Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-30

| held In the u. S, history class was es-
| peclally good The stump speech by Mr.,
Tpllis was highly amusing.
The lecture In "Art In the Schools
last Saturday evening by Miss Knick-
erbocker was fitting close 20 the pub
| lie lecture course, A large audience
was present and thoroughly enjoyed the
| talk and the views The latter were
beautifully united and represented sew
eral different artists The pictures were
| arranged With the idea Of illustrating
J their use in the school room as factors
in helping children 10 form the habit Of
careful observation.
On Friday the students Of the school
| Will have a field day" The exercises
VIII consist OF the following eyents:-'
| 100 yard dash, pole vault, standing
| high lump, relay race--one half mile
| two hops and jump. standing broad
| jump, and gents basket ball The pur-
| pose OF the contest Is 20 test the relative
| strength " the students, and 80 give
| the Athletic management an oper-
| tunlty to chose the best material for the
track team now being organized.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Logan, March 2S.--The horticultural
department Is planting something more
than 800 trees about the borders of the
college farm and grounds, The trees
are taken from the abandoned forestry
plat Of the United States experiment
station Several groups will be plant.
ed on different parts OF the campus.
The trustees met on Saturday and To-
Gated the new farm building. Since
that time contracts have been made
with Architect Mailer. Of Salt Lake
City for the planning and erection or
all the new buildings
Osborn Wldtsoe 97, has been EN-.
ployed as assistant in the department
Of chemistry I'LL July /.
Mrs, John +, Game, Jr, entertained
at lunch, Thursday, Mrs. Gordon, the
Misses Moench, Baker and Richards
Professor MacEwan, Professor and
Mrs Fares, and Superintendent and
Mrs A. M, Merrill
President Smiley, Of tho Wyoming
University, was at the college on Sat
urday, 1t Is rumored 10 secure q couple
Of professors for his institution. In
ducements were not sufficient 10 effect
a transfer
Messrs. Close and Linheld returned
on Saturday from n tour OF Institutes,
These were fortunately arranged so
that the gentlemen could spend their
evenings in the capital city and COM
bine pleasure with business,
Mrs. Annie Beers Petty, '9s, is quite
III at her home In the city,
g,,rn,,t % ~. ,,,fassure No ,anal,r
ing invitations 10 60 out 10 conduct
county teachers institutes during the
vacation. No definite appointments
have yet been made,
Hon. f, X Nebeker addressed the
students at chapel exercises Friday
morning.
The entertainment given by Miss
Richards at the Opera house Saturday
evening was success from all points
Of view,
The final examinations for the term
take place next Wednesday and Thurs
day The spring term viii open the
following Tuesday,
The seniors will, next term, study
the Romantic movement In literature,
making special study Of the poems
from Byron and Wordsworth.
l.. D. S. COLLEGE,
Salt Lake CIty-President Brimhall,of |
the b. Y. Academy, talked TO the stu
dents at devotional exercises on Tues
day
Professor Mills went 10 Ogden on
Thursday to deliver a lecture on the |
Book Of Mormon, before the Weber |
Stake Academy, returning the next
day.
At the students meeting, held We'd |
nesday morning, Professor Aiuteh |