The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-20

upon being asked recently 10 name the
three prominent mountain ranges of
ltah, replied: 'Wasatch, Sumner and
Oquirrh.
Principal Mccoy of the Oquirrh school
IS preparing an interesting programme
for rendition in about TWO weeks.
President ard Mrs. Done have the
sympathy of q large circle Of friends in
their recent herea' ement
Principal Van co,t Of the Waterloo
school was q visitor at the Wasatch
school last Wednesday.
President Tanner of tho Agricultural
college Eas in the city on Fricay.
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Miss Mae Strong. niece of Supervisor
Nellie NJ. Powers and of Principal Il. NJ.
extended visit IN Salt Lake, leaves this
week for her home in Des Moines, Ia.
The De Pue Business college has been
merged into the Latter-day Saints Bust
ness college which gives the last named
an attendance of 20 at its day and even
ing sessions.
Miss Lyda B. Wheeler of the Whittier
school. was absent from her duties a
illness.
Office of State Superintendent Park yes
terday.
Miss Cummings of the Franklin school
we k. incipal Hailock vi .ded the, r;h
dexterously during her absence.
The friends of Miss Alice E. Rowe of
the high, school, VIII lind her costly
quartered at the Miller.
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Principal Jensen and corps of teachers
from the EDhraim schools visited the
training school the past week.
The pupils of St Marys academy will
hold their annual retreat the present
week. commencing Monday, and closing
on Friday; Rev. Father Cushnahan of
Ogden will have charge.
DR.. Talmage of the university gave an
Illustrated lecture upon, Russia at the
Latter-day Saints church, Park C!ty on
Friday evening. large and Interested
audience was present.
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The pupils of the seventh and eighth
graoes or the Webster school were the
originstors of very pleasant gathering
which occurred on Friday afternoon, in
the upper hall of the building. They sur
prised Mr.. Keller and the corps of teach
ers by an invitation 10 listen to pro-
gramme, which was rendered in room II.
after which q fire lunch was served TO
about 100. One of the Dleasantest fea-
lures of the occasion was the social part
which was much enjoyed by both teach
ers and pupils.
The programme rendered was as fol-
lows:
Piano duet ........ ....................
y. Marguerite Taylor, Rachel Crozier
Song. Sweet and Low" Mary Rus
sell, Syrina Keddington. Mary Taylor
Either solo, German March, Mabel Geary I
Secitation, .......-..........B Bertha W!nans 1
Little Dora @an9 ch SafGPs
ocal solo ......-......... Emma Thomson /
The upper grades at the Franklin school |
ire preparing an attractive programme of I
for Arbor day The rooms in
,harge OF Mrs Prosser Miss Cummings
md Miss Hardy will have joint literary
programme.
The first seniors and also the graduating
lass of 1883 st. Mary's academy. were
ecently examined in their quarterly re-
Jews in the subjects of geometry and
and acquitted themselves
cry creditably. Tomorrow an examina-
ion viii be given in Latin and mental
Miss Smith and Mrs. Banker of the
franklin school win visit the Lowell.
'quirrh and Washington the present
seek.
Titan was honored in the selection of
resident Clrff to secure a concensus of
pinion among the Hawaiians as to their
fishes regarding annexation to the
United States.
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The, parents meeting at the Whittier
chooi on Friday was well attended, and
as a very profitable gathering.
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Miss Griffith. of the Lincoln school, was
ade the recipient of Il very pleasant sur
rise by the pupils of her room on Friday
[ the close OF school she was inveiglcd
y one Of her associate teachers into
aking visit 10 the home of one of her
lpils, ostensibly to call upon one who
as said 10 be i'll. While absent her