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

salt Lake this week
Miss Anna Spencer, who taught in
the southern normal the past year, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Eleanor,
also a teacher, left on Wednesday for
Paris, where both viii attend the eX
position. Returning in August, the
former viii take a course of instruc-
ton under a private instructor in New
York the coming year, and the latter
viii return home in August to resume
the work of teaching in this county
this fall.
Miss Carrie l.. Paine. who has
leave of absence from the high school,
and who is now touring Europe, writes
from Berne, Switzerland, where she is
sojourning for the present,
D. S. L. McCOrl1le. who has taught
the past year in Park City, has COM
pleted the work of the year there, and
expects to spend his vacation in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Morgan of the Collegiate insti-
tute. accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Mabel, left for the east on Thurs
day. The former will attend meet
ing of the Alumni association of Carl
ton college, her alma mater, and will
spend the summer at her home in Min
nesOta. Her daughter will attend the
summer session Of the Chicago uni
versity.
Miss Ida B. Berg of the Washington
school left Wednesday for her home
in Boone, Ia, where she viii spend the
summer.
Miss Jessie Goddard of the high
school took the train on Tuesday for
her home in Portland, Ore, where she
will spend the summer
Miss Lucy A. Corker, who formerly
taught in the schools of this city. eX-
poets to remain the third year in Lee
I land Stanford university. Miss COrker
Z has made q fine record for scholarship
in that institution.
Miss Smith of the Collegiate insti-
. tute leaves IN the near future for a
visit to her home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Congdon, formerly a teacher in
the Salt Lake college, purposes visit
ing England this summer, and viii en-
ter Oxford college next year.
Mrs. a. D. Whitaker of the Fremont
school left last week for her home in
Iowa, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
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Miss Mary c. May, critic teacher in
the training school, left the city last
week for the east, going first to Chi
cago.
w. A. Wetzel of the high school.
! after spending a few weeks in eastern
cities, viii attend the n. z. A. con-
vention in Charleston, after which Mrs.
Wetzel and himself will spend the re-
mainder Of the vacation in Portland,
Ore.
Miss Lizzie Bond of the Jackson
school and Lottie Burch of the train
ing school will, after spending a short
time in Chicago, spend the remainder
of their vacation at their home in Lin
coin. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. PrOsser OF the
city schools viii spend their vacation
in Kansas CITY. and also at their for
ner home in Garden City, Kan.
Miss Clara Colburne, principal of
Rowland Hall, leaves this week for
her home in Vermont. to spend the
summer. Miss Vivian Williams, daugh-
ter of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Williams, will ac-
company her as far as Omaha,
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All Hallows commencement exercises
will occur at the Salt Lake theatre on
Monday evening, June Is.
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Miss Hattie Wishard. teacher of mu-
sic in the Collegiate institute, leaves
this week for Winona, Ind.
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Professor J. NJ. Cathcart of the Shell
don college faculty left on Monday for
Chicago, where he will attend the sum-
mer session OF the Chicago university.
Professor J. NJ. CoyneT, after spend
ing a delightful week with former as
sOciates in the Collegiate institute, and
with members of the congregation of
the First Presbyterian church, leaves
for his home in Palms, Cal, tomorrow.
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Miss Majorie Paine of the high school
viii spend her vacation at her home in
Michigan.
Miss Emma J. Mitchell of the Lin
coin school is spending her vacation at
her home in Clinton, Ia.
Miss Helen Rothschild of the Web
: ster school left last Wednesday for St.
Paul, Mimi, 70 spend portion of her
vacation.
Miss A. Z. Buchanan Of the high
school took the train on Wednesday
for her home in the east. to remain
during the summer. Miss Peterson,
also of the high school accompanied
her.
Miss L. V. Mccarthy, who for the
past two years has been teaching in
Deer Lodge, New, has returned to her
home in Bountiful to spend her vaca-
ton.
Miss Woodbridge Of Salt Lake college
leaves for her home in Duluth at the
close of the collegiate year. From
there she viii go TO England, to re-
main during the summer.
Miss Anna T. Furry of the Collegiate
Institute left on Wednesday for her
home in Indiana, where she win spend
the summer vacation.
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The state board of education viii
meet in the Office of State SUperinten-
dent Park on Friday, June 10,
Samuel G. Paul, son Of Captain Paul,
returned from the University of Penn
svlvania, at Philadelphia, on Thurs
day. Mr.. Paul has spent three years
in. that institution, and viii be a grad
uate Of the class of 1901.
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j. w. Hooper. for the past year prin-
cipal Of the Brigham City schools, was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Hooper has
completed Il vary successful year, and
the board has shown its excellent judg-.
ment in re-empIoying him for another
year.
me marriage of Miss Nettie Shelly
formerly q teacher in the city schools.
snd I r. Mcknight priucipal of the