Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-02
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.

Salt Lake Superintendent Chris
Jensen has directed mat every precau-
ton be taken 10 prevent the spread OF
contagious diseases.
Principal ana Mrs. G. n. Mckay ex.
pect to take possession OF their iine new
home, Nov, 9th.
In the line OF university extension
work. the faculty Of the university have
offered to teachers Of the city courses
IN the history OF education and In Eng
lsh literature. provided that the mini
mum number IN each class shall not be
less than twenty Doubtless classes
VIII be formed at once.
The new truant officers are doing very
efficient work IN c0mpellin- truants to
attend school regularly.
Mrs. Won Elm and Miss Pratt were
visitors at the Lincoln school on
Wednesday.
Supervisor Pollock held an optional
meeting for teachers Of the third grade
yesterday.
third grade on Thursday.
The home OF Mrs. James II. Poulton
was the scene 0f O pleasant function
on Wednesday afternoon, the occasion
being an entertainment for the bene.
III Of the Lincoln school piano fund.
Refreshments we're served from
o'clock To o'clock In the afternoon the
festivities being accompanied by an
enjoyable program. Misses Stella ana
Mabel Poulton rendered several pleas
Ing vocal and piano solc5. while Miss
Minnie Paine reclled ftd sang German
selections, Miss Lucille Buttle re-
citation and Miss Tessle Smith sew
eral plano solos Quite neat sum was
realized, and all enjoyed most pleas
ant time. Mrs. Poulton's courtesy was
greatly appreciated
Miss Pollock visited the 0qulrrh on
Tuesday and took luncheon with the
teachers. BY her gracious ways and
helpful suggestions, our new supervisor
Is fast winning a place in the hearts Of
the teachers.
Visiting teachers at the Oqulrrh this
week We're Mr.. Olsen OF Brigham City.
Miss Patterson OF Waterloo, Miss Ma,
nile Mala OF Sandy, "a former pupil OF
the Oquirrhl, and Miss Wells Othe,
VISITORS were Mesdames J. II. Cham
beers, Driscoll and Frank Klmball
Some excellent drawing among the
higher grade oQulrrh pupils resulted
from the pretty pose Of Mildred Brown
In Scotch costume.
Miss Laura Beason Is domlcIIrd at
Fords hotel
Mr.. A. s. Martin. wife Of the princl-
PAL, substituted FOR Miss Shell at the
Grant the past week
Miss Ray Of the Emerson. visited the
Bryant on Thursday
Miss Della Plaisted substituted Tor
MISS Davis AZ the Webster the past
week.
Mrs. Lucille Jensen took the place OF
Miss Jennie Y. Smith at the Bryant a
portion OF the past week.
In a contest in spelling between the
GA and iB at the Lincoln on Friday.
the hrst named won The average OF
The "a was se71 per cent while the 7B
stood I.@. One hundred words were
pronounced
A contfs between the SB and SA
toce blaze Al the same time. the nrst
named Being 81 per cent and the latter
S5 per cent
SALT LAKE CITY SCHOOLS.
p j Taylor, a salt Lake county
teacher, visited the Bryant on Mon
Mrs. Bird, on Thursday
day, Mrs. Bird on Thursday. Miss Mar.
I'm on Friday, and Mrs. Breeder on
Wednesday.
Miss Lenore Sampson OF the training
school has SO far recovered as 10 be
able to leave the hospital "A fact that
her many friends viii be pleased TO
hear
Inc Following program was rendered
IN room $ at the Bryant on Friday.
Reading. North Bells; piano solo, FL
sic Coin; recitation. Maude Smith
song Ethel Tucket and Florence Tay-
lor piano solo June Whittemore.
Miss Reilly conducted a creditabe
class in Speer before Miss pollocks
meeting on Wednesday,
Miss Van Colt OF the Lowell displays
some fine color work, the work OF her
room.
Mrs. Reiser was visitor at the Lin
coin on Friday.
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