Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24

UNIVERSITY
..,,.,t Klngsbury went to Fillmore
.lfIissS a night to attend the dedl cav,
liulsl. ,},,ses OF the new public school
q sA', Mace The subject Of a lecture
W ~ Inc doctor was the 'heiauoh
l'p yn,bilc Schools 10 the state UNI
,c.sIty" He returned TINS horhii'S'
a. r,sn5 social and ball given by
,i ~, wear students wednesday nlgntt
lls ~. ~' saccess In every sense. Room q
va s,.stsfilly decorated with the Uni
en .. ,r'd he class colors. The AFFAIR
Nu" sbIv managed by Messrs Bisnett,
sa,t Iiuywhlte and Meyer; while the
W. W., salmon, Wllcken, Smith and
SsS, preslded at the booth, where
..s,y refreshments were served. The
Ing was kept up until long after
Taught One special feature rendered
= M orchestra was the new cake
..rS piece Of music composed Tor
4. c.easlon by Mr.. Harold Orlob'
p,o, Stewart has organized a new
az IN special methods, composed only
gc,ilere students. They are discuss
.yst present the system Of education
IA out by Dr. Dewey Of the Uni
r,-.itv Of Chicago and which Is being
,,.s,icsl at the Chicago University
rsnsp,ary school. This system Is
srscally Interesting as 1t emphasizes
NJ All OF manual training, and domes-
n science thus bringing out and de-
y.0y0ng the domestic impulses within
be child.
pof Stewart has also begun his
rgYe In experimental psychology,
rhtb will be conducted In the Labor
ryy building where new apparatus
An sleady been placed.
Work Is being pushed on the new Uni
vry buildings. The foundations are
ain and some Of the walls are up to
q, second floor The stone work on
u Normal building Is also about COM
lslA
ne Historical Society Of the Univer-
fymet Friday and an interesting hour
" spent In discussing subjects per-
Eng 10 the Revolutionary War.
Arthur Adams the president, de-
sgsd an excellent address on How
study History" and Mr., Claude
hres spoke on How 60 Study the
Emory Of Utah" The society has al
riiy a number Of historical pictures
.oments and relies. which will soon
I'm the regular class room.
BRANCH NORMAL.
cSar City Feb, 2l.-Students are
Ng preparing for Washington's birth
dy In the morning the Students So
CIV will carry out a program appro-
lr1le TO the occasion; athletic sports
hcsdlng a game Of baseball will take
phe afternoon and a ball will be CIV
ain the evening.
Tie young ladies' glee club sang In
cape Wednesday morning.
Anew table made by a manual train
hiV.
The manual training department is
i's furnished with a forge.
4 party Is TO be given by the young
'lles 10 the near future.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY.
~ t0sofuary p missionary students are
HA pouring in.
Brother D. E. Harris Of Juarez. Mex
W spoke to the students, Thursday.
Ausle seems to have a great attrac-
ia ~ ,O' many young people. Professor
~ ~ mas The training OF about one
''la'ed and fifty voices.
~, me Beaver branch seems to have
e ~, soVantages 1t has a very fine
''-'''''um Tor theatrical purposes.
va, S.,.sa;shlrgtons birthday viii be oh.
4. with the usual exercises for thai
y. me class Of 1904 win give a bali
N the occasion. 'S oai'
,,. .usslay morning Professor Rrlmball
~. 'a ,s,l, from Beaver, where ne has
wa swing a course Of lectures. He re-