Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH


were among the most Interesting Of the
season.
The students are highly clated over
the football victory In Logan Thanks
giving day, The boys boarded the train
for the north with considerable trcpldl-
tlon. because rumors had come from
the north. about the physical proweHs
OF the u. Y. boys. and the excellent
routine practice to which they were
being subjected. II was quite a victory
for the u. OF a. for the reason that
the u. Y. boys are quick. husky fellows
ana they have been training hard all
the fan.
The star school event Of the season
was the dance given Thanksgiving eve.
by the Varsity club" In the main
building. The affair was gotten up for
the benefit Of the Chronicle. and the
future u that bright paper looks lit
Tie clearer because ~ IT, 4. " Prltoh-
ard managed the affair In a most cred
liable manner. and the booths were
rracioualy presided over by the college
women. the Refreshments were served
In neat ana Graceful style by the
fourth year normals. President and
Mrs. KlngHbury chnperconrd the func-
tlon. Among those present were. the
Misses cahoon. Nelson. Watson. Hyde.
Murphy. Hewett. Wallace. Eiierbeck.
Lewis. Helper. Hague. wilkinson.
Davis. Elggrcn, Holiday. TytJen.
Evans. Felt. McMnster. Holbrook. Kirk.
Lambert. Jensen and shaw. Mcrrrs.
condle. \. ]. ElEgrcn. Morgan, Peter
son. Brnmwcll, Pritchard. Dlckcrman.
kesler. Ames. Glenn, l.. Il. Eiggrcn,
NELL. Ridges. Hyde. Barnes. Rigby,
Hoffman. Kelly. johnson. Reese. and
Anderson.
There was no meeting OF the Delta
Phi society this week because Of
Thanksgiving.
SALT LAKE HIGH SCHOOL.
The seniors are at work. preparing
for their banquet at the Knutsford the
middle part OF this month.
The football game on Thanksgiving
day should be regarded ns a signal vic
tory for the High School. They dem
onstrated that they are an aggregation
that can keep the best OF them guess
sing. The Denver team ~ In closer
touch with the great teams Of the East.
aud have been under the training of one
OF the most skillful coachers In the
country. II was natural TO suppose that
they could play better football than
the Salt Lake school boys. but they
can't The local team II perfect In lts
Interference. The boys play like n unit.
and when they develop "A little more
stength and skin no telling what they
VIII do. At any rate, those who are
Interested In the game. and who are
capable Of judging. award the medal to
the High School In preference to any
local team. II is true that the fact OF
the local players being home, among
friends, on the scene of their former
triumphs was n point In their favor,
and II yet rcmnlns TO be demonstrated
whether or not they could hold their
own. were the conditions reversed. The
tumultuous and encouraging shout
from hosts OF ardent friends and add
mirrors II force IN human enterprise
more potent sometimes than anything
else.
were very lntercatlng. The boys chorus
produced some very nice music.
The entire school. NIL the fore part Of
the week. was In nervous tension.
Every one was on the qul vlve, and
everywhere could b. heard who do
you think viii win3''
The students arc hard at work forth
fying themselves for'the "exinas"
THE BRANCH NORMAL.
Special Correspondence.
Cedar city. Nov. 3o.--A great many
81 the students who live In nearby
towns have gone home to epcnd the
Thanksgiving recess,
MIR. Bonnl0n's illustrated lecture on
Ccylon last Saturday evening was well
attended. The speaker talked interest
our old gong has had 20 take a back
eeat. electric bells now ring the hours.
The Iron count: teachers held inati-
tutc at Parowan last Saturday. They
contemplate mailing trip In force To
Salt Lake soon 10 visit schools for a
week and 10 attend the State Tcachers
convention. Aupt. Decker 10 now busy
making arrangements.
The photographs Of world-famous
mos A ~ re a
and hung about the various rooms,
BRIGHAM Young ACADEMY.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dcc. 2.-rhc missionary elias.
has grown to the Immense proportions
OF one hundred and flfty students.
The Century ci0ss has Just ordered
a set OF books on all modern ana nn-
Client orators ana examples Of their ora
tory II IN a very handsome set and
includes many modern orntiunB Of es'
pecinl mort, notably WIN. j. Dryan't
Gross OF Gold"
students have Thanksgiving expect,
ancy upon their fucos, for many ex
poet 10 return. The students from
smallpox districts win be advised not
60 do 80. az II would necessltatc thcij
removal from school for the whole o
this semester.
Nephi j, Reese. former student %
Wv ,iaNa VI lVV=t mas DtNn NlNlllnt Nh
brigham Young Academy. lie IN n
present engaged IN teaching at JOSEPH
city.
Last Saturday behcld an oxcitln.
game In captain balls between th
Hloomer girls OF the physical oultur
GLASSES. The score stands 10 10 II q
ioNof OF the ate rnoon class.
Prof, Nelson and Miss Young were no
puarantlnsd aft ~ their southern triI
M the physicinni considered il unneces
t'ry Howcvor, those Instructors alb
nuntei themaslvsa FOR week at III
sussestion OF Prshidont Ciun.
The board Of directors of White an
biue met Tuesday evening at urger
AL OF the chairman, who lnforms
them that they were in "a tight box.
rms nenIss that ,hc subsorlption lls
y not yet large enough. steps hny