Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
SALT LAKE, HIGH SCHOOL

SALT Lake HIGH SCHOOL
The attendance Is increasing every
day and the High school Is not serious
ly crippled on account OF compulsory
vaccination.
supt. Cooper. DIT whitney, Mr. Brant-
ing and Mr.. b. S. Young were callers
at the school this week
Hon. c. f. Allen made an interest
ing talk 10 Mr.. Travis civil govern
ment classes Thursday.
Students and teachers are exertng
all their energies to make the art ex-
hibit at the Ladies' Literary club Sat
urdRy, a success.
The Wednesday morning program
was omitted this week. An Interests
ing entertainment is promised for next
Wednesday morning.
Miss Bertha Boden has Just recov-
cred from a serious attack OF pneumo-
MIA and Ia again in her classes.
The High school is preparing to take
part In the exercises Of the coming
stock convention.
William Case left few days ago for
San Francisco. to be gone about six
weeks.
Prof Snow OF the L. D. S. College
visited the French classes Thursday
Beginning classes in FIRST year work
will be organised on the 2sth inst
Mrs. Jacob Bamberger has kindly
presented the school a picture OF Moses.
The generous gift IS highly appreciated
Mr.. Travis civil government classes
have issued a call for a county con-
vention. 10 be held next Wednesday.
This will probably be followed by a
State convention.
The seniors have agreed on n class
pin and will place their order early
next week.
The school is under obligations to
Mrs. Simon Bamberger FOR a most ex-
cellent portrait OF Ralph Waldo Emer>
son. The interior OF the High school
is becoming more attractive each week.
Mr.. II, l.. A. Culmer, president Of
the Utah Art association, talked 10 the
school Friday morning, explaining the
processes employed In making the yari-
Gus kinds OF pictures. His address was
both interesting and instructive.
LATTER-DAY SAINTS COLLEGE.
Among the visitors 70 the college last
week were Acting President George II.
Brimhall Of the Brigham Young acad-
envy Of Provo, and President w. j.
Kerr OF the Agricultural college at Lo-
gan. The latter inspected the new
building and pronounced It piece OF
fine work and model OF convenience
within. He spoke especially Of the fact
that there was no waste space In the
whole building, and that II was as
trim and solid as any building could be.
The whole Of the bookkeeping depart
ment was removed one week ago today
to the first story Of the business college
building. The bOOkkeepers' desks for
lO4 students, and the counters for min
or Offices come very near filling the
large room. and they make a fine aU-
pearance therein. The Social hail Is
now given over TO the athletic ossocia-
ton. and the basket ball teams are
making much use Of Il.
II has been decided to remove the
drawing from the Lion House and put
IL with the pennmanship in the north
room OF the upper story OF the new
building, Prof stephens music class
will likewise recite IN the new hall on
the top floor The classes In art ana
music are the only ones Of the high
school and normal departments thus
favored.
All branches OF the business college
were moved today into their new home,
and the delight OF the students is un-
hattRAaA a. Ia fnAgtFlHg.t.fr,ar
telegraphy and banking occupy the first
floor typewrtng and shorthand, the
second floor, pennmanship and draw
ing, the third floor; office, toilet rooms.
and the general assembly room. make
up the remainder OF the apartments
The new assembly hall viii seat COM
fortably more than 400 persons. and win
be used hereafter Tor all general meet
ings among the students. The opera
chairs are models Of beauty, compact
ness, and strength. They are arranged
In a semi-circle, facing an elegant
speakers stand on the north. Several
Church organizations have already APP
Piled for the use OF this beautiful hall
for evening meetings.
The last carload OF the new college
furniture from the East arrived ON
Thursday, and the work OF transferring
has been going on at "a
lively rate ever since. on Monday
everything VIII be In readiness Tor
the complete occupation OF the new
building by the business college. An
others. however VIII remain I'm the Lion
House Tor the remainder ~ the present
year. The new house Is just sufficient
20 accommodate. IN an ample and COM
Portable manner. the various depart
ments Of the business college. so that
no attempt VIII b. made 20 crowd the
high school and normal departments
into that building.
More than thirty students entered ;hls
week. the majority Of them register
ing I'm the business courses. The de-
tRrtments OF bookkeeping shorthand,
and typewrltlng were about equally
patronl2ed.
II has been decided 10 hold a meet
inE for the formal opening and the dedl-
cation NJ the new building In about
three weeks. This affair win Doe under
the auspices Of the business college stu
dents, and promises 90 De- one ot the
greatest occasions iu the history Of the
college
Next Monday evening Prof Mills will
lecture before the Mutual Improvement
associations ~ this city and county, iu
the college assembly ham. al 1880 .. m.
1.-THE Nephite Records Is the subject Of
the lecture.
The officers Of the NJ. I. A, for all the
stakes OF Zion represented In the con-
ference tomorrow viii meet on Sun
day tomorrow evening in the college
assembly han at $3.50 p. m. by direction
OF the presidency ~ these orgauiza-