The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
EDUCATIONAL.
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ed as their class name the Social
League of the University" Their class
COlOrs are violet and cream.
Professor W. NJ. Stewart addressed
the Parents club at Mill Creek Fri
day night Yesterday he gave a talk
to the teachers and trustees of Weber
county at ogden.
The dramatic club met Thursday and
rehearsed the first two acts of the
play. They decided to present it on
Dec. 10.
The college senior class organized
Tuesday with the following officers:
Elias Hansen, president; I. f. Nc
Donald, vice president and Jay GroO,
secretary and treasurer.
The debating club of the university
met Thursday and decided to have
general committee draw up plans for
practice in debate and to devise some
means for the selection of the final
debating team. This committee is to
be elected from the various societies
Of the university Each society is to
have one representative.
Professor G. NJ Marshall leaves on
Thursday evening next for Beaver,
where he will deliver a series Of five
lectures on historical and literary sub
jects before the teachers institute of
that county.
Parker 3. Pratt, a former student,
was a visitor at the university on Fri
day.
; Professors M. Stewart and D. r.
/ Allen gave an Illustrated lecture at
! Draper last night The subject was
1.-THE Moral Value Of a Practical Edu-
/ cation"
/ Last week the following were ad-
mitted as members to the Society of
College Women: Mary Snyder, Anna
! Thatcher and Emma Dougall.
/ On Wednesday night Professor Ly-
man of the university and County SUI
/ perintendent Ashton addressed the citi-
/ zens of Draper on the establishing of
/ high schools. Superintendent Ashton
( Is anxious to start five such schools in
/ this county next year.
/ Professors Allen and Stewart re-
/ turned from Heber City last Sunday,
highly elated with the treatment they
received from the people of that coun-
/ ty. The teachers institute was held at
/ Wallsburg on Saturday.
The college women have adopted q
! college cap. It is a crimson cap with
! a silver tasSel. They will wear il for
the first time on Thanksgiving day.
] The L. of L. Silk SoX now stand
within one game of being champions OF
{ the state among the 130-pound foot
ball teams.
On Friday Professor Stewart ad-
! dressed the T. A. n. society on class
spirit and student organizations.
The university brass band viii meet
for their first practice next Tuesday
at 80.
r. H. Hayward, chief engineer OF
| the Electric Light & Power company
will deliver a lecture before the En-
cheering society tomorrow afternoon
His subject will be. Transportation
by Electricity"
The engineers viii give a ball and
banquet Dec. 13 at Christensen's dane
ing hall.
Miss Mary c. May of the kindergar.
ten gave a talk on child government
to the fourth year normals Friday
morning.
The fourth year normals met Fri
day and adopted the design for elias!
pins submitted by the committee ap
pointed for that purpose. The pini
wiz be purchased through JOslin &
Park.
The 90 class Glee club met Friday
in n. 90 and decided to have weekly
practices during the school year
At Normal society Friday Afternoon
Miss Arvilla Clark sang a solo and DR.
j. NJ. Tanner lectured on The Teache
as a Character Builder" John z
Brown was elected to represent tn
Normal society on the general debating
committee Of the university.
Friday at 1 o'clock the student bod
met in the assembly room of tn
Normal building to practice yells 70
the contest next Thursday. when on
boys Will line up with the Nevad,
eleven. AL the students VII NEE
again on Wednesday for the sam
purpose.
The engineers win ride 20 til
| Walker field on Thanksgiving day il
the RAYMOND"