Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-05
UNIVERSITY NOTES
A Successful Years Work Drawing
10 a Close.
STUDENTS NOW BREATHE FREELY
Increase Of the "CoIlpgs spirit''-Lisi
of the Gradustss-G Girls MS "POli-
ticiaus''-Commence

All that remains of the school year
OF '98 now are commencement week
Exercises. Regular work endei yes.
tsrjny, ana this morning the nance
VI the successful spplicsnts for gradu-
alton were posted. The year has been
y hard but enjoyable one. Moro earn.
est work has PROBABLY been done tina n
curing any other year and there has
been a very perceptibIe Increase 4
what Ia known as go llege spirlp'
among the students. Society work has
osen carried on with interest, there
has been much more general particle
patton In athletics than formerly ami
that important factor OF this pleasure Of
school Observation-Disclosures grown.
Most oil those WHO made application
for graduation were seen about the
University halls today with, beAming
faces, congrstuiating each other on
their cue .ssiui cam plet,on OF their re-
speclive courses. .f
Fhty-six applied for gradu .tion but
only fifty have been notified that they
may have tnis privilege. II Is popsi.
bis that soma of ths Six may be- able 10
make up conditions anu stiil 10 out
with their class. The uames OF the
successful ones are as follows:
II, l.. MeGnie. Alvin Borgquisi, NIL.
ton Benni0n an Mrs. Lydia snow
PIERCE. VINO form tho c,liegs class.
From the four year norm-i class;
Martha Alexander, May Aisxa nder,
FanDie Brown, Clarissa Beesley, Fl. r.
briggs, Carrie DAvie, Florence Dye,
J. II. Fowles. Ella Hutohisoo, Nina
Ksndell, Hattie Kin4, Alice Manni x i,
Anna Nebeksf. GsrliuJ5 Reiliey,J john
Il. hampton, Ernest VAl Colt, Win.
s1freu Whitehead, Claire Wbiteheau,
Elizabeth Williamson, Augusts
Wiicneiski and Jensl q. LxrsoD.
From the three years -ofmal ooarse:
Charles Brown, Victor Bowfn 50,
Martha Burlen, josephine Cham
bsre' Hattie Dunn, Aggie Cab
Dott, Emma Hamiin, William Hogen.
d. r. Lapglvis, ID. o. Mckay, Nettic
Mckay, oscsr Olsen, Elsie Pol, Lily
Potter, Emma Perkes, Lillian Raw.
berry, Louie Shurtlifi, ID. II. Ssdg.
wick, O. w. Tsggsri, Enoon Van Cut,
r. L.. LIS yion, Olivia Jensen anu Maui
Il. Croft.
One OF tho most pleasing social gath
ings Of the year was the open meeting
Of the Aimafiiian society and the 70.
ception given by its members to the
Gentlemen students vi tho faculty.
The ladies had been lavish with fl W.
ore 10 their decoration, and the oil art
room, whose figured walls have looker
down on happy gatherings II students
Tor almost n generation now, fairly
Teamed with light and gladness.
A program such as Is usually carried
out In the society meetings was fret
| gwen. It consisted OF songs, instru-
| mental selections, addrs sses and pap ara
| ,erious aud humorous. Then the
young ladies bads their guests have y
good, informal time, ana while they
4 sers thus engaged the fair hostesses
| passed Ice cream and cake around.
The affair ended with several class
| yells and then good hearty ons for
the "girls."
But the University girls do not
shine merely rs entertainers. They
nave gone upon the political
stage, and anti-woman's sun.
agists should have been nj
sci o ! during the past week and re-
Gise1 an object lesson. The athletic
as citation hsid Its annual election
ts erday. The young lazy members