The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-11
Vacation Doings.

Now that the school year is ended.
the professors and instructors will each
pursue his own bent of work or pleas
ure.
President J. T. Kingsbury will have
considerable executive work to do. and
will cooperate with Architect Kletting
| in perfecting plans for the new uni
versity. When the burden of this work
is done, he will seek recreation in the
hills.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart will do work
in pedagogy and psychology in the
summer school. This DONE he will at
tend the Chicago University to take
courses in pedagogy and experimental
psychology under Professor Dewey. 1t
is his intention TO visit eastern normal
schools and become more acquainted
with their work and best methods of
conducting them. He may not return
to the university until after work has
been resumed in September.
Professor G. NJ. Marshall will spend
the summer in doing general reading
1t is his intention, also, to make an
exhaustive study of some of the deeper
English works.
DIR. j. L. Talmase left on June for
Great Britain He will resume some
geological work which he left unfin-
ished last summer in northern Eng
land and Scotland. He will also at
tend the convention of museum asso-
Citations to be held on the Isle of Wight
DIR. Orson Howard will do work in
natural history in the summer school
and then pursue his botanical re-
searches in the mountains. Lake Alice
in Wyoming and its vicinity will be
the field in which his study will be
prosecuted.
Professor w. G.. Roylance intends to
Il H. .,n.rr
in visiting the various county teachers
institutes. and in assisting DR.. John r.
Park in his work as state superinten-
dent of education.
Professor Nj. NJ. Babcock will do work
in reading in the summer school. When
this is over she will probably accept an
invitation which has been extended her
to deliver series of lectures and read
ings at Portland, Ore.
Professor Byron Cummings has clas-
SEES in latin in the summer school. This
over, he intends to spend the rest of
his vacation in the canyons, and in his
garden at home.
Professor d. r. Allen will have con-
siderable work as secretary of the
board of regents. 1t is his intention,
however, to do private study. and in
tersperse this with fishing and hunting
trips.
Professor r. r. Lyman will do work
in the summer school, and field work
with the members of his surveying
classes.
Mr.. Hadley and Mr. Bradford have
each offered work in the summer school,
the one in chemistry and assaying. the
other in physical geography and min
Mr.. Reynolds, secretary of the sum-
mer school, will also do work in Eng
lish. After the middle of July he eX-
poets to do private study in French
English and history. In September he !
Will go to Harvard to do postgraduate !
work in rhetoric and literature.
Mr.. Pieper has classes in German and !
French in the summer school in addi- |
ton to his own private classes.
Mr.. Bond has gone to Chicago to pur- |
sue work in manual training in that |
department of Chicago university.
Professor Joseph Merrill, who has /
been absent during the past year tax |
ing out the degree of doctor of philoso- !
ply at Johns Hopkins university. will |
return next September and resume his |
in chemistary and ply |
sizes.
private study.
The members of the faculty of the |
school are almost all to be |
in study. Miss Dopp, the SUI
pervisor, intends to take the summer |
school course at the Chicago Univer- |
sity and then attend the convention OF |
in nature study to be held at |
Lake Geneva in Wisconsin.
Principal j. L. Mcknight has left for /
the east; he intends to visit New York. |
Buffalo. and Niagara, and then take }
he regular summer school course at
The Chicago University
Miss Nj. c. May. director of kinder
sarten, left some time ago for the east.
It is her intention to do observation
work in the kindergarten schools of
Chicago, to do the same kind of work
n the university of that city, and to
7isit Chautaqua.
Mr.. Horace Cummings, supervisor of
nature work, will attend the national
association of teachers at Los An
seles. He goes to take immediate
.harge of the exhibition that is to be
made by the university and normal
md training schools.
Miss Nellie Craft left last Tuesday
or her home in Warren, O., where she
will do private study. She will prob
IDLY visit Chautaqua during the session
# the summer school
Miss Youngberg expects to remain in
itah: she has accepted an invitation
o do institute and summer school work
n Ogden.
Miss Bessie Kimball will do observa-
ion and summer school work i'm Chi
ago; so also will Miss Valaria Rrin-
on and Miss Lenora Sampson. When
he work in Chicago is done. Miss Brin-
on Will continue her journey east as
ar as New York. and Miss Samson
will visit friends in the east
Miss Lottie Burch left last week for