The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-14

and Superintendent Alta Virgins win
treat Physical Culture in the Pubic
Schools
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Miss Winnie B. Smith. of Ogden, has
completed a successful term of school at
Kanosh, Willard county.
Miss Anna F. Hulburd, assistant princi-
pal at the Collegiate Institute. will resign
her position at the close of the present
scholastic year. The resignation of Miss
Hulburd Will be loss to the educational
interests of the state.
Mrs. Ferry. wife of Colonel Ferry. of
Park City, was visitor at the Oquirrh
the past week.
Responding to an invitation from Prin.
cipal and Mrs. Bradford. the teachers of
the Jackson school enjoyed a pleasant
social time on Friday evening. Not the
least pleasant feature was an ample
luncheon, to which all did justice, after
which the evening was spent in social
way.
Utility of Drawing before the Womens
club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Z. Brooks has been visiting the
various schools of the city during the past
week with a view of ascertaining the SEN
timent OF parents relative to opening the
schools at o'clock and closing at $40
ent week after learning the wishes of
parents concerning the matter. Mrs.
Brooks has visited nearly all of the
schools. and believes from sources of in
formation already gained, that change is
favored.
Mrs. Tooker. who formerly taught in
the schools at Sioux City, Ia, has recently
removed to this city. Mr.. Tooker is
private secretary to Mr.. Eccles, of the
OREGON Short Line.
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The pupils of room 16, Grant school,
gave their teacher, Miss Louise A. Shell,
q very pleasant surprise on Friday after
noon. A programme was prepared for the
occasion, and consisted of a recitation by
Miss Maud Pendleton. reading by Miss
Eva Mason and numerous paper by Miss
Fife Kelly. after which delicate refresh
ments were served, the Grant corps being
invited to join in the festivities. Miss
Shell appreciated the courtesy in a neat
speech. the whole affair passing away
pleasantly.
The class in French recently organized
under the direction of Monsieur Aubert
meets on Saturday evening of each week.
The class is composed of Mr.. Mcknight,
Miss Clara S. Hill and Miss Youngberg
of the training school. Mrs Woodmansee
and daughters. Miss Sake Houghton of
the Ocuirrh and Miss Corker of the
Washington.
The last regular meeting of the school
year of the Principals association was
held in the office of Superintendent Mills
paugh on Friday afternoon. The prin-
cipal feature of the meeting was dis
cussion of the feasibility OF having Il
petition presented to the city council
looking to curfew ordinance. A reso-
luton was passed requesting the commit
the Grant district to formulate a petition
and send il to the various sub-districts
throughout the city for the signatures of
citizens
Prof w. NJ. Stewart spoke before the
Educational club on Monday evening
choosing as his theme, 'Fads In Educa-
ton" An interesting discussion fol
lowed the paper. Superintendent Mills
paugh. Prof. Marshall. Prof. Roylance,
Prof. Whiting. Miss Mary c. May. Miss
Alice L. Rove. Miss Susan G. Stokes,
Supervisor Holton and others taking part
B. J. Stewart. who has recently re-
turned from a European trip, win teach
again the ensuing year.
Superintendent Millspaugh has received
a letter from the eminent educator. DR..
WinshiD. stating that he would pass
through this city about April /, and that
he would be pleased to make an address
before the city and county teachers. DR..
MiIisDaugh is very DESTROYS of having
him come, and viii take steps to secure
him. provided that 4 sufficient sum can
be raised TO meet the terms required.
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During the illness of Miss JelIch of the
Franklin school. the past week. her place
has been supplied by Miss Hawthorne.
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Mrs Corinne NJ. Allen reports the fol-
lowing collections for the Washington
memorial fund. from the schools of Salt
Lake county. The collections are sent to
Superintendent Van Colt and by him re-
ported to Mrs. Allen OF the SO districts
in the county. Is remain unreDorted.
District % $i.10: district a. $3.50: dis
trict % 81 .35; district 90. 81 %: district q.
81 50: district 2S, $780, district 30 s4.77:
district 80. 81 .25: district 49, 81 "a; district
3d. 1901; district Sc, 1874; district 81. $40;