The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
UniverSitu NOtes.

University Notes.
The registration at the university is now
G4l- Tins IS seven more than the total
number enrolled at any time during last
year.
Dr.. OTson Howard will conduct chapel
exercises during the coming week.
The third-year normal students gave
dancing party-the first of the school gear
last Friday night in the assembly room
of the normal building The hall was
tastefully decorated in purple and gold,
of the university A large crowd OF stu
dents and their friends attended.
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There was = general meeting of the stu
dents on Thursday in the normal build
ing held in the interest Of social amuSe-
ment the college paper and Athletics
President Kingsbury and Professor Cum
Riser and John Z. Brown of the stu
dents each made short addresses.
Miss Mabel Wallace, one of the college
juniors, who has spent her summer VISIT
ing the Paris exposition, returned home
last Wednesday,. She viii resume her
school work again
The fourth-year uOrmals on Thursday
sustained their standing committee. MT
Mark Brown, who IS The vice president
Of the class, is chairman, and the toi-
loCr-u- are members: Misses Alice seek
els and Glare Cummings and MesSrs. Ar
thur Yelling and Claude Richards.
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The college freshmen, a class of about
thirty members. met on Thursday and
elected class officers as follows: Clar-
ence Dresser, president; Miss Ivy DIX,
vice president: Miss Jane PiXtOn, Secre-
tary and treasurer, and l.. }. SlckelS anC
J. B. Forester as additional members OF
the standing committee.
Mrs. Rebecca E. Little, one of the uni
verSity regents, returned from her visit
TO the Paris exposition during the past
week.
Professor J. J. Mcclellan, instructor in
music. extended an invitation to univeT-
sitZ students TO attend the organ recital
in the tabernacle yesterday, and goOdly
number accented the invitation. Those
who were present had treat.
On Friday the college sophomOres elect
ed these members Of their class to ar
range for d social entertainment in the
near future; Misses Belle Schotield
E-ou;-e Nelden and Mabel Harker anC
Messrs. Waldo kingsbury and VIII Ray
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Mr. Alfred Bond of the manual training
department was absent from MS WorH
on Friday on account of sickness IN HI:
family at Heber.
The faculty committee on graduation
has already posted its notice TO thOs'
who expect to be applicants for gradua
ton next June, asking them TO make sucl
| application before Dec l.
MIR. c. w. Ames win again edit tn
/ etchings Of the University Chronicle.
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/ Professor ". NJ Stewart, who eX
pected to address the teachers of Davis
county yesterday, was prevented from
/ doing so on account of the prevalence o
( smallpox in some of the towns north. Ii
! will fulfil the appointment next Satur
day
At the call of Professor Mcclellan
| twelve of the university boys held
meeting at CaldeT's music store last " ed
nesday, preparatory TO organizing uni
veTSity glee club. Another meeting vii
| be held this forenoon, at which il is eX
| peCted that permanent organization vii
/ be effected.
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| Parker T. Pratt local editor of tn
| Chronicle, has chosen the following L
| assist him upon the staff: j. b. Forester
| .04; Clare Cummings, N, OF, and GeoTg
! D. Bisnetts n, 05
J The first issue of the Chronicle viii ap
/ pear from the press of the training schoc
/ on Wednesday next.
! In the educational department of tn
/ paper an endeaVor viii be made to rel
| resent the theory and practice of tn
/ and the practice by illustration of III
! real work done in the various grades.
The football boys expect to arrange
| game for next Saturday with the teal
! of the Y. NJ. g. A.
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N-=so& Minerva and Louisa Clark an
| Eta Lambert, members of last year
normal class, were visitors during IL
/ past week.
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/ The Second-year students have reol
| gained for the coming year with the 70
lowing officers: +. D. Thomas, pres
I dent; John g. Deal vice president; Am
liza Manning, secretary and treasure
! with RebecCa Stay as her assistant.
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Experiments are being made in warrior
! rooms of the library building to see If u
! sound can be prevented from passiT
| through the ceiling from one floor
/ another. Five different methods are b.
/ ing tested. and the one that proves mo
! successful will be employed thrOughO1
! ali three of the buildings.
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Mr.. Mcknight was absent from schO,
on Friday on account Of i'll health.