Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
OGDEN NEWS.
$50 SEPT, 10, 1900.
RECEPTION TO PROF. EATON
Weber Stake Academy Commences Sept u
Additional instructors and Facilities
opcrano Concert tor Benefit OF Miss
ro,t-In the District Court-Bank
Receiver Discharged

o,s OF the most elaborate social
events of the year took place last even
,,g an Chrlstensen's dancing hall, the
o,eoslon being a grand reception given
no the citizens OF ogden in honor Of
pr5f George A. Eaton, former prin-
rioal OF the ogden High school but now
rIncIpal Of the Salt Lake High school'
A. meeting held short time ago,
Mo following committee was chosen 10
arrange the reception. Josh Grant
sbairman. Prof /, +. Moeneh, Hon
william Glassman, Prof William Al
uson and Charles II. HollingsWorth.
pr,f Eaton was met at the depot by
u..srs. Glasmann and Moench and ac-
conr8nled To the Reed hotel where
ts Mas entertained until about o'clock
vbsp the gentlemen accompanied him
IN tba spacious hall, which had been
t,sutifully decorated for the occasion
yt6 fhe High school colors, black and
orange. and the Stars and Stripes, with
eeeant palms and sunllowers artist
ealy arranged, making an exquisite
effect
was greeted by a gathering Of per-
hans 900 Of his friends, and the High
school students welcomed him with the
sehool calls. Christenseno fan or
chestra was in attendance and rendered
snns very melodlOus oyertures. after
which Hon. +. NJ. Allison Jr., IN behalf
NJ The citizens. presented Prof. Eaton
with a beautiful gold-headed walking
cane. engraved win the words, From
,be Citizens ~ Ogden 20 Geo A. Eaton,
Sspt a. 1907 The Presentation speech
expressed the hish esteem In which Mr..
Eaton IS held among the citizens Of
ths city aud his untIring efforts to ad-
vance the ogden High school in educa-
tonal lines, and his sterling worth as
citizen.
Prof. Eaton responded with expires
lions OF appreciatiohs and gratitude for
The kindness Of the citizens Of this city
and the friendship extended him.
Prof. Moench Of the High school fac
ulty then delivered an address 20 Prof
Eaton IN Latin, expressing the feelings
Of The school towards him 1be HIsh
school class sang The professors ia
yorita German song Zach vie ist's
moegllch damn" They also sang the
High school song, which was composed
BY Prof Eaton.
Hon. William Glassman made a few
remarks expressing the good feeling OF
the general public 80 Prof. Eaton. after
which tripping the light fantastic was
enjoyed until after midnight A short
rest was taken during the dancing. and
Miss Arvilla Clark, Of Provo. favored
the audience In her usual graceful and
pleasing way with a beautiful solo
entitled Good bye which was en-
cored, and Miss Clark sang one Of her
fayorites
On the stage dainty refreshments
were served
The entire affair was a thorough sue
cess and worthy expression OF esteem
10 Prof Eaton.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
The Weber Stake academy will oper
on Monday next. September H. 1900 fOl
the coming school year. II has the fol.
lowing important and increased facll'
ties over last year. The faculty Is en-
laIged by two excellent teachers Tn,
facilities FOR scientific instruction hay,
been much improved by the addition Of
about four hundred dollars worth Of
new physical and chemical apparatus
Both the inside and the approaches e
the building have been changed and
made more comfortable as we'll as NOR,
pleasing 20 the eye. One more cOurs,
Of Instruction has been added and 9TH
ers changed so as TO make the work
more practical and more In harmony
with the growth and demands of tn,
times. The work promises TO be In
every particular Of a more solid and re.
Nfnhfn oh .s 1..s 49, % Ra
port given the institution in the past
and the credltahle record MADE ~ thos,
who have graduated from its courses,
OPERATIC BENEFIT CONCERT
Last evening a very choice grand oper'
ATTIC concert was given IN the. Third
ward amusement hall In honor OF Miss
Mamie Tout, who is 60 depart for Eu
rope In about three weeks 90 have hei
voice cultured. The concert was IL
charge Of Prof. Coop; and proved q
thorough success. The following pro
gram was rendered.
Violin and piano (Andante
Flnale) ....... -. Mendelssohr
W. G. Give, Squire Coop.
Baled-"Bslle Brandon" ME-, F. Tou
a Madrigal ..,. Victor Harris
Miss Arvilla Clark.
Song OF the Carbine" Victor Herber
Mr.. u. Anderson (assisted.)
caprice de Concert-op 6...... MuslT
Mr.. w. c. Give.
Nirdi.. ..,.,..,,, Miss Mamie Tou
The Angelus" Opera "sere-
made '...,..,.., o.. ,..........., Herber
Miss Aryilla Clark (assisted)
Poor Wandering One-Opera "Fi-
rates o. penzance". .-,.,s Sullivan
Miss Maggie Tout.
Rlgoletto-"Quartette" ,....u.. .Verd
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Albert sadd ct al. W Citizens Banl
81 al The hearing on the report o