Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-31

large NUMBER or students ATTENDED
Professor Nelson's lecture given before
the Pedagoggium society Friday night.
The academy will take part in the
intercollegiate athletic contest TO be
held May 18th.
Prof. T.. 5. Hinckley visited the lnstl-
tute OF the SEWER county teachers last
Saturday, He gives a very ilattering
report OF the work done there.
The school will banquet the archa-
aelogical company before they leave for
South America. The various class
presidents form the committee 70 plan
for the occasion.
Elder Osterman, 's7 graduate. who
has Just returned from a mission 10
Germany, visited school Monday. The
school Is always pleased to welcome one
OF It's old students back again.
Professor Brimhall attended the
meeting OF the general board OF educa.
ton held in Salt Lake City March oath.
Elder Mcclellan, former student Of
the academy. who has just returned
from a mission in Colorado. spoke TO
the students for a few minutes this
morning.
The physics class evidently believe
that theory is not good without prac-
tice. The class was out on the noun
tain yesterday experimenting with the
barometer.
Brother Haywood OF Arizona spoke 10
the students last week. He left for the
Southern States mission, where he will
labor for some time.
As no satisfactory arrangements
could be decided upon by the commit
tees from the university and the acade-
my. II has been decided that the de-
batting contest will not take place. The
academy is willing and anxious to con-
test with the university, but wants a
voice In the arrangements.
HIGH SCHOOL.
A very Interesting meeting was held
by the junior and senior classes yester-
/ day afternoon, az which time addresses
were made by Mrs. c. r.. Allen, repre-
senting the Daughters OF the American
! Revolution and Prof. Hager. The meet
J ing was held for the purpose Of pro-
, noting the proposed oratOrcal contest
I by the HIGH School students. The con-
test Is now an assured fact, the
! themes chosen by the contestants must
| relate TO the Revolutionary War, and
/ the best lady and gentleman orator
VIII be awarded a gold medal each.
The senior and junior classes held
several meetings last week. but the
/ proceedings have been kept In the pro-
foundest secrecy. II Is supposed how
ever that the programs for commence
men, week have been completed
The baseball team has been putting
In some very faithful work. II was
| out practicins every day last week.
The team viii meet It's first victory
or defeat next Saturday, when they
VIII measure clubs with the Latter
day Saints boys.
The cricket team has been practIclng
last week. The members expect 10 do
some lively playing this spring.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE,
Prof. Paul lectured before the stu
dents Of the college yesterday after
noon on "The Theory Of the Beautiful q"
Miss Dwyer favored the audience with
her excellent singing.
The students held a mass meeting on
Thursday In which much college spirit
and patriotism We're manifested
The students OF the college gave a
party at Chrlstensen's last night which
was very successful.
The college students are looking for
ward with much delight TO the baseball
contest TO be held on the university
campus this afternoon.
Prof Mills lectured In the ogden Ia
bernacle last Sunday afternoon and
evening, and to the students OF the
Weber Stake academy last Monday
morning
The students In the classes in phonog-
raphy are getting an opportunity 10 do
a great deal Of work.
Prof Paul and Mr.. Jensen spoke al
morning exercises this week.
The case Of James Larsen vs. d. j.
McRae. tried before the commercial law
class, was concluded on Friday morn
ing. The jury returned a verdict In ia
yor Of plalntiff.
Prof, Noyes OF the Sanpete Stake AGA
DENY was a visitor on Friday.
Prof. Moench Of the Weber Stake
academy was a visitor today.