The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
University Notes

Dr. James + Talrnare will conduct
chapel exercises during the coming week.
me special music at chapel exercises on
/ Thursday last was rendered by Miss
ArVnla Clark of Provo, who sang to the
pleasure OF a large audience still as the
NlSht' Bonn, Good Bye. Sweet Day.
! Nannal. and Annie Laurie"
The Rev. J. b. Eddie. dean Of St
Marks cathedral, conducted chapel exer-
CtSes on Friday.
The university had an unusually large
/ number of visitors during the past week
Among former students whose faces
We're seen in the halls were John W.
! Condte, president of 90 class. Miss Il
nora Mckay, Mr.. Thomas Rice. Mr.. Jesse
=. Seamons and Miss Julia Bateman, all
last years graduates; Miss Mamie White
49, and Miss Nettie Stewart.
The college seniors are now wearing
their graduating pins.
LOUIS J. Barker was elected % taxi
q the University Chronicle G asst T Week.
Mr. Pratt resigned BECAUSE of a tempo
rary withdrawal for three weeks IRON
Miss Etfie Hague viii entertain the Col
lege Women society on the 10Th of this
month ~ her home
The normal classes of 1902. 1903 and
1904. and the college seniors met in their
respective classes last eek and decided
to plant trees on the university grounds
next Monday. Classes heretofore have
planted groves and class trees 20 Deauti-
fy the university grounds, this Will be re-
pSateu on ArDOr Day.
The first year normal class met Thurs
day and elected Miss Ellen Tibbets vice
president OF the class
The instructors in the summer school
which VIII be held in the univ ersity
buildings commencing june p Will b
Professors G. NJ. Marshall. J. +. Merrill,
George COray and Instructors r. l.. Nc
Chic, Edwin Evans and Holmes.
RoScO Grover OF Nephi a last year
student, was a visitor at the university
on Monday last.
Mrs. Perry of ogden. with Mrs. Young.
At the meeting of the faculty Of tho
university Monday last, ARRANGEMENTS for
the commencement Of school in the fan
were made. Entrance examinations will
be given Wednesday and Thursday. Sept
IL and T. Registration OF students viii
be Oh Friday and Saturday. Sept. - ana
H. he class work viii begin the follow
ing Monday. Sept. is.
An entrance examination Will also be
given the coming June, but these eNamiu-
atoms VIII be dispensed WITH hereafter.
Professor W. Z. Smith of >he Salt Lake
college and Professor LinfOrd of the T..
y college of Logan were interested Wis
itors of the university last week
The corps of South Jordan teachers, Mr..
j. T. Moss. 50; Miss Beatrice Nflkinson
and Miss Julia Batemdn, 90. visited the
university Friday last
Miss Virginia Snow Stephens, a critic
teacher o. the training school, who has
been doin,5 special work at the Chicago
Institute Tor a year, has decided TO re
main there curing the summer TO better
ht herself tor school work the coming
Miss Mary &. May. director of the
kfndergarten. who has been in Chicago
on "a two weeks leave OF absence. at
tending the International kindergarten
union. viii return to her work next week.
Miss Lenore Sampson of the Training
school has been absent the past week on
account of sickness. Miss Rernice briggs
of the Normal class of 1901 is doing ner
work, and will continue to do so until
her return.
MIR Stanley Of the High school and
ciassrlatc of Professor Lyman. was AT
the university Thursday
Rev Idr. Mccain ard daughter were
visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Moss, a former university student.
and classmate of Mr.. McChie, visited the
university Friday.
Horace Cummings, supervisor OF science
at the Training school. delivered a lee
ture at Lehi last Friday night on How
to Teach Nature Study IN the County
SCHOOLS. The lecture was given under
the auspices Of the Salt Lake college