The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The collection Of pictures entered for
the prizes offered by Mr.. Gunner We're
arranged by Hr. Harwood and sub
mltted on Wednesday, to the judges
Mrs. Grace Kerr Miss Myra Sawyer
and Mr.. George Taggart. The first
prize of IS was awarded TO a study of
onions in oil by Lillian Connolly; the
second. of 81 to a landscape in o.,
The Wheat Field, BY Owings Scheck-
ell. A drawing of the Venus de Milo
by Miriam Brooks was accorded hon
Orable mention The work entered in
cluded charcoal drawings. studies in
oil. water color and pastel and designs
in modelling. All the pictures showed
merit and reflected great credit upon
the pupils and Mr.. HarwOod. The fol-
petition: Water colors. chrysanthe-
NUNS Fl0Ssie McDOugai. pink rose.
Miriam Brooks. autumn landscape,
Mile Sanders; autumn leaves. Ada
Whittlesey and Aetna Smith; Spring
and nasturtiums, George BaTratt; vio-
lets, Harriet Coin; red roses, Aetna
smith; iris. Flossie McDougal; violets,
Owings SheckelL In oil. chrysanthe-
NUNS and carnations, Lillian COnnel-
ly; lemons, Violet Mott and Aetna
smith, pastel, peaches, Grace COttle:
apples and grapes, Ross Brown draw
ings Of Venus de Milo. George Barratt
and Miriam Brooks. The pictures win
ming the prizes will be exhibited at the
Utah Art institute this week.
Louise BascOm captain of the junior
basket bal lteam. on Wednesday sent
a challenge to Miss Burling. coach OF
the freshman team, for a match game
A meeting Of the freshman players was
called Wednesday afternoon, the chal-
lenge accepted and a picked team Sc
lected for the coming game, which will
be played on Monday afternoon. Dec. ,
Clara ellison was chosen captain of the
freshman team.
The following non-commissioned Of
ficeFs for the cadet corps have been APP
pointed. Ralph Nelden, sergeant ma
jor Of the battalion; company A, Ser
geants Harold Hebron, Reuben Smith,
I corporais, Paul Belcher. Frank Man
ming, Howard Lee, Tucker Stewart,
company r, sergeants, Curtis ClawsOn
Ray Booth; COrpOrals. Louis Farms
worth. Will Boswell Creighton Brown
Company G, sergeants, VIII Bateman
Roy Williams, cOTpOTals, Nels SOTen-
son, Harold Stevens, - Hobbs, Wal
/ ter Keyting.
On Friday Miss PetersOn's mid-yeal
( Latin class had an interesting contest
/ in giving the principal parts Of verbs
/ After sides had been chosen twice, Til
[ lie Thomas and Lucy Nichols came out
| winners in the contest
The task of preparing the first re-
/ ports has proved so great that the
cards viii not be ready till Wednesday
/ of this week
/ The football team has been vigorous
I Tr- low
game with the Collegiate institute. Or
; Thanksgiving day the boys will go tC
/ Ogden to try another game with tht
/ Ogden High school.
The past week one of Mr.. HarwOOd'
/ paintings has held the place of honor
| in the shadow box. 1t is a picture of {
maiden holding a basket of flowers
and is entitled Marguerite, the Italian
I Flower Girl"
/ On Friday'One Of Miss Yardley's alse
/ bra classes had contest to test theil
/ skill in oral multiplication. On one
/ side Gertrude Clayton was the winner
on the other. Irene Kelly and Walter
( Keyting were the most successful.
The junior social held in the UniOT
/ school on Friday evening was as mucl
/ of a success as the parties given by the
: class when sophomOTes last year. Near
/ " all the class We're present, and als'
/ a number of the teachers. The rooms
/ were prettily decorated in the schoo
! coIors. red and black. a very interest
/ ing programme was rendered by the
! members of the class. 1t consisted o.
! instrumental solos by May Price anC
/ Will Batemau, a violin solo by Chrys
/ tai Patten and a humorous reading b!
/ Reuben Smith. After delicious re
i freshments had been served, dancing
was enjoyed for the. rest Of the even
ing