The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08
Agricultural College.

Miss Dalrymple Of ogden, who has been
visiting Dr. and Mrs. MOench, was the
genial Doctors substitute Tor farewell
chapel address Friday morning. While
DR.. Moench is very popular the students
would accept such a substitute often and
not complain. Miss Dalrymple played
several pieces on the piano in a most
charming manner. Her variations of pop
ular Scottish airs seemed to trickle ma
tuTaliy from her fingers. This is the first
time DR.. Moench has been applauded in
his devotional exercises.
Farewell addresses are in order now at
chapel exercises. Professor Game gave
some excellent gOod-by advice Wedncs-
day morning. Professor Wright enforced
Mr.. Gaines suggestions on Thursday,
adding some excellent suggestions on
what ne considers the chief business Of
the college, gricultural education. Pro-
fessOr Wright will leave the college about
July ] to undertake the editOrship Of
new Salt Lake agricultural weekly jour
nal He has done excellent work here for
a year, especially among the farmers and
fruit grOwers-the specific work for
which he came 10 the college He has
also planned many capital changes for
the practical advantage of the horticul-
tural department. The practical work
Of the college will miss him greatly. and
all are glad he is to be in a position 70
aid in many ways the agricultural side
of the school. All wish him success in
his new enterprise
President Kerr has been i'm the Capital
City most of the week. He expects to
bring the county superintendent and
other notables up to the college Friday
or Saturday.
Miss Rose Horner of last years grad
uating class, who has been teaching in
the Preston academy. has been engaged
as instructor in domestic science at Brig
ham Young college for next year. Miss
Homer is at the college now. helping to
complete arrangements for the alumni
meeting. and will remain during the
summer to study the chemistry Of foods
with DR.. WidtSoe.
Miss Blanche Cooper of last years
class. also a teacher from Preston, is at
the college in the interest of the alumni
meeting
Mrs. Cotey, accompanied by her mother
and her daughter, will start for CalifOr-
MIA next week and probably spend the
summer on the coast. Mrs. Cook will
probably also spend the summer in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Hill. assistant in English. expects
to pass part of the summer at the Uni
Versity of California. studying compost
ton and rhetoric with Professors Scott
and Phelps. and part at his father S
home near Santa Ana.
NIesSrS. Robinson, Dryden. Faris and
some friends plan TO spend the days fol-
lowing commencement w the canyon.
lOafing. hunting. fishing and tOughening
themselves for their summers rest
Music will be furnished in part for
public exercises OF commencement week
by Mrs. Or. CrOXall and Professor
Charles NJ. Harris
Class day programmes for senior eXer-
cises arc out Amanda Holmgren viii
give the presidents address. Robert Stew
art Will tell OF the past. present and fu-
ture of the immortal three and L. Farley
Palley will deliver the class ora ton
Professor Robinson. president OF the
city council, had a resolution passed al
I the last meeting TO have the drive to the
college sDrinkled every day during COM
meucement week. Both the boulevard and
! the walk Will be firstlleveled and put in
first-class order
MesSrs- Petersen. GOder and Hill spent
last Saturday and Sunday exploring
! the cave a dozen or more miles up the
canyon. They have published nothing
new, as yet, on their explorations.