The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-14
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r. E. Chase, who has spent the past
year in Leland Stanford university will
return home the latter part of this
Month.
Miss Winifred Woodmansee of the
Hamilton school, has returned from her
| trip to California
Miss Forsythe, principal of the Ninth
school, was given a delightful surprise
in the nature of banquet. on Friday
afternoon. by her pupils. The surprise
/ was complete and the occasion very
/ pleasant.
State Superintendent Park will at
| tend the commencement exercises of
the Davis county schools, at Kaysville,
| tomorrow.
Superintendent Cooper desires to
meet the principals of the city schools
on Wednesday afternoon, at 3:45
| o'clock
Mr. Pendergrass of the Sumner
school was the recipient of a very
pleasant surprise party Friday after
noon, rendered him by his pupils. The
honored guests were Mr.. Barton, the
principal, and Mr.. Pendergrass. The
walters were Mary Soils, Josie Valen-
tine, Edith Martin, Jennie Groesbeck,
Pearl Rothschild, Freda Erickson and
Maude Emsley. They served refresh
ments, including ice cream, strawber-
ries, cake and lemonade. After the
freshments We're served Mr.. Fender
grass gave a short talk to the pupils.
The members of the graduating class
of the Hamilton school, desiring to
leave some substantial remembrance of
their Sojourn in the old school home,
have decided that the best thing which
they can possibly leave will be a pi-
ano free of debt, and to that end will
give an entertainment, beginning Fri
day night, May 10, and continuing Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
In the published list of teachers rec
commended by the committee on teach
ers and school work for employment
the coming year, the name of Ira D.
Travis was inadvertently omitted by
the committee. Mr.. Travis is one of
the corps Of instructors at the High
school.
Principal w. D. Calderwood of the
Farmers ward schools will resign his po-
sition at the close of the present school
year, and will go east to take course
in medicine.
President Willard Done. for the past six
Years president of the l.. d. S. college,
this city, will occupy the chair of theolo-
gy in the Brigham Young college, Logan.
the coming year. Mr.. Done is a valua-
BILE. acquisition to this educational insti-
tuition.
The summer school, under the auspices
of the University of Utah, will open June
u. and continue until July IA.
Rev. E. G.. Hunt of this city was a
visitor at the Lincoln school on Tuesday.
Fifty-five Davis county pupils were eX-
amined on Wednesday to test their ability
to complete the course of study formally
prepared for the eighth grade in the
schools of the state
The new school building at Mapleton is
to cost g. 100.
Miss Wilschefski, who has taught at
Hunter the past year was visitor at
the Lincoln school on Monday.
The commencement exercises of the
Davis county schools will be held at
Kaysville on Monday May 10, at 10 a. m
School Alumni association will hold a
meeting in the high school assembly room
on Wednesday, May It. at D. m. for
the purpose Of arranging for the annual
meeting of the association.
School buildings of modern design will
angeville, Emery county, during the COM |
ing summer.
Rev. E. G. Hunt is making plans for a !
summer school on a more extensive scale /
than last year, at Mountain Park. Big |
Cottonwood canyon, the coming summer. |
The Emery Stake academy at Castle |
Dale is to be completed by popular sub |
scription this summer. and is to be ready |
for occupancy in September.
The eighth annual reunion of the Brig /
ham Young Academy Alumni association !,
viii be held May 26.
d. T. Miller, who has been abroad for !
a period of three years will assume a po- (
gan, the next collegiate year.
Farmers ward will graduate fourteen /
pupils from the eighth grade this year.
1t is expected that the greater portion will |
enter the prepAstory department of the /
next September
vile closed with appropriate exercises
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