The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-04

that the winter months have passed very
pleasantly there. 1t is learned that she
anticipates an early return to Salt Lake
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Educational club win be held tomorrow
evening. Miss Maude Smith of the high
school will read paper upon Social
Settlements and Their Work. A profit
able meeting is expected.
Master Chester Hyams who is remem-
bered as the bright lad who attended the
OGuirrh school. is now attending public
school No. 6. New York City. and is a
member of the staff of a school paper
known as The Star, the literary depart
much skill. His friends are glad to hear
pleasant things of him.
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In the Logan correspondence of March
2S statement was made to the effect
that President Kerr of the B. Y college,
delivered a lecture before the recent
meeting of the department of superintend-
ence of the n. T. A, and that he visited
the state educational institutions of
Texas before returning. This is a mis-
take. Professor Kerr attended the meet
ing at Chattanooga, and en- route home
visited a number of eastern colleges,
normal schools and universities.
Miss Minnie A. Bartch of the Lincoln
school LEFT yesterday for two weeks
sojourn in California.
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President kingsbury of the Utah State
Teachers association, has called meet
ing OF the executive committee for Satur-
day. April 8. at p. m. The meeting Will
be held IN The, waiting room of the uni
versity of Utah.
President Kingsbury has appointed the
following members of the executive COM
mittee of the State Teachers association:
DR.. J. NJ. Tanner of Logan. President B.
Cluff. jr., OF Provo. President w S. Hunt
of Salt Lake City. Superintendent William
Allison of Ogden. Superintendent W. S.
Marks OF Tooele county, Superintendent
A. c. Nelson of Sanpete county. Superin-
tendent Attewan Wootton of Wasatch
county, and Principal A. o. Clark Of Salt
Lake City President Kingsbury. State
Superintendent Park and Secretary Nc
Knight are ex-officio members of the COM
mittee.
Miss Clara Foreman of the ogden
schools is visiting friends in Salt Lake
City.
Miss Reals class at the Grant school
has been working the past term in United
States history as supplementary Ian
guage work. This eliminated in de-
lghtful afternoon programme partici-
pated in by every pupil in the room. Many
warded for coming. DR.. Millspaugh was
present and warmly congratulated the
pupils and made brief address on True
Patriotism The programme was:
America" sung by school; Remote
Cause of War, Direct Cause. Writs of
Assistance Stamp Act, Stamp Act Re
peaied, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea
Party. Preparing for War, First Conti-.
mental Congress. Just Before Lexington,
reading. Paul ReVere's Ride: Battle of
Lexington. Concord Bridge, Effect of Bat
tie, Second Continental Congress; essay,
Washington Proclamation. by General
Gage; Battle of Bunker Hill, Death of
Warren. concert recitation. Warren's Adj
dress: Washington and His Army. British
Leave Boston. Declaration of Independ-
ence, reading, independence Bell: Birth of
Our Flag; concert recitation, Our Flag:
song. Star Spangled Banner; Battle of
Trenton. Battle of Princeton, Battle of
Saratoga, Surrender of Burgoyne. Winter
at Valley Forge, Aid from France; read
ing, Boyhood Of Franklin: Treason of
Arnold. Surrender of Corvallis concert
recitation, Ny Country; song. Hail
Columbia.
The patrons of the oquirrh school were
again treated to an excellent programme
of exercises at the First Congregational
church last evening The numbers were in
the main new, and in addition some of the
main new. and in addition some of the
selections of the previous evening We're
repeated. The features -epeatsd We're the |
girls physical culture drill. the Thinkers
Chorus" and the Doll Song" ali of which
again struck popular chord. and were
heartily enjoyed and applauded.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson rendered very
Mice at play" Miss Anna Shier another
entitled "A Model Discourse and for an
encore gave the Price of Bonnet"
The work in color and chalk by Masters I
.-aylor. Woolley, Spray and !
Crisrnon was exceedingly well done and |
earned for the young artists many COM |
plimentS.
The music by the orchestra was typical |
~ excellent, and added much to the pleas