The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18

Socially, Mr.. and Mrs. briggs are
held in high esteem, and the many
friends they have made during their
residence here Will long remember
them, and should ever they return they
will find the Latch string" out and a
hearty welcome awaiting. The Courier
regrets that the Illinois State School
For the Deaf does not offer sufficient
inducement 10 retain good men when
once tried, and extends to Mr.. and Mrs.
briggs its best wishes for their future
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble returned Mon
day evening to their home in CassIa
county, Ida. after a visit of several
days with Mrs. Bowen, their daughter,
at Five Points.
DR.. II. B. Forbes of st. Louis was
visiting his father H. 3. Forbes of this
city, during the week. The young man
is a member of the st. Louis Medical
society and assistant physician and
surgeon at the hospital.
A. Mcclellan, ticket agent at the
Pullman Office, is visiting at his old
home in Philadelphia
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Misses Clara Eldredge and Virginia
Higginbotham are in Salt Lake, taking
advanced work in pedagogy.
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Miss Ella NJ. Folkman and Mr.. Jesse
/. Browning We're amrried Monday in
Pennington. Both the young people are
well known and popular in Ogden
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The Alumni association of the high
school gave ball in the pavilion Fri
day evening, complimentary to the
class of '99.
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Miss Emma Borg and Mr.. William F.
Stcddard We're united in marriage Wed
nesday afternoon, at the home of the
brides parents in Uintah, by Bishop
Alma Keyes. The young people are
well known and popular residents of
Uintah. The groom has been section
foreman for the Union Pacific at Wa
satch for some time, and the couple
will probably reside there. After the
ceremony there was a reception In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard at the
home of the parents of the bride. The
couple went to Provo, where they viii
spend a few days visiting.
AT the meeting of the Child Culture
club, held Friday, the report of the
board of education committee on teach
erS concerning the introduction of man
ual training or kindergarten course in
the public school system was present
ed. The report was addressed to Mrs.
William Driver of the committee from
the women'S clubs, and was by her
transmitted to the Child Culture club.
The recommendation of the report is as
follows:
We, your committee on teachers, beg
leave TO report on the petition of the
Women'S clubs of Ogden that kinder
garten training be introduced in the
schools, or a room be furnished for
that purpose, as follows:
That the petition cannot be granted,
owing to lack of funds.
That at present there are no vacant |
rooms in any of the school buildings
suitable for the purpose
We recommend that kindergarten
training be introduced in the public |
schools as soon as the money at the |
disposal of the board will permit.
This report was adopted by the board |
and the various clubs notified through |
Mrs. Driver. The Child Culture club |
decided to spend one-half of its time |
on subjects connected with manual !
training. The club will meet next with /
Mrs. w. F. Adams June so.
Miss Lorna Cahoon spent Thursday |
in Salt Lake visiting friends.
Squire Coop was Salt Lake visitor |
Wednesday and Thursday
Hon. Joshua Greenwood and wife of /
Fillmore arrived in Ogden tonight and /
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs George I
NJ. Hanson.
Friday evening next at the tabernacle
occurs the commencement exercises of