The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-13

Superintendent Cooper win deliver a
course OF ten lectures at the university
summer school during the last two
weeks Of the session
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school viii do institute work in Iowa
next month
Superintendents Evans and Wilson
of Summit and Weber counties, re-
spectively, called on State Superin-
tendent Park Thursday.
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A meeting Of the state board of ed
ucation viii be held in the Office of
State Superintendent Park, June 2.
Miss Kate Real Of the Grant school
leaves this week for Mexico, where she
will spend the summer.
On Friday afternoon the teachers OF
the Washington school presented their
principal, Miss Qualtrough, with a
beautiful bouquet Of cut flowers, as an
expression of their esteem. The gift
was cordially appreciated.
Miss Florence J. Foster of the Lin
coin school left yesterday for her home
in Logan. where she will spend the
summer.
The commencement exercises Of the
Salt Lake county schools viii be held
in the Salt Lake theatre on Monday,
May 2S. Professor William NJ. Stew
art viii deliver the address.
A surprise attended with a most de-
lfghtful time was given Mrs. Prosser,
principal of the Uintah school, on
Tuesday. The affair was gotten up by
her pupils, the other teachers being
invited The givers and the receiver
are to be felicitated.
Mrs. Z. F. Daft and Miss Elva God
be of the Washington school leave on
Wednesday for California. where they
will spend their vacation.
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Miss Duncan Of the Lincoln school
leaves on Tuesday for her home in
Colorado, where she will spend the
summer vacation.
Miss Wolcott of the OQuirrh school
viii spend her vacation in Ibapah,
Tooele county.
n. B. Johnston, formerly president
Of the Salt Lake Business college, has
gone to Seattle with the intention of
locating there.
Professor D. i. Allen Of the univer-
sity will lecture before the teachers
10, at 1870 o'clock.
Ole Sorensen, Jr., who has taught the
past year in Ferron, Sanpete county,
is taking a business course at the Salt
Lake Business college.
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The examination Of pupils who ex-
pect to complete the course of study
adopted for the schools of Salt Lake
county, viii take place in Murray on
Friday and Saturday, May is and 10.
Mrs. Durbidge, wife of the cantor of
the Washington school, was on Friday
made the recipient Of a handsome
rocking chair, in appreciation of many
favors bestowed upon the teachers of
that school during the year.
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The rooms taught by Misses Scoville
and Mckenzie and Mrs. Outcalt,
Oquirrh school, joined in a programme
of unusual excellence on Friday. Many
patrons were present and enjoyed the
afternoons exercises.
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Misses Greene, Templeton and bod
son of the Washington school viii
leave for the east on Tuesday, Miss
Greene going 10 Chicago, and the last
two named to Missouri.
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The Franklin school cleared about
800 at the recent art exhibit. The
money will be applied to the piano
fund.
Miss Kehrberg Of the Franklin school
leaves for her home in Lamars, Ia,
to spend her vacation.
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Miss Larsen Of the Grant school will
have a summer school, beginning on
Monday.
Mrs. Bunker and Miss Herman Of
the Franklin school will open their va
cation school tomorrow.
The Webster school viii give its en-
tertainment for the benefit of the SEQ
field sufferers on Tuesday evening.
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The Whittier school gave a fine fes-
tival last evening for the benefit Of the
piano fund.
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The following publications have been
recently added to the Utah state public
school library: The sixteenth annual
report of the United States civil scr
vice commission; "Silas MaTne," by
George Eliot; Vermont course of study
for elementary schools; American col
lege and public school directory, and
bulletins Ga and So of the experiment
station, Agricultural college of Utah.
Supervisor F. R. Elliott leaves on
for Chicago, where, on June
Z, she will read a paper before the
Federated clubs. With the exception
Of a short time spent in Milwaukee,
she will spend her time in Chicago, and
will visit the leading educational in
of that city
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Supervisor G. c. Young and family
expect to remain in the city during
the summer.
Superintendent Cooper viii attend
the meeting Of the n. E. A. in July. in
and viii remain about
month in the east at that time.
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The Emerson school scored a great
success at its festival given on Friday
evening, and the Summers festival,
and that of the Riverside on Friday
and Saturday evenings were alike sue
cessful.
University of Utah.
Professor NJ. NJ. Babcock viii sue