Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14
cOLLlo[ ANNY[RsARY [xtRclsts.
They VIII be Held tomorrow Afternoon, 3,
ginning al 2 o'clock.


Ihe anniversary exercises In honor Of
me cymplciltlon Of the twelfth year OF
the college promises 10 b. very lnterfst.
ihs They Will b. held In the college
building tomorrow at 2 y. m. The
pfpgfam prepared IL an interesting one
The address on the occasion 'Slil BE- a..
lvered by DR. J. r.. TaimaEc. who was
s.ofmerly principal " the Institution.
ftlends of the college are cordially IN.
Not the least interesting feature OF
anniversary day viii be the party 10 be
glEen at ChrlHiensen'E hail In the even.
ma. The college parties have long
been noted a. aiaunE the most succeni-
ftl and enjoyable given IN this hall.
a split of union ana aociablll,y pre-
walls, and the lcinens Of reserve IL on
tlrely removed, IL N expected tina.
the friends " the institution viii turn
out In force 20 grace the occasion.
The haN-semlster closes next Friday,
and an excellent opportunity u offered
| TOT young people 90 enter the college
classes on the following Monday, when
the second half-semisicr begins. The
closes ln theology. English. high school
arithmetic. history. art. music, and
| clucuiipu, and some % the classes ~
science, ave 40 such point of advance.
mont ls 90 enable new students 70 en-
Ter ihom without dlincmiy. n la pos.
a'hle flr young people who are lust
! through with their TALL work. ~ spend
the time IN school tlll sprlng wori,
opens, 40 q very small cost. There 4
really ~ good reason Tor boys and
girls 0f hsh school grade being de.
pr.Nei nf the priceless advantage o. a.
least a partial training In a Church
school
Parents n students ana other friends
| ~ oitrat'un, 10 n claimed. DO not ylaf
/ M college often enough. u would az.
/ ford ihs teacher ana the students great
/ pluauurs 90 see the prominent citizens
I spend an hour or two lu the college
OCCASIONALLY Great profit can also be
Eaiaed By these visitors themselves. IN
! listening On the exercises 90 the various
/ classes, and witnessing iho advance
.ment " their children, Adults are too
I prone 30 overlook the great advantage
/ thly may gain from occasional aasocla .
/ ton with ihs growing minds ~ school
children.
Three of the former Instructors In the
college are engaged In foreign mis-
al1nary work Philip ;. Maycock is IN
Turkey and writes very enterinlnlurly
about his work He Il meeting the
peculiar difficulties OF that mission. but
accomplishing great good. VIM, "
Chnmherlln IL on the Society Islands.
ana reports from him nre also very en-
ouufnElnT. lie seems % have taken
kindly q the change from teaching ah.
struse mathematics % advanced stu
dents. 90 explaining the elementary
principles ~ the Gospel 10 the inhhhlt-
ants " that far.off land. brigham a.
Perkins Dr. iu Germany, his last letter
| having come from the famous city N
/ LelpHlC, Like the other Two brethren,
I ne Ia taking every advantage u hla
/ opportunities 20 study the country and
/ me people and 20 become familiar with
] Institutions and customs. The letters
/ on lh1 three are therefore very en-
trrialn'ng, and the fund " Information
/ they arr securing will Boz VI great value
10 them when they resume their labori
/ loo tho college.