Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22
IN CLASS AND CAMPUS.
ADDITIONS TO UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS


II was with the deepest sorrow shat
.,o trntyersity sudonis learned lac.
Monday morning Of the death Of Pres.
tlnesbury's father. The close Interest
ana influence the president has Zoo the
student body and everything pertaining
3, the Institution. have created a lnsi-
ing esteem for him AMONG The atudouta.
10 ahow ehelr deep sympathy t9r Dr.
i0inrabury In his Bereavement the ne
t,rr,,p classes q hr, Tuesday wcr'
dismissed and the students aud profos-
s5rs attended the funeral services az
,ho Assembly han. In a body.
putipa the fifteen minutes preceding
fCnc O'Clock 0f each morning. chapel
ox,rrtsra arc hold In on.. ~ Che larger
I rooms of The Uuvorfily. While the H,u-
/ dents are not required 90 DE- prcfogl 40
/ those cxorciscs ihoy arc cordially .nVi'.
| "a DO attend them, The dlett'nes or
| as.'e.y are tautht. but general sirt-
AL W moral Instruction, ana come.
/ Timed uf1rficll tanks on health ana
] study. or explanations ~ rHIr.IuH ur
Philosophical thcofloa urc given. Here
/ tlfItr only the profesFlrs ana instruct
uW OF tne lhlNNihtNN NAN' N.NAN. s'A
| these chapel exercises. hut .h.H year
/ ;hr ministers " the city VIII De asked
| 81 alternate with the pfufaaa1rs. sc.
| week tho Rev. Ellis Bishop. u'ur of ST.
pum's chapel. will conduc, she chapel
exercises.
The building committee VI the t'ni-
! yerslty board uf regents have acted up
| ON pr Kingnhuty's recommendations.
Uri have secured tho services uf Mr..
! Kiottiur. the archtCoi. 10 draw up
! plans aud give estimates on the NEEDED
| additions % the University buIldlnVs.
/ Nir. Thomas u. cutler chairman %
tho committee D. ou.hugasucaliy inter.
! ,stcd ln the hWiinE Df "a new gymna-
! stun TIA. may 1lrl hr used, Nhor need
| Cd, a. q rclrtIl Az molly room. ~
FaoCms probable ihl' the much needed
addition VIII aoon BE- buiit
~ shc lafayette memorial exercised
! SVEN by the un'ysrr.iy atuiorsa nt ih'
| Aaa. mhiy han hIs Wednesday evening
collection " n utiin over thriy-onH
] d1ii1rH WOES obtained nom c1uifihut 1r
| OF fh1H' present. The CHUmIiigo end
/ atud.Eif EUHCraliy, ErDasiy appreciate
she t.u2lc- NJ The r.rf fresdOry iu
offering 'hc use q !he Assembly han
Heretofore during thc winter months
a course OF punnc lectures has been
E'NDn BY members NJ the University
ainf IN various suhieeia NJ "a scientific.
literary and philosophical character.
Next Monday sf fho meeting NJ tho fl-
cuEy u win D., decided wncihcr a slime
liar coura0 viii br Fiyen this year A.
these lectures have been 20 wen 40.
tended ana - much good has hc,1 nb.
| hIrul ffum tnnin. they VIII unuuuMs
ciiy be siven th. yea.
Tho college mcn students mot yeirer-
day afternoon 90 accept a Clun,ltuUpn
ana rulor ~ order. ana complete the or
sanitation N a college society. bui
Who they had proceeded Only a vgrs
Dale In thc.r business. shcy were in-
tcrruptcd By a delegation nom tho ru-
cieiy ~ college women, VINO invited ihe
mon % purt1ke u thelr hospitality
Immediately she mrh Adjourned tholi
society aud proceeded 90 The neat i.stl1
room " the college women, whore ihcy
spent the rcrt ~ the afternoon IN catlnf
peanuts and iany \ Jolly uma wal
had, and the Hospitality and GOOD fool
ing WI und01lscdly Do returned b. .h.
college mcn.
The nra, issue a. iAc Chrortcle win b.
distributed next Mnndiy, The aocloty 81
CulIoFe Wumru ugu succeeding very sat-
l,flci0Hly in the management ~ tht
paper They are having hardly ans
I
oily o. advertise in o. IaEoH. The Hoc-
und isaun W.ii ha Lafayette rIn'
Der. On which VIII appear the oratour
Delivered az the Lafayette memorial
, exercises.
Tho two football teams had several
. | Tn0dpActiCea during the week. A nhu
, has been employed B, clear the elmpuH
, Uf tho many weeds that have grown on
% since last fan, o. that q viii be- lu
good condition for future ramc''
p The zoology classes under Or Taimag,
I made their uC1ui hrll excursion this
e afternoon. They pli Fpecinl attention
60 the delta formations ana tho cole.
Z brattd ailuyiM Clnrs near the Warm
e So. rings. a food practical knowledge
u always Insisted upon by prTnlmhsv
r and me frequent ncld cScurslons of hlf
+ classes are " incatlmahle value 40 wei
b as q interest
\ The registration N the unlvcrr,y &
4 gradually Increasing, na u docs eNerJ
! | year. The number n now over Us,
hundred and eighty. u a expected ihn'
, within a few m0rs weeks tAe uumbal
!, will approach the maximum.
Mr. Joseph Cannon has returned from
a weeks Vialt 90 the Omaha ENpoai'
/, ton.
A Teachers from tho city aud an part
Of mo state. are cordially Invited g
o visit tho state Normal school and HtndS
4 ~ educational ayfiDuH. Visitors are ul'
ways welcomed by Prof Stewart, th'
! principal of the school ana they obtain
= much good from viHi,.ng H.
!. Mrs Merrill. a teacher IN ih' siak.
n Academy AZ Preston, Idaho, spent ih'
7, greater part OF the week Ia studying ih'
training school.
Mrs Noungherg, a critic icl4Aor o
the training school, will soon leave ~
Chicago. where Khe viii 'Ht %.
Chicago Normal school, and study ih
educational ideas. This school ln H0m
respects, in one ~ the strongest In th
- United States, II d constantly Vutilni
:, 70 seypre test new ana uniried edueh
10 uonal ideas.
Prof, Stewart 10 anxious 90 have say
K. eral columns u the University Chronlgl
y. devoted 10 educational purpose undo
v the direction of the Normal schpul, IN
plan n meeting much favor. ana WI
- probably be carried out.