Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-22

I subject OF art before the teachers Of
| Summit county at Coalville ana let'
| this morning for that place, the session
being held there yesterday and today
Recent visitors at the Riverside were
| DR., Whitney, Lieut. Webb, Mrs. shan
non, Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. Mowers and MI
| Harmon.
The Riverside corps attends the bowl
ing alley every Friday evening Some
Of the corps are fine shots
Mrs. Pierce, Mr. wetzel and Miss
Benz were visitors at the Sumner TINS
| week
The number Of pupils enrolled In the
schools Of this city during the second
| month was 1916 per cent Of attend
ance, 9i,4; per cent OF puncluallty, 96.2;
number Of colored pupils enrolled, As.
The thanks Of teachers and pupils Of
| the West Side High school are extend
ed to Mr.. r. H. Terhune for a book Of
beautiful views Of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Moser and Miss Arid were visit
ors at the Webster school this week.
Visitors at the Lowell during the
week were Mesdames Held, Kervin
Jones. Rogers, Romney and Mr.. DAILY.
Principal Dysart Of the Emerson
school, and corps of teachers have re-
Gently added to the library 100 volumes
OF choice juvenile literature, adapted
TO the grades below the sixth
Mrs. Tlmms entertained on Thursday
afternoon In q very pleasant manner
Misses Eberhardt, Hoge and Chambers
of the Lowell.
The cadets at the Bryant High school
have received their carbines, ana VIII
have their uniforms on Monday, They
are doing well under the direction OF
Lieut.. Webb.
The Emerson teachers we're most de-
liehtfully entertained at the home OF
Prof. Byron Cummings on Tuesday Gf-
ternoon, A paper was read by Mrs.
Dart delicate refreshments were served
and social amenities followed. A cour-
tesy was extended the Emerson teach
ers by the club ladies by changing the
hours 10 from TO o'clock to permit
them to attend without conflicting with
their duties.
A finely bound Cyclopeda Of names
has been presented to the Emerson
school library by Prof, Byron Cum
mings Of the university. a courtesy
greatly appreciated.
The teaching fraternity sympathze
with Miss Mckenzie Of the Oqulrrs
school IN the loss of her afther. As
token Of regard Miss MoKenzle's pupils
presented her with beautiful bouquet
Of flowers In an elegant vase.
An athletic club has been formed at
the Jackson school with the following
officers President, Miss Cox vice pres
ident, Elias Yeates secretary treasur-
er, Rodney Olsen; assistant secretary,
Fred Torkeldson.
About $3.50 has been spent in decor
atlng the upper hall at the Webster,
OF which sum the club ladies furnished
$3.50. The corridor Is a beautiful one
The pupils Of the seventh grade at the
Washington school have organized a So
clety, the first meeting to be held Nov.
81.
Roy Grooesbeck and Alva Grover OF
the Franklin school have been promot-
ed from the seventh a TO the eighth
b class Alta Wellman Of the same
school has been advanced from the
sixth A to seventh II class.
A parents meeting is to be held at
the Washington school on Thursday,
Dec. T. Prof. Stewart has been invited
to speak on that occasion and VIII take
as his subject Manual Training"
The most thorough treatment OF the
method in which grammar should be
taught that has been heard for some
length Of time was made by Supt.
Christensen before the sixth, seventh
and eighth grade teachers at the FIRE.
mont school on Tuesday afternoon.
Some excellent work In drawing was
shown this week at the Fremont
school, by the following pupils: Hazel
Slater Clifford PaTatt. Roland Hardy,
Allie Curtis, Mabel Foster, Edith Ellis.
Pearl Chilvers and Heber wilkins.
A very commodlous and well arrang.
ed Office Is in course Of preparation on
the ground floor OF the science building
OF the High school and will be greatly
appreciated by Assistant Principal Gil.
lilan.
Esther Wistman Nora Hansen LIZ
zie Farse. Efiie Chatterton, Ivy Davis.
Clarence Ridd, William Calburn and
Maude Westwood, all of the jackson
school, produce excellent results in
drawing
A meeting OF the principals Of the
city schools was held in the teachers
room at the city and county building
on Thursday afternoon at which time
the economic use of supplies and the
proper care OF books were discussed
A frequent visitor at the city schools
spent pleasant hour on Monday In
listening TO some Rotations by the be-
slnners at the Twelfth school. The or
der OF the room was excellent. the lit
We people were happy, alert and en-
lhusiasuc, the teacher was cheerful,
progressive and industrious, and the
worthy.
TWO basket bah teams have been
formed at the Jackson school one
among the boys and the other Of the on
nosite sex. The manager OF the BOYS
team Is Morris Parry; captain, Harold
lilown. secretary, Fred Torkeldson.
The officers Of the girls club are: Man
oeger Ethel Lees; captain, Edith GIL
lespio' secretary, Hetty Haslam.
Supervisor Doxey now assumes the
direction OF manual training in the
schools OF the west side. In addition
10 ms regular duties he will teach de-
scriptiye drawing and mechanical en-
tlneerlng In the West side High school.
himself a graduate OF the school of
technology in the Illinois university.
ana one OF the foremost students In his
elass' Mr. DoNey Is well equipped for
me work. Miss Jessup viii teach man
ual Ualning on the east side.
Superintendent Christensen spoke be.
Tore The students Of the BRYANT High
s9hool on Thursday morning. He en-
phasized a broad and general educa-
uoh'oonlending that pupils should early
earn lhe work for which they are best
,I'ltd' ana prepare themselves accord
insN' laying great stress upon the fact
that the times demand cultured. well
eguipped young people for the duties
OF ne Miss Sarah Wilson. a student
OF the High school. sang very ncentablv