Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25

/ explained to the pupils the several
courses OF the High school
Miss Edna Davis gave an interesting
talk to the Fremont teachers last Mon
day, on Anthony Van Dyke and his
paintings,
Miss Mort, substituted for Miss Rees
at the Wasatch this week.
Superintendent Christensen was a
visitor at the Webster on Monday, at
tending the teachers meeting there
ana giving some very helpful suGges-
lions,
Visitors at the Riverside the past
week were Mr.. c. A. Elk, Mrs, ClQusen
adm Mrs. Floyd.
Mrs Brook visited the primary
grades Of the Emerson on Wednesday
state Superintendent Nelson has been
invited by superintendent Christensen
to address the various parenB' clubs
OF the city, and has consented 90 do so.
The principal aud teachers of the
Jackson school were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home Of Miss HUI last
evening. Principal Bradford was com
monder OF the forces and he Is q first
class artist at entertainments,
UNION SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Pollock visited the Union this
week.
The teachers and pupils Of the Union
school will entertain parents and
friends on Friday, January 81 During
the first hour they viii visit the rooms
where the regular work will be car
rled on. The next half hour they win
adjourn 10 the large assembly room to
listen 10 a general program given by
the children Of the different rooms.
Miss Williamson, Of the Irving lunch.
ed with Miss Lode, Of the Union ON
Thursday.
Three of the teachers Of the Union
found new desks awaiting them Mon
day morning.
Each member of the graduating class
from the Union expects to enter High
school.
Mr.. Elliot substituted for Miss Dixon
OF tho Union during the week,
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Most enjoyable programs were held
In the assembly rooms Wednesday
morning In the senior assembly the
Rev, Dr. BaTows gave an interesting
address on Samuel Adams, relating his
biography and telling how Mr. Adams
did not wlah the credit OF doing things
He related how some men told Mr.
Adams that no deserved credit for
many things he had done, but Samuel
said no; 1t was his brother John,
In the freshman assembly a very
pleasing piano solo was rendered by
Maud Williams. She responded 10 an
enthusiastic encore Mr. Baldwin gave
a very interesting political speech Illus
trating politics as medicine, He said
that according to the laws Of the state
now, we would all become voters. Mr..
Baldwin said that our government Is
the best In the world, yet we are not
governed In the best way. He said
that three years ago bill was passed
for $500, 900 for O new postofilce, but the
plans have not been made yet and II
would not be built for four or five
years TO come Mr.. Baldwin said that |
the question Of the abilities Of men
we're not considered before they were
nominated for Offices In the political
parties, but If they were not honest
they stood a better chance Of being
nominated than the honest men. He
said that men Of different political par
ties would stand around the polling
places and sing out Don't scratch your
ticket but vote the straight one" He
said II was the best way TO scratch
the ticket and vote for the best men,
He said II was right TO become citi-
zens before politicians.
on Tuesday, Miss CIarahan gave
test on common errors to her freshman
English class.
Miss Peterson's first year Latin pupils |
are reviewing the months work.
on Friday Miss Paine's algebra class
viii have an oral contest in factoring. |
Fred Hale will be leader on one side |
and Alice Butterworth on the other.
The juniors held very important |
meeting Tuesday.
A picture entitled "The First Glimpse |
Of Salt Lake Valley" by II. l.. A. Gull |
mer Is now in the shadow box.
Lillian Connolly is drawing study Of
roses In oil,
f. Moore has done some good draw
ings IN ink mostly book covers.