Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-25


rity students will make q public demon.
stution of some Kind Next week
the students and Professor will have
o. mass mocting. "a De- called hy the
president of the Field bay club. when
Il viii by decided Just what hoy viii
DO; over half thousand student.
VIII Rive expression tu tho delightful
realization " the long dream and hope
of both student and professor
The last NJ the series Of Delta Phi
hnlls passed successfully aud pleasant.
- last Tuesday evening ~ shrlatpn.
sons. Many think ID was the best of
the series. while others cannot express
preference 10 good wcr" nlL \ stfik-
inrly rninfnUudahlU feature was tho
lack ct smoking. ana L0Istefnua com
duct IN the dressing room Socially
the series ~ dancing parties hna bccn
hirhlv successful. aud 10 would have
been the snfnc financially had not tho
boys had mn exceptionally large or
chpNtfu each tlmr. ANA gone tu great
expense IN getting out such dainty
invitations. on tho whole tho fra
tufuity focle congratulated aud win
doubtless be urged ~ give another De.
furc the summer vacation in June
AZ the Normal society Yesterday ~.
tvrnoon there was u fnuHinr debate on
the question uf the United states re.
tanning the Philippine Il y Mathews.
assisted by Mr.. Reeve. and ~ W. soulc.
aided by Nit Calder, gave an impaH.
stoned ana interesting discussion Of the
question.
Tho University dramatic club has
como tu ne again with Increased on.
rtgy fchcarfnla are being held ~ often
~ possible. and before many weeks u
VIII produce the comedy. 4 Scrnp ~
Paper. This drama was one uf the
most successful ~ those presented by
the old Grand company. n IL "a heavy
piece Tor amateurs. but the Varsity
actors nrc confident of success II has
not been decided when or where the
entertainment VIII be- given. Those IN
take part are W. Little. T. l.. richards.
y. J. Cannon. W. l.. Dunn. blanche
Thomas. Nellie Boyer Edna ttrrkar.
lucille H"wctt, Angcline Holbrook and
Mabel clark.
Tho boys of the zctn Gamma society
ore stu considering how Co BEST mako
their FIRST public meeting successful.
Nothing definite has yet been done. hut
some prominent man 10 deliver an al.
dress, this to constitute the principal
part of the program.
The basketball girls" no longer
l Nui delight In that fnyoritr feminine
Enmu' u IL not exciting enough They
have ~ turned 10 playing rugby foot.
/ bail. though for fear. pofhnua. OF too
| ways says II IN basketball At times
| the excitement ~ the Rnmr becomes
! Intense, especially when. like u great
] handful Of worms. they disentnnrle
themselves. half fearing lest they should
800 Hptained wrist or scratched
nose, hut the game seems 20 have
/ come 10 stay. and some are wondering
half In earnest ana half In jest. whether
/ the girls VIII make use NJ tho campus
! when summer Comes Again"
| \ pleasant social was given NJ the
] University last evening by the nrst
| year normal class. The evening was
| spent IN dancing. playing games. and
| ~ listening 60 short program con.
| fiHting ~ opening remarks hy the
| president ~ the class; an address by
! Prof stewart; song. Miss SwenHon.
| recitation. Miss BabcOck; song, by
Miss Holiday.
some Present Day Aspects ~ novel
] Reading " the subject Of the weekly
lecture 10 b. given at the unlvcrrity
next Monday evening, by Fred ".
] Reynolds, Instructor IN English. Mr.
] Reynolds viii discuss the probable
causes ana rffcCts NJ the right and
the wrong Kind ~ novel reading, and
their apparent tendencies. The inter.
/ csting subject viii undoubtedly draw a
large audience, students OF English
especially are Invited.
Another student N tho University
has risen from fellow student a. nssn.
clatc professor H. Claude LOWS, al.
distant librarian ana a senior. has been
| rhnHcH 40 Instructor In United states
! history ana clvicH In order % Tighten
! the work " Prof knylaucc. on Monday
SIT. Lowis viii receive the compliment
tary GOOD wishes ~ the students.
Prof Matthews was IN on Friday
ana unable 10 attend hts classes.
The normal graduating class mot
yesterday aud decided 10 give another
public meeting soon; tho matter a. In
the hands nf a committee, II was voted
that the class should not have Glars
pins, hut simply their class color, blue.
The faculty refused 10 grant the petit
ton ot the normal classes. asking that
college credit under the same condl-
tions as other class subjects. II will re.
main ~ heretofore that In order to
get college credit Tor this subject
the students must get az least soor.
Ing of ~ per cent In their work
Prof Marahall was not nj school yes
terday. In the afternoon he iccturrd to
the people ~ Mornni, Sanpetr county.
/ Utah, and Ia the evening he addressed
the teachers Of the county, This even.
ing he will lecture before the students
OF the Ephraim stake academy OF
Sanpctc.
Among the visitors 10 the training
school during the week were Superin
| tendcnt Wilson of Weber county Rev.
Mr Bailey of the Presbyterian church,
and prominent ogden teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Last Tuesday afternoon the pupils
/ OF the hirh school listened 10 an an.
usually interesting and novel literary
| entertainment az Wnshington's Birth.
day memorial exercises. sixteen Of the
| boys, mainly from the third year class.
/ imperhonatod meeting Of the old Viz.
| Rinian liurRcssos, with quill pens be-
hind their ears ana a colonial bearing
the assembly was interrupted after
| roll call by message from John
| Adams, announcing that large force
| OF British troops had been landed la
| Boston, Thcreupon Patrick Henry
| MARK Brown delivered his noted
| speech In which h. ended by saying.
n care not what course others may
take. but as for mo give
mo liberty or give me death. &"
/ The Burgesses cheered aud an
| plaudcd the noble speech and Kissed
/ at the statements OF those who Op-
| posed llenry's resolutions. Hut again
a message came from John Adams
telling ~ the Battle NJ Bunker nm.
Then Richard Henry lee QIarry Full
toni delivered the Immortal speech
that Webster nut into the mouth Of
| Adams, beginning, sink or swim live
| or die, survive ar perish. | give my
hand ana my heart to this vote" and
ending By saying. 1T IL my living sen.
flfHanN and Ia tho llaaals. - a.