The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-31
composition-~New York. Bertha Lii

Compositior-''New York. Bertha Lii
Soio@;.I.ove,s Lullaby. Miss Penaluna.
The Golden Rule, a literary society in
room y at the Grant school, reorganIzed
fr1oay, and elected he fohcwing officers;
Iotis GrifIith, president; Geneva Bart
lett, vice president; Simon Rosenbiatt
secretary, and as programme committee,
Rouse. The next NEE ting Will be held two
weeks after the opening OF schools in
The Junior Spelling league of the Lowell
school he'd its IIrSt contest last week
The little people entered heartily into the
spirit of the ching and did great credit to
themselves and their teacher The result
OF the contest was victory for room =
room = The Grammar league will have
rs second series beginning Monday,
Professor Eaton of the High school
made an address to the pupils of the
Lincoln school F.iday. Mr.. Eaton spoke
Of the High school as the elder broths-~''
of the grade schools. The sphere of the
higher institution was defined and the
relation between il and the grade schools
emphasized The speaker spoke highly
of the University of Utah pIaising ITS
normal course especially. Professor Ea-
ton met many OF the patrons. who Were
wei pleased with the clear talk on the
Vatue OF the higher course.
The pupils of Miss Emma Mtrtin's room
programme as closing of the winters
Piano solo--EIlen Parsou.
The Early Bluebird.' Vienna Darke.
The Willow Song" May Jesperson.
The Ill-Natured Brian Marguerite
The Wind In the chimney" Bessie
The Little Quaker Sinner Myrtle
Remington the Keel" Everett Bur
.sHuckleberry Time" Essie Butler.
Piano Soio-Jennie Bryan
The Ghildrsns Hour Alice Martin
The Wasp and the Bee Cecil Shores
| Her Name Lillian Jayant.
! "Papa's Letter. Bessie Crabtree.
The CottontaiJs In the Snow" Minnie
The Treasured Volume" salie Lach-
Bridget and the Matinee Willie Null
Reading-Harry Bsysinger.
Piano Solo-Annie Butterfield
Moore's rom of the LongfeiIow school
| were entertained on Friday. The room
was tastefully decorated with plants cut
| flowers and beautiful pictures. The pupils
/ did their regular school work which
seemed -1I to greatly interest the parents.
| doway's rooms at the Sumner planned
! and carried out most successfully sur
| prises on their teachers. The other teaci.-
/ ers of the building We're the guests and
! greatly enjoyed the hospitality of ne
young people.
The pupils of the seventh grade. Jack
| son school, had a mock trial on Friday
| afternoon. The charge was Burglary. and
! tna prisoner was found guilty in spite
| OF the good work done by the lawyer for
/ the defense
All the teachers were glad to welcome
| Mrs. Elliott back 10 her work after trim
| home, and they. Will be- doubly glad to
known that she has had more encoura giug
! reports of her mothers condition.
Colonel and Mrs. J. h Strang of Gene
/ sea, N Y, visited Mrs Fritz. principal
! OF the Bryant school, Tuesday. Colonel
| and Mrs. -Strang are old friends of Mrs.
| FRITZ, and are returning from a trip 10
the coast.
The teachers and pupils of the Franklin
SchoGf We're glad. 70 welcome back Miss
Roxy Cummings. q former teacher there,
during the past week,
Miss Wit has taken the place at the
Franklin which was left vacant by Miss
Herman appointment to the corps of
! the training school
| Mr.. William s. Billings, principal of the
school at Benjamin, Utah county, and
formerly teacher in the Provo schools,
was a visitor at the Lowell Friday.
A most delightful gathering was he'd
| In Miss Lewis room at the BRYANT on
Friday afternoon. The arrangements
We're made entirely by the pupils and
I delicious refreshments We're served to
ali teachers, Miss Lewis being the GUEST OF
honor.
The pupils of the Waterloo school sur
prised the principal. L. S. Sheets. on Fri
DAY afternoon last. Delicious refresh
ments We're served by the children. and
teachers, patrons and pupils spent a most
delightful afternoon.
| Mr. AXel AugustoD. a former pupil oi
Jackson was visitor there on Thursday.
He was especially interested in the work
in drawing. He Is now located at 545
Brigham street, where he has art
studio.
Professor Mulch visited the Jackson
school on Monday, and talked to the
sixth, seventh and eighth grades. and OF
! Thursday talked to the fourth and fifth
| grades.
The Jackson school teachers and pupils
! as well as patrons. gre delighted at the
/ prospects of the model corridor which is
TO be fitted up by the Ladies Literary
| club.
Miss Mckenzie of the Oquirrh is spend
| ing a few days with friends at Murray.
! The pupils of the sixth grade. Jackson
school, gave a surprise on Friday after
nom in honor of two of their Number
Martha and Efiie Stevens, who are sOOr
! to leave the city.
Miss Nash of the Webster was a visitor
/ az the Bryant school on Friday morning