The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19

the training school; they followed its
course before both houses and through
the various committee; and when word
came that the bill had passed without
a dissenting vote, the students were
more than jubilant. They now await
with hopeful expectation its approval
by the governor.
Regarding the governors approval of
the university bill as practically GER
tain, the students are already planning
the appropriate celebration of Arbor
day. The new site is at present with
out a tree, and the students are eager
to spend time and labor in adjoining il.
On Arbor day. three years ago, the
students and the faculty planted over
100 trees on the present site, and this
year, if arrangements can be made,
they aim to plant a great many more.
All desire to see their new home as
pleasant and attractive as possible.
Last Thursday afternoon DR.. J. E.
Talmage addressed the normal class
Of 1901. Room is was crowded with
class members and friends. DR.. Tai
mage spoke of the benefit of class or
ganization and the necessity of cult
waiting our social natures. The heart
should be trained as we'll as the head.
At the close of the talk, Miss Louise
Hayward favored the class with a vo-
cal selection.
Upon invitation of Superintendent
William Allison, President ]. T. Kings
bury spoke before the teachers of Og-
den yesterday forenoon. His subject
was. The Kinds of Education That
Produce the Best Results"
Professor Marshalls views of West
minister Abbey arrived. The professor
expected them in time for his lecture,
but as they did not reach him, the lee
ture was postponed. The views are all
very good ones. and will add much to
the value of the lecture when it is de-
livered.
The next faculty lecture will be deliv-
cred tomorrow night at s o'clock in the
laboratory building. Professor Rich
ard r. Lyman will speak upon the sub
ject, THE Stephensons. the Locomotive.
and Civilization" commenting upon the
invention of the locomotive and its in
fiuence in the progress of the human
race.
Miss Katherine Dopp. the supervisor
of training in the training school, read
a paper before the Teachers Education
al club last Monday night.
Chapel exercises We're conducted last
week by the Reverend Mr.. Bagley of
the Christian church. The talks of Rev.
Bagley were very much enjoyed by the
students because they were all upon
subjects of present day Importance.
His talk Friday morning was upon the
territorial expansion.
Devotional services during the COM
ing week will be directed by the Rev.
George Bailey, pastor of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church.
New programmes of class recitatiOns
for the second half-year of school have
been prepared and posted in the halls
for the convenience of students and
visitors.
During the past week the Delta Phi
eoyS have been complimented repeated
ly upon the excellence of the Lincoln
memorial services conducted last Sun
day night under the auspices of their
fraternity.
The next Delta Phi ball, the last of
the school year. will be given next
Tuesday night, the eve of Washington's
birthday. at Christensen'S. The pre-
ceding ones of the series have been so
attractive and pleasant that the stu
dents generally are looking forward to
a most happy evening.
The members OF the Zeta Gamma are
engaged in vigorous society work. They
are arranging a mock trial for the near
future, and intend to give a public
on the evening of March 8.
The newly organized class of 1902 !
met last Friday and adopted class yells I
Glass colors will be adopted early this |
week. and on Friday next the class will |
give an entertainment in the univer- |
sity building. The special feature of |
the evening will be dancing: this will |
be interspersed with various programme |
exercises.
Mrs. Stephen was absent from her /
grade in the training school the latter |
part of last week. Miss ]. D. Ken |
worthy substituted for her.