The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Real and Miss Lloyd OF the Grant
From there MISS Real will go 10 her
home in New Mexico. while Miss LlOyl
Springs
Principal and Mrs WetzeH leave dur
ing The week for Portland to spend the
summer on the coast. Their many
friends viii hope for Mrs. Wetzefs
speedy recovery
AIiss Pond and~Nliss IseIy of the Proc
tor academy at Provo are in town, the
guests of Professor and Mrs. Farrington
Mrs, Igleheart shas been engaged to
give a course Of literary lectures at
viii De given the last Friday evening of
each month in the nah library
Professor r, w Smith, VINO is the
superintendent of the Congregational
schools of the state Visited the schools
week He gave a short address at Bliss
Hall and attended the dosing EXERCISES
had a successful year.
Miss STE A. Clark goes to the y. r A.
at Detroit and from there to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo
Miss Florence Foster left for her home
m wyoming last night Miss Foster
friends viii regret 10 learn that she VIII
not return to Salt Lake another year,
.I7rinApal Barton Of the sumner school
VIII remain in town during the summer.
but Mrs Barton Will leave, on W ednesday
for Kansas to spend the summer with
Miss Nellie EIann viii spend the sum-
nner- at her home in Biloxi, Miss.
Mr.. SaubOrn of the Lincoln school goes
with surveying party to Idaho for the
summer.
The teachers at the Oquirrh school en-
/ on Monday last. The luncheon was given
l at the school which had beer. decorated
I for the time, and a very delightful hour
was spent
/ Professor Cooper was treated to a
\ flower shower at the Grant school on
/ aged entirely by the boys and girls of
/ the grades and was a complete surprise
/ to the superintendent
i The Misses Nan Colt and Foster of the
( Lowell school took Sheir pupils to Lib
! erty park for q picnic on Wednesday
! last. Special cars were furnished by tie
! street car company, and more than Ip0
! little people We're made happy. Tables
I were spread out Cnder the trees and
/ beautifully decorated for the feast OF
! good things. The afternoon was spent
in games and general hIlarity.
/ A splendid Programme of the work
/ the Ninth school Thursday afternoon No
] extra preparations were made for the
/ close, but the exercises were only the
I more enjoyable.
All the rooms of the Grant school be
low the eighth grade Joined IN une
programme OF songs, recitatlonS and stOr-
les appropriate to the work that has
been accomplished during the year
i Principal and Mrs. Smith of Gordon
[ academy entertained the teacher and pC-
pills Of the school It tennis party yes
( terday- afternoon. -
Miss Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Howard
i Of the GRAFT school were each given
flower showers last week
4 The class promoted to the High school
from the lowell school spent their field
day at Saltair Friday, accompanied by
j their teachers and friends.
1t has beet the custom at the Oquirrh
! school for the teachers to eat luncheon
1 together on Fridays Last Friday a
4 more elaborate luncheon. was served as q
very pleasant closing 20 the years work
All the schools of the county are now
closed, the Murray exercises taxing place
gramnet was rendered, after which a
dancing party was given Tor the pupils
State Superintendent Nelson returned
Friday from Richmond, in Cache county
having attended the. commencement eN-
eIclsE5 mere. NtrAC tludt. At lSetNeS ~
II graduates The schools there viii be
the last to close for the year
A most enjoyable entertainment was
that given at the Lincoln school las
night for the piano fund No forma
I Morton sang and q chorus Of the eight
Z grade5s9upiis was much enjoyed Arthur
Erees former r B1Pit Pl aL e9y line d se
realized toward the piano.
/ Thu. T~iftah school -sys,-e a very success
full entertainment Monday evening at She
! Poplar Grove chapel. The proceeds Wer'
70. apply on the piano fund. A fine pro
gramme was rendered
The first class promoted from tht
grades 70 the High school at the Ben
programme on Friday afternoon. Presi
dent Newman Of the board Of educa1oy
dress to ne class
on ThursdayEat the Grant school
most delightful rose luncheon was give
to Principal BEartin by his teachers. Tn,
library had Deen converted into dlninl
room. and was perfect bower Of roses
present Professor Cooper, Mrs. Martin
AR Dawson and Mr.. Howard. Eaci
III appropriate to the appearance OF tn
81 guest. and much merriment ensued.
III At the whittier school the closing 'exer
4 e Gises consisted of a drama in two act
- IN room. 3. WnIch was well .DreSeate d
and most enjoyable programme o
songs and Rotations in which room
? l. 2 4. and S Joined Many parent
b Were out and much interest WAS shown
At the Twelfth. school rooms I and
Joined and presenter q very fine pro
p gramme Of songs, recitati0ns and OUhe
WORK dQne during the year Rooms 3.
and > at the same time held a prOgramm
Z IN room 2. which was greatly enjoyed b.
the parents and friends present.
University Notes.
4 Professor r. r. Lyman conducted chan
81 exercises last week but instead of al
/ crossing the students himself he invft
I I ed q number Of wei known speakers (
q fderesS thefn. = on Tuesday nornfn
Noses Thatcher a member of the boar
OF regents. spokaf on Wednesday CfeOrg
! H. Brimhall of the Brigham Youne acad
Z envy: on Thursday Heber j. Grant. an
on Friday, Rulon s. Wells.
I Among the graduate visitors last wee
= Z were IL c. Burton. N. ,'95. D. ~ Sede
T wick n, 81; Misses Evelyn Jensen an
S Mabel Davis n. 80: Miss Grace Nelson
+. A.. 81. and Miss Beatrice Wilkinson
3. A., 90
D INSTRUCTOR L. T. Young's classes /
r Jntted States history have been dom
/ some very interesting original work +
that subject during the last few week;
n I The students have inquired Of the sec
, retaries of the various states Tor copie
= of their state constitutions. and have re
L ceived them from almost every part q
I the Union. From these as ORIGIN
f6fs h.a4- d.