Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

~, gorsboIl BYRON Cummings J3sep"
~ Serriil N. 4 Porter Horace Cu'"-
mlnSs. and Mary c. May
nh, machine shops which stand lu5Hi
northeast Of the library puilu'" bs,nrIne
he completed by January J. lJu,''S
ne holidays a lot OF new nluu" a., t6e
tneether with the machines now !" ,oio
rbvsical building. will be moVtu lll'I
tbsm The rooms In the phSS,,,'
sTiding now occupied by the maeUllle.s
p uIi nn used by Professor Lyman
rI"sses in mechanical drawing
~, III. Nelson, n, o5 Of salt Lake
CIV visited the university Tuesa"y,
IN Tnho question, "Resolyed, That tno
NnSro ia More Intellectual than me ~,
S,as was debated before the SoCi"
,o ' laat Monday. Speakers lor ll'e
nmro,a,lve were: Hyrum Lyndergaaru,
Go"rge randall and Vera Lynn. lnose
Sns ~ negative were, John steWatI
riaro Cromhsand, Vail Wlghlman' INC
Judges gave the decision TO Tue ANU '''
tive,
1ost week the Zeta Cana elected ne
,oiIoylng officers: President D. L.
Warlton, vice. president j, H. Far'
rieb secretary and treasurer ~ w
etokes. corresponding secretary, oven
Carter program committee J." y" bis
grenaud Adolph Soderbelg
The classes In chemistry under Pr00-
fossor Acre are doing work on the OTIS
NJ The west They are particularly lh-
teresled In those Of recent discovery
Ingt Monday Dr. James u. TalmaBe
Aellverod lecture before the Engln-
eerlpp society. His subject was' Her
cuanoum and Pompeli cities OF tno
past" The lecture was DeautltuhS IL
lustrated with the stereoptlooh
The new officers for the Normal So
elety are, President D, ?, Howells
Vice president Ellen Clark secretary
and treasurer, T Warltoni assistant
secretary, Nellie Clark; program com
mlttee, w. r. Calder and H. D. Eng
gren
On January 10, the Zeta Cana and
Current History will meet In debate
The question reads Resolved, Iha'
Reciprocity Should be an Adjunct to
Our Present Tariff system The cur
rent History speakers are George D.
Gibbs lie Roy Sanders and Will Dunn.
The Zeta Cana win be represented by
L. J. Muir Harold Golf and l.. e. Elg-
gren,
The Zeta Cana challenged the Pro
Beta III Of the l.. D, 5, university Tor
a debate. The challenge is accepted.
The two societies win meet for debate
early in January
Last night the people Of the Nine
tenth ward gave party for MT Ben
Harker. who leaves for a mission TO
Germany, January 26 Mr. Harker is
one of our leading football men.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Peters were
visitors AT the university on Tuesday
on wednesday afternoon the "Or-
phans' gave the following program In
room 81 Of the normal building Piano
SOLO Florence Lloyd, Talk, THE Lly-
Ing Present, Instructor Howard X,
briggs recitation, Jennie Hill; plGo
solo, Mary Young.
The basement Of the now museum
building ig being used for practicing
basket and hand ball.
Tuesday night a crowd Of Naughty
Tows' went skating down on Tenth
South
Wednesday evening the third yea
n0rmals gave class social in tho
physical building. Chocolate ana cake
were served. after which the students
played games until time TO go home
The committee In charge were u. =
Howells, Annie Wilcken and Anna
Waddel
Wednesday at 1880 a meeting OF tn,
college and fourth year normal stu
dents was held In the physical bulldnl
in the interest Of the theater, Thurs
day night Al the same hour a similar
meeting Of the preparatory and norma
students was held In the library build
ing At these meetings the STUDENT
decided to attend the theater in body
UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL.
Principal j. Il. Mcknight, who Is sicl
with typhoid fever Is rapidly improv
Ing in health. lie expects to return t,
his work after the holidays.
Mr. Hardy, prominent educate
from the state Of Michigan, Waited tn
training school on Tuesday lie ha
visited great many normal schools Il
the United States and says he find
none superior TO ours IN the regua
practice work lie was particular,
interested In the department of domes
tic science which is under the supe
vision Of Miss PincomO.
For the benefit Of visiting teacher
attending the state convention mex
week, the training school viii be in SEES
sion part Of the time. The teacher
VIII thus have chance to visit IN
school and examine the work an
equipments.
The children Of the kindergarten en-
tertalned their parents Wednesda
evening with a Christmas program
The room was decorated with papt
chairs made by the children, In In
center Of the room was a large Christ
mas tree lighted and decorated wit
presents The program was as follows
Morning song,
Games
Christmas Story, Birth Of Christ
",''," ,",.., .,.."..",.Mlss Ma
Christmas Song
Children Distributed Presents.
These presents were made by n
children for their parents They cor
sisted Of pin cushions key holder
match strikers and Calendcrs.
The children were next presentt
With doll and cradle by the pupils
the fourth grade, The doll dresse
cradle, ticks quilts. and furnisl
mgs We're all made by u
pupils In their domestic science w0r
a card pinned to the doll had WRIT,
upon II the following. with mu,
love and many wishes for "A merl
Christmas TO the kinderaarten from N
children Of the fourth grade"
The program was concluded bv sin
ing the "Bood bye Song"
The upper grades have boor diam
t,1,hs stories Tor their Christmas ente
unninehs A series Of such were ri
wednesday Afternoon tbo saro,,
Tbeir ttsetnted Christmas caro-
below: e"'" 40 lhulca'
Part First: Trio
ana' Ear and Louis Farnswol