The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-31


friends out OF town. put the greater part
VIII remain home and rest, rest, rest
The parents meeting at the FrankHn
school Friday was one of unusual inter
est 10 the patrons OF that School: Ut
" htney gave a most helpful and sug-
gestlve talk OF Effects OF Proper Food
ana Rest on the Child" Professor Coop
er followed with a talk on the question
II promotion. patrons were aeviss7u -
rest content without too early promotions
The child is sometimes better for the
hope deferred.| Mrs. Thompson, one OF
the int crested patrons of the school gave
al excellent actress on the RELATION Oh
the Mother to the School The speaker
told OF numerous ways IN whlen IN, me
rnother may help the WORK OF the scnoOi,
noting standings. giving proper 1000 anu
rest, preparing the cbud as to cleanliness;
etc, etc. Many patrons were present ana
with the meeting
The state board OF education held IT'S
regular meeting yesterday morning IN the
office of Superintendent Nelson Ihere
we're present besides Chairman Nelson,
Professors Kingsbury and Cooper and Mr.
Masks ~ Tooele county Inc meeting
was held for the purpose OF passing. on
the applications for state diplomas anu
certificates The following Applications
were considered and certificates or IL
DlOmas granted to the teachers nane9'
Miss Lovina Van Colt. Mss Mary r.
tshristensen. Edwin s. sheets. Elizabeth
X Edwards, Miss Anna Petersen, Eliza
Drummond l.. NJ. Gillian. J. II. Walker
Agnes G. Cassiday ard Belle QUINN
The board viii NEST early next month
at the call of the chairman TO consider
The Lincoln school was the scene OF one
OF tina largest gatherings of patrons seen
this year on Friday afternoon A most
excellent entertainment was. given by the
pupils Of Miss Petit and Miss Foster
Delicious refreshments We're served TO
nearly 800 guests The affair was for the
benefit of the piano fund. and was
thoroughly enjoyed. The. following pro-
graDmc was rendered:
Song 1.-The Day Is Bright" .----.-- Room 3
RecItation why Cats Wash After
EatiEg'' .............. Thurman Smilly
Spring quotations-.----..--.-. Room
Song with drawing. The Windmill,
Recitation. Legend Of the North ORTIZ
Vocal duet. Harp of the Winds -.
..............:;. Misses Foster and Petit
"a Laughing Chorus .......:;;.. :; !,
Twenty pupils of Room 8
Recitation. Inez Wetzel
recitation. Learning TO, sew $500
----.------.---.. 1tazeI 1 S,t
Fan Drill Twelve girls
In room 5 of the Union school Friday
afternoon the Twentieth Century Literary
society with President George Spencer in
the chair, rendered thu following pro-
gramre;
Reading Florence Atkinson
Reading, Club Journal. Celia Wardrop
Vocal duet. Eva and Ruby Drlggs
Library story ........t.. Florence Atklnson
Among the visitors were Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs MeIlivain. Mrs. Seaton and Mrs. and
Miss Vinegar.
regular meeting Friday in room s. The
Lowell Plunderer, the school paper, was
read by Hans Hanson and William Hog
gan. the editors. and the following addl-
tional programme given; -,
Current Curtis Cla~Son
Character sketch .Adelphine Cope
Reading ..L....-.....-.....--C Carrie Taylor
NOSal solo -.....-..-.. -. ia Soh omen
Original story ............- Birdie Parker
ms PA rrtf4f tai
i'sei's...On .eo.'e Nan and Birdie Clawson
one of the most elaborate and enjoy
able affairs given At any OF the Scnools
Elva Godbe at the Washington, Frlday
| afternoon. The tables were beautifully
( decorated with roses and carnations, and
/ q delicious repast was served IL WAS
! Miss CsOdDe's last day at school, and as
/ she has taught there from the beginning
/ of her work some tender sentiments were
I expressed by heT associates. who joined
4 jn wish hing her all happiness in her new
I life Besides the teachers among Whom
ent MISS Hoton ard Mr. Noung as
/ guests The affair. was given by the
The ps11iis Of room 10. Grant school,
planued a delightful surprise on their
! teacher for Friday afternoon The Algoi
society had the. affair in hand, ana pre-
/ Fiano sofo-DaIe Smith
Recitation-Emily Van kuran.
1 SOug-CcneVa Jensen.
/ Reading-Anna Chapman.
/ Read.ng-Raiph Angel
observation-disclosures NuttaH
I ReCitauOn-ClaIibel Pepper.
Song-''The Llnnet, school.
: Recttation-DaVId Thompson.
Rs'a6ingLB Beckstead-
. Song-Eva Berry
Recttation-EtheI Merwin-
! Chalk Talk-Staniey Bruere.
! Plano SOlO-DOle smith
( Song-SChool.
a. 81. Of f1aa hrffl xr-or1
invited as guests. and very peasant
hour was spent.
At The Dry ant sch,ol on Frlday me BY
ant Literary society gave the following
programme as memorial to Queen Vie
fiano Solo-Eliza Bean.
RecitatiOn-'kingsa Ed Queens of Eng
land" Julian BambergeT.
Victoria ne A n 1Iren, MslaT5oTies, Dey
Victoria the queen" Joveta Larnbley
The Homes of Queen Victoria" Lester
Vioiin ,soio-Elmer wooif
:'The queen and the Boer War" EmeIie
Meyer.
THE queen and the Common People.
.Advsacement During Her Reign.
Fee. .Feeiing 'i of other Nations Toward this
Queen" Florence Godbe-
B. Piano SolO-Es4sic Cohn-
The Coronation of King. June Whit
Comparison of Elizabeth and Victoria,
Ivie Miller
Edward the VII" Clinton Foy.
Violin and Plano Duet-Eimer WOOL
and Ida Legg.
The Uintah school was Friday Afternoon
a scene OF great pleasure and profit A.
an cary hour IN Inc afternoon the laule;
OF the district. laden with baskets ans
mysterious looking bundles. began u
gather at the school.
They ass nlbled in one OF the rooms
where tables were spread with an elegant
luncheon. Ice cream, cake and Other
dainty refreshments.
The event was n surprise in honor o
Miss Pratt teacher OF room ., at which
all the teachers were guests
= The following programme was rendered
Song-Room 3.
observation-disclosures Conley.
Addrsss-Mrs. Conley.
DiaIOgus-Heien burt and Isabel Ken
ner.
"Cirasshofper Green" seven chill
dren
Dialogre--Giibert Herriek and Lee
Quals.
Vocal Solo-Miss Lulu Garrison.
S1et--lsabsl Kenner and Grace King.
Soi9-. 'SllTnber song. Hazei Kenner.
MISS Thurman and Mrs. Prosser made I;
few remarks, after which the company
with the children of room , paTtook o
the luncheon.
The address BY Mr. coaIcy was o
special interest. being encoura ging to IN.
teachers and Inspiring to the pupils Sh
spoke paruculary OF the influence % tn
teacher CT the life OF the child
arranged and carried cut a very Interest
ing .urO.g~.. mrnp Pr daV. = ffqrrlpTn mo