The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
mnirersitv Notes.

Chapel exercises. conducted last week
by Mr.. Harvey Holmes. viii be led during
the coming week by Instructor Howard
r. briggs.
Alfred Best conducted the class in vocal
music on Thursday afternoon in place of
Professor J. J. Mcclellan.
Professors J. F. Merrill, r. R. Lyman
and Solomon AGREE. Instructors Beck
strand and Wilcox and the classes in
mechanism, steam engines and met
allurgy spent the larger part of yester-
day visiting the newly constructed plant
of the American Smelling & Refining
company at Murray. They also visited the
Germania smelter-
The classes in physics. Chemistry and
metalurgy will BEGIN class work in the
new museum building tomorrow morning.
and before the end of the week all VIII
I Re doing laboratory work there, too.
A large supply of apparatus. valued at
more than Sl.0Oo. has just been ordered
for the mechanical laboratories in en-
cheering.
CITY Superintendent d. Il. Christensen
addressed the ClassC in school admins
tratiOn and history of iuCation on Thurs
day afternoon upon the double subject,
The Universities of Germany and the
Schools Of Great Britain"
Professor r. r. Lyman viii address the
Parents club Of East Jordan tomorrow
night. The invitation was extended By
Christian Jensen and Miss Julia Bate
man, both members Of the normal class
of 1900.
Edwin Evans went TO Provo yesterday
and spoke to the princiI ais of Utah conn
ty upon Drawing As Mode OF Express
sion
The class in current history and the
Zeta Gamma boys viii hold d joint de-
bate next Friday afternoon upon the
question. Resolved, That the United
States should not re-enact the GeaTy law
or any similar act excluding Chinese fro.
the United States The current history
class. on the affirmative. viii be repre-
| scented by lie Roy Sanders. w. l.. Dunn
and O.. G. Riser: L. 5. Elggren. l. J.
Muir and Harold Goff will represent the
Zeta Gamma.
RE Zeta Gamma boys last Friday
night debated the subject Of increas ed
salary for state officers.
Professor G. NJ Marshall went to Eph-
rain on Friday and addressed the teach
ers Of Sanpete county. He also spoke to
the students and patrons OF Snow acad-
envy on Friday night. and spent Saturday
in institute work with the teachers.
Professor Marcus /. Jones. at one time
curator of the museum at the university.
spoke to the students of the normal train
ing class Friday morning upon plants Of
Utah
The second year normal students will
give a social next Friday night in the
assembly room of the normal building.
/ The features of the evening viii be music
and refreshments. The students arrang-
! ing the event are Margaret Savage. Lot
( tie Smith. Matte Duncan. Grace Living
stone. Leo Butler and David Leek.
Miss Marion Adams. who has been alb
/ sent from school since the holidays. re-
turned on Thursday. and on Friday re-
/ ceived from Mr.. ArnoldsOn the amount
of the scholarships given by the Ladies
College club of this city.
lie Roy Sanders. one Of the halfbacks
OF the football team and president of the
Dramatic association, has Withdrawn
from school
The Dramatic association met on Mon
day. accepted the resig. cation Of lie Roy
Sanders as president and elected Miss f.
I Angeline HOlbrook 10 lake his place. John
Condie was elected a member of the ex-
| ecutive committee to fill the vacancy left
/ by the advancement o. Miss Holbrook
their play, The School Mistress in