The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
University Notes.

chapel exercises We're conducted. last
week by Professor r. r. Lyman, and
On Tuesday m6tning the students were
favored with a vocal solo by Fred Gra-
Professor w. NJ Stewart attended.
the commencement exercises of the
Pleasant Grove schools last Monday.
and addressed the graduates.
T. NJ Reese, o. w. Carlson and
Christian Jensen, all of the normal
class OF 90, visited the new halls on
Wednesday.
The second and third year normal
classes played another game Of base
ball last Wednesday, and this time the
second year students Won by q score
of 10 to H.
The normal graduating class have
decided to hold their Grass day eXer-
cises at the Grand theatre on Tuesday.
June is.
All his old classmates and friends
were glad to see Mr.. IKE Russell back
in the halls last Monday. He has spent
the past school year at LELAND Stan-S
IOfd university, where he has made Al
very creditable record for himself.
The botany students spent the fore
noon yesterday in City Creek canyon.
The University Historical society
spent yesterday at Saltair.
Leon J.. Waters, a member OF the
college class of 81 viii take his degree
Of Doctor Of Philosophy at the close
of the school year from Columbia uni
versity.
To the list of sixteen subjects tina
VIII be given in, the summer school,
trlgonOmetry has been added. At first
the committee thought that very few
If any would apply for this course, and
so it was not offered, bat SO many in
Qu1rieS have been made concerning the
subject that class Will be organized
The kindergarten department win
extend to the faculty Of the university
and to its many friends an informal re-
ception IL the kindergarten room of
the normal building next Tuesday
evening Mrs. Emma j. NICNicker win
make a short address. upon kfudergar-
ten work, Miss Alice r. Hantord viii
sing. Miss Ruby Wells will play, and
other musical exercises viii be rem
dered by the Kindergarten classes.
Colonel and Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
GuboUrn Of Kansas paid the univer-
Sity a visit on Wednesday. Mr. Geo
gheghan of the city board of education
was visitor on the same day.
Fred w. Reynolds viii set the degree
Of Master Of Arts from Harvard uni
versity at the end of the present school
year. He has also been engaged as in
strUctor in the Harvard summer school
to teach classes in English composition
ana eighteenth century literature AS
soon as the summer session is over he
VIII return to this city.
The fellows interested in the inter
collegiate debate for next year viii
hold a meeting tomorrow to discuss
preparatory work
President Kingsbury was at SPRING
field last Wednesday addressing the
district school graduates in their com
mencement exercises
lie EOi G. Snow instructor of Ger
man at the Latter-day saints college.
was y visitor at the university and
training school last Monday.
The Historical society last Friday
elected officers for the coming school
year. They were as follows: Arthur
Adams, president; Miss Amy Lyman,
vice president; Claude T Barnes. sec
rotary; Miss Ellen Tibbits, assistant
secretary; and NIessrs. John Deal and
John Hume and Misses Elsie j. Ward
and Ruby Wonu as members of the
executive committee.
Henry Ticker was in the halls on
Tuesday. All were glad to see MIN and
to learn that he viii resume his coll
lege work again next year
The faculty reception TO graduates
viii be held on the afternoon of Mon
day, June IL, from 4 to 6 p. M. in the
assembly room Of the normal building.
Or. j. T. ESingsbury viii deliver the
baccalaUreate sermon this year on the
sunday evening of commencement
week
Congressman George Sutherland VIII
deliver the commencement grafton,
and James Sharp VIII speak in behalf
of the board OF regents at the COM
mencement exercises of the university
on Wednesday, June 70.
The university catalogue for the COM
ing school year is out and friends may
have copies Of it by calling upon or
writing D. r. Allen.