Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10


board each Saturday In the Latter-day
Saints College, at the Templeton build
ing. There have been representatives
called from each Sunday school in the
Salt Lake. Granite and Jordan Stakes.
The services Of Miss Donnette Smith
have been secured and the class is pro-
crossing very rapidly under her tuition.
Thge are seyenty-two young ladies en-
rolled from these various Stakes, and
the general board earnestly desires that
each Sunday school take advantage OF
this excellent opportunity TO prepare
young ladies for geed and efficient work
with the children Of their wards.
There are two classes now organized
which meet each Saturday for two
hours work The class Of beginners re-
cites from l0:30 TO 1890; the advanced
class recltes from 1880 TO $3.50.
Any information desired will be cheer
fully given either by the Sunday school
board, the president Of the La.ter-day
Saints College or Miss Donnetie Smith
COLLEGE NOTES.
Mr.. Hinckley has started a new class
IN actual business.
Mr. Rumel was up an Friday I'm the
interests OF the College National Bank.
The boys organized baseball team
this week. an1 had a practice game.
They expect TO get down TO hard work
now that spring has come.
A few students are leaving. but their
places are being filed by the entrance
Of new ones.
Freeman Bassett Is manager and
Harry Brooks captain Of the baseball
team.
B. Y. ACADEMY.
Provo, March s.-President Clun is
al Beaver on school business.
Senator A. J. Evans Of I.ehi visited
school today.
Challenges and debates seem to be the
order Of the day. Good work is being
done, however
Brother David Broadbent, an old stu
dent and returned missionary, visited
school last week.
Last Sunday Brother Richard Ly-
man spoke 10 the students In Sunday
school, and also In domestic meeting
in the evening.
Preparations for the South American
trip are still progressive.
Last Saturday a match game Of base.
ball was played between the academy
boys and the Provo boys which ended
In favor Of the academy.
To prevent the spread OF smallpox,
which Is still raging in the surrounding
settlements, Prof. Brimhall said no stu
dent attending public gatherings In
these places would be allowed to enter
school again, until they had served out
quarantine regulations.
A banquet was given last Saturday
evening by the Commercial College, in
honor Of Prof b. S. Hinckley, who left
US 10 teach in the Latter-day Saints
College In Salt Lake City. The menu
was plentiful and delicious. The toasts
abounded In wisdom and wit Judge
Boothe being POSTMASTER. Prof. Wolf
was at his. best and gave fine toast
on Gone, but left his mark" All Join
in saying II was brilliant affair.
In the last report II was stated that
the scientific expedition left for South
America February nth This Is a mis-
take. 1t does not leave until April 18th.
Beaver Utah, March s.-Local field
day was held Friday afternoon and Sat-
urday. The cup, for which the classes
were contesting. was won by the pre-
paratory department. After the sports
were over a dance was given for the
purpose Of reunlting the students.
Sunday afternoon fast meeting was
held In the Second ward, the students
enjoyed themselves In a testimony
meeting. In the evening a conjoint con-
ference OF the two wards was held
President Cluff was present and lee
tured to the students.
Brother o. A. Whitaker. teacher OF
the musical department, is suffering
from rheumatism, and unable to be
around; Il Is hoped that he will soon be
able 90 resume his labor.
The domestic department Is now In
good running order, and promises TO
become a very important department
OF this school.
The students are busy preparing for
national character ball TO be given
on the 10th OF this month.