The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10

HOW 10 heclle, SOuInWlck; sixty
third annual report of the state board
of education, state of Massachusetts;
Brewer Collection of National Songs
and Hymns" Orville Brewer.
University Notes.
Professor H. \. Mccoy will conduct
chapel exercises this week.
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The critic teachers of the training
school spent the greater part of last
week in preparing outlines of study for
next year.
Miss May, supervisor of the kinder
garten department, left for Boston last
Thursday where she will spend some
time with her friends.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Miss Nettie Nj. Shelly, former
teacher of drawing in the Salt Lake
City High school. and Mr.. Joseph E.
Mcknight, principal of the training
school,. The ceremony will be solemn
lied on Saturday. June 16, in the First
Congregational church.
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Professor w NJ Stewart spent Fri
day and Saturday Iecturing to the
teachers of Utah county in their insti-
tute.
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On Tuesday forenoon the teachers of
the training school entertained the par
ents of their pupils. An entertaining
and instructive programme was rem
dered, and light refreshment served.
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The past year has been a successful
one for the branch normal at Cedar.
More than 200 students have been in
/ attendance. Six completed the third
year course, and will probably attend
the university next year to finish the
normal course. These six are Ella
Berry, Aurelia Daily. Julius S. Daily.
Emma Gardner, Alice Red and Joseph
Wilkenen.
Professor G. Q. Coray addressed the
classes in general history on Friday
upon the principal social and economic
questions of today.
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On Wednesday, from 1 to 2:30 in the
afternoon, the critic teachers entertain
programme proved an amusing feature,
in connection with light luncheon.
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Miss LOttie BUreh of the fifth grade
left for her home in Lincoln, Neb., last
week.
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Professor w. G. Roylance addressed
the Utah County Teachers Institute
last Monday. He also Inspected the
school buildings of Springville and
Mapleton later in the week, acting as
deputy for DR.. J. r. Park.
The geology classes -cnjoYed a Ian
tern demonstration last Thursday after
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tory building.
Mr.. S. q. Rigby has withdrawn from
school, and has been engaged by the
Ontario Mining company.
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The class Of SO viii attend the alumni
banquet in a body.
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Summer school will open on June 25.
Inquiries promise an increased attend
ance.
The members of the faculty and their
wives and the college graduates were
sumptuOusly entertained last night by
President and Mrs. Kingsbury at their
home on Fourth East.
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The college women received a letter
structor in modern languages in Ne
vada university, and Miss TiIlie Kru-
gers ChaperOne on the recent visit to
this city. Miss De La Guna thanks the
girls most heartily for THEN hospital
ity.
The members of the Chronicle staff
spent a very pleasant evening last
Thursday at the home of Editor-in-
Chief n. T. Porter In CentervilIe In
the afternoon they Toasted in the
strawberry patch, as the day faded
they enjoyed hay-rack ride about the
town and gave their college yells, and
in the evening were served with re
freshments. The affair was enjoyed
by all
To arrange for his August mission,
Mr.. Ernest Bramwell withdrew from
school last Friday. He has to arrange
his business affairs in Idaho.
The Chronicle has arranged with the
graduating classes to publish their SOU
venir pamphlet. This means that the
commencement number will contain
pictures of all the graduates, the ora
tons, the baccalaureate sermon and the
best parts of the class day exercises.
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Last weeks Chronicle contains a well
written account of the contest with the
Nevada boys. The picture of the de-
bates is especially good.
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The class Of '02 will spend neXt<F'ri-
day afternoon at the Lagoon.
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Entrance examinations TO the univer-
sity have been arranged for Monday
and Tuesday, June IL s,S1 u.
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The Athletic association will meet on
Tuesday next TO elect officers for the
ensuing year.
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On Monday afternoon of commence
ment week there will be played uDon
the campus a match game of baseball
between members Of the faculty and
leading alumni.