The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-24

, listen to addresses by Principal Eaton Of
the High school next Friday
Inc Enterprise Literary society of the
Sumner gave a very Interesting pro-
gramme Friday afternoon, the Philoma-
THAN society being the invited guests.
After the literary and musical part of
the programme had been given the cues
non, RESOLVED, That the Indians Have
seen OnJuStiy Treated By the White
Men. was debated by Sterling TaImage
! ana George Surtees cor the affirmative
and CorW1n Lee and Norman Simpson for
the negative. After a very spirited and
/ Interesting debate the judges decided thai
I the negative speakers mad made the most
points, nut cOmplimented the affirma tive
speakers for the able manner in which
they had handled their side of the ques-
The past week closed the first series Of
the Lowell school spelling contest of
the eight rooms forming the league, the
d0ur Nlclors are rooms II, a, IS and b
The contest in rooms 10 and A was so
close as to cause considerable excitement
though only the friendliest feelings exist
between the two rooms. Room Is has
SHOWN the best work so far having
missed only forty-eight words out OF "a
IoIal OF SD The second series, with only
-FOUR contestants, begins tomorrow at
A most delightful luncheon party was
gwen on Friday afternoon by Mrs. e. M
Best at her home on Ninth East street 90
the teachers in that neighborhood. Those
VINO enjoyed her hospitality were the
Misses QualtrOugh, Dysart Chambers
ooqmansee, Wlnifred Woodmansee and
Mrs. Scott, secretary of the board Of
education OF Idaho Fails, Ida. was in
the city the past week visiting schools
features in the city schools for Idaho
taIlS. She spent one afternoon att the
OqulrIh and expressed herself as well
pleased with what she saw
Mr. A o. Wright, inspector of the In
olan schools OF Utah, Colorado, Kansas
and Oklahoma, is spending a few DAYS
IN the city. Mr. VT. ght nome is in Mad
lson, Wis, but his station has been in the
west for some years.
The teachers who lunch daily at the
Oqulrrh had the pleasure of having with
them at lunch Miss Myrtle Reilly and
Messrs Harrington and Korns, two re-
cent acquisitions 10 salt Lake city. The
gentlemen are old-tme friends OF Prin-
cIpal Mccoy.
Little Mary HalIoran in Miss Lewis
room at the Bryant school. has been Civ
ing a series OF very entertaining and in
sLEuctive talks on the Hawaiian islands
TO her classmates. Miss HailOTan has
spent some time in the Islands, having
been taken there a year or so ago on ac-
count OF her health.
State superintendent Nelson returned
from his southern trip on Friday. His
tour was through Carbon and Emery
counties During the coming week be
VIII visit the schools of Box Elder and
TOoele counties. 1t is expected tnat Mr.
Nelson VIII address a ga hering OF teach
ers in Brigham city and possibly in Too
County Superintendent Ashton is work
ing along the lines inaugurated in east
ern states for the consolidation of the
smaller schools in the county. Several
of the schools of Salt Lake county might
be united, with profit TO the children and
a great saving OF funds. Mr.. Ashton
hopes to accomplish much this year in
that line.
Mss Emma Mitchell has removed from
$40 last First south, and is settled at 133
South First West.
Messrs. Newman and Giauque Of the
board of education and Superintendent
Cooper were visitors at the Lincoln dur
ing the week
John s. smith. a former pupil of the
Lincoln school ig lining q rAsf,f.r, 81 a
government position n Idaho. The teach
ers of thai school leel justly proud of his
success. Mr.. smith has received two pro-
motions since his acceptance of the posi-
ton
Miss Florence Foster and Miss Nellie
Petit viii give JOINT entertainment next