hindman, Of the
Seventh school, will spend the summer
with relatives ~ Broukyille, Penn,
Miss Grace Hadloy, Of the Hamil.
ton school, viii take course 10 Eng
lish aud literature At Leland Stanford
University next year. Miss Hadley's
work has been very crediteblr,
Principal ID. Douuls anu family will
spcHl the summer NJ Falla Ciiy, Ne
bfaskn.
Miss Harriet Chapman, OF the SUM
uer school, viii spend her vacation
with her friends ai PlatImOuth, Ne.
hIatka.
DR.. Talmago should be- greeted with
full house tomorrow evening. The
cause for which he speaks II a worthy
Que, aud as the doctor Ia q gifted and
popular lecturer success seems assured.
Mics Ida NJ. Frye, teacher Of lltora.
tutu anu history Ia the high school,
viii spend the summer IN California.
Miss Frances II. Knight principal
OF the Twelfth school, together with
two u her leHohefs and the greater
portion Of that school, spent today III
cry Creek canyon.