Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
UNIVERSITY or UTAH

All the classes In the University are
running ns usual The work IN Assay
Ing BEGAN today In the rooms Of the
shop building.
Professor G. NJ Marahall delivered a
lecture before the studenla of the SAT-
Lake city High School Wednesday
morning His subject was the Read
INK Habit
Miss Bertha Foote's, student OF
Stanford university, was O visitor Mon
day.
Professor Byron Cummings leclurcd
az Mercur Dec. 10, on "Our Inheritance
From the Greeks"
At Provo on Dec Fist, no delivered a
lecture before the y G, n. a. His sub
ject was Greece IN Art ana Educa-
ton
Mr. claud Richards, o. N. has accept.
Cd Il position Ia the public schools of
Richheld Mr. Richards 10 a member
Of the University Dramatic club.
The fourth year normala received
their class pins Monday The deslgn Is
diamond shaped body encirccd win
q scroll Of purple enamel Engraved
on the face Of the pin are these letters
O2. n. a. OF u,
Hon. james II Anderson, chairman
of the board NJ county commissioners
smoke at the chapel exercises last waek
The exercises next week VIII he com
Quoted BY Instructor IT. H. Holmes,
Last "wednesday Professor MtlBhall
addressed the Parents class Of NE b'
Y. A. At Provo on the subject "Ltet-
allure In the Home"
Professor Milton BennIon delivered o
lecture on Jerusalem at Fortsr halo
last Sunday evening
The Freshmen VIII order their school
pins next week
The new music books for use IN hap
el have arrived. AZ result the sing
ing at devotional exercises 10 much mn
proved.
Professor Marshall goes 70 Ephralm
Friday, Jan H. where he viii address
the students Of The Snow Acu lcny on
Saturday, the 18TH he Will lecture be-
fore sanpete Co. teachers at That
place,
The oFreshles' have issued a chal
lenee 10 any class IN the University Ion
a game Of hockey They prefer &c meet
lilt huIhphlNAN9f
on Thursday Instructor MccloIlan's
music classes were conducted by MT
II. r.. Giles.
This week there were I've new stu
dents registered, This bringa the total
up to COZ.
Yesterday morning Professor Stewart
Illustrated the ratio idea Of teachln6
arithmetic by having class " puplls
from the Seventh grade reclle before |
the fourth normals The rapidly ana
accuracy with which the pupils solved !
mentally, the problems Involving pro-
portion and specific gravity was
complete surprise to the normal s'u-
dents.
AZ normal society yesterday Profes-
sor ID. r. Allen exhibited win me
stereontlcon the American amateur
photographers set Of prize lantern
slides,
The other feature Of the program was
a solo by Miss Bessie Mayne'
Al the Senate Thursday, President
Ebert Thomas resigned Dan AleNan-
der was elected to flll the vacancy
Misses Minerva and Louise Cla'k |
who we're graduated from the normal
school IN 1900 visited the University |
Friday,
Next Monday afternoon In room N.
80 the Social League" will give the
following program: -
Violin solo .....,, Miss Janet Witch |
Recitation ...,prOfessOr BaDcOck |
Song ,..,...,. ...,,.,,.,., Mr.. Gilbert
Talk Some Things to be Got Out
of College Life $50. Geo. $. Gibbs
Recitation ....n .,.,,,Miss Humphrey
Piano solo .,,,,n,,.,,,n,Yo Ethel Gray
The Chronicle offers prize OF TWEEN
ty-flye dollars for the best patriotic coli
lego song the maximum number Of
stanzas IL six the minimum number IS
four The selections are To be In ~ |
May TO- The offer Is made 70 alumni |
ex~students and students This song
viii be sung at the commencement eX-
ercses In June,
Mr. Ben ERrker left today for n mis-
sion to Germany A farewell party |
was given him IN the Nineteenth yard |
Monday night, A number Of University |
students attended the party,
UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL,
Principal ]. II. Mcknight returned to
school last Monday He has fully re-
covered from his recent attack OF ~
phoid fever
Last night the Parents club was ad-
dressed by Professor w, M stewart
His subject was 'The Speer Arthme-
tic
The attendance at the training school
was much better last week than Il was
before the vacation.
Miss Lenore Samson has been sub
stituting for Mrs stephen. The latter
win return to her school Monday.
Professor Stewart has been giving
oral tests In the upper grades in arth-
metic.
Commissioner James II. Anderson
visited the training school Thursday.
He expressed himself az being we'll
pleased with the work done in manual
training and domestic science.