The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

model lesson in geography TO the teach
| SiS OF the sixth grade. Subject, Europe"
VIE. SheDard of the Sumner school will
td e9SiI class in geography before the
ledchefs of the fifth grade next THURSDAY
! afternoon. Principal Barton will have
4 charge OF the meeting, which will be held
at that school.
some OF the rooms at the Union school
Idu specially prepared programmes for
( Friday while the others had all lines of
/ WI adapted 10 the day ana its signih-
Caiice' making the regular work conserve
the commemorative purpose.
81 L,it tIp Nelson has presented a beau
uLul 1ladohna to room at the Riverside
sCnOoi Tor the best record I'm spelling.
Wednesday Mrs. Walter 7. Lewis en-
RETAINED the teachers Of the Jackson
sch0oi and officers of the Parents club
1 ~ her home an Fifth West and North
1eInple. The time was very pleasantly
spent with music and games Delicious
refreshments were served.
MISS White gave a talk to the teachers
OF the Fremont last Monday on Sir
gg1shua Reynolds and His Paintings.
Her effort showed considerable study and
research in its preparation.
MISS Althea Wheeler of the Oquirrh
corps last year, who is now in Columbia
colege' has passed her half-yearly exam
NATIONS very satisfactorily and is well
pleased with her work. Miss Sylvia COhn
10 ~ the same institution, though taking
The library table and new bookcases
TOR the Union school have arrived and
are now in place. The teachers are de-
ilShted with their new reading room. All
the periodicals are kept for reference and
q great deal of pleasure and profit IS an
ticipated
Little Hazel Williams Of the Riverside
scnOol has ssFOn the prize for the best
marching, handsome volume of Lambs
IaIes from Shakespeare"
MUCH excitement has bepn caused in the
matter of spelling matches in the Sumner
schocl- Room .. which was the lowest
IN the contests going on, has won the
prize from the higher rooms.
The teachers of Pleasant Grove pre-
scented Principal Coombs of the Lincoln
Win gold ring this week as a token Of
friendship and esteem. They were
formerly associated with him at Pleasant
Grove.
Professor Stewart delighted a large
gathering of mothers at the Franklin by
MS talk upon Motor Children
In the spelling contest at the Webster
school between the intermediate grades
the ilrst prize was won by room s, second
by room Z.
A spirited spelling match was held in
room at the Union school Friday be-
tween the two divisions The divisions
showed a difference of about 80 per cent
d rev weeks ago. and Fridays test
showed that this was almost entirely
made up.
vi uS tiSLL a at the W custer school
won the picture this week in a contest
between the sixth, seventh and eighth
grades. given by Mr.. Keller, principal.
Rooms y and 10 at the Grant school
united on Friday and gave a very inter-
eSting programme of exercises in honor
of Washington'S birthday.
Mr.. NJ. II. Walker of the board of edu-
cation and Mr. Pendergrass Of the High
school were visitors last week at the
Fremont school
rick. Mrs. 2. Blazer and Miss Ida Par
raft were recent visitors at the Uintah.
Mrs. Mccartney and Supervisors Pol
lock and Wetzell lent their presence at
one of the Oquirrh luncheons one day the
past week
The Misses Bullock called at the Lincoln
Thursday afternoon.
Superintendent Christensen was in the
Lincoln building for an hour on We'd
nesday
Miss Grace Stanehfeld of the Longfel-
low school visited Mrs Matte Mckay
of the Ninth on Thursday.
Mrs. Davies, formerly Miss Carrie Davis
of the Webster school, visited the Sumner
on Wednesday.
Miss Bowman of the Washington school
spent the day at the training school We'd
nesuay.
Among the visitors at the oquirrh were
Mrs Fallas, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Coates,
Mrs. Gaby and Mrs Pendleton.
Miss Maude Harold of the Lincoln
school was absent on Friday. Her classes
were taught by Miss Bailey.
Mr.. Walker of the board paid the va
riOus teachers d pleasant visit in their
rooms at the Franklin school.
State Superintendent Nelson and DR..
Whitney were visitors at the Hamilton on
Wednesday.
Some Of the week visitors at the Sum-
ner school were Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs.
Stevenson and Mrs Listman.
Mr.. Pinney called at the Lincoln on
Friday.
Mrs. Hobbs visited Miss Van Colt of the
Hamilton last Thursday.
Superintendent Christensen and Mr.
Frank Evans, formerly county superin-
tCndent Of Summit county. visited on
Tuesday morning at the Oquirrh and in
spected the work IN several rooms.
Miss Randolph of the Grant school
spent Wednesday morning visiting the
history class of Mr.. Leatherwood at the
Sumner
Superintendent Christensen visited the
jackson school on Wednesday.
DR.. Whitney was q welcome visitor at
the Lincoln on Thursday. He gave some
valuable suggestions in regard to light
Mrs. Fritz, principal of the Bryant
school, was visitor At the Webster dur
ing the week.
Miss Valentine Murphy. formerly of the
Hamilton school, has been assigned to the
Lowell school ia the place Of Mr.. Hoff
Miss Wilkinson of the Lowell entered
we f1dIiAlUu dS dll eighth craze Le1cneE
last week.
The Longfelow school has Increased its
teaching corps by one additional teacher.
Miss Davis. formerly of the Lowell
school.
Among the visitors at the Union school
last week were MessrS. Wetzell, GiauQue,
and Newman. Lieutenant Davis and Mrs
Elerbeck.
Miss Bartian of the Webster school was
absent two DAYS last week and her place
was filled By Miss Mort.
Supervisors WetZell and Pollock visited
the Sumner school on Friday
Among the visitors at the Grant school
last week were Mesdames Bridgeman,
Weber. Smith. Brown and Erickson.
Principal QUaltrough of the Washington
has taken up the study of the develop
ment of language at the Monday after
noon teachers meetings. The teachers
are much interested in these discussions.
The subject last Monday afternoon was
the development and History Of the
English Language" in the subject and
discussion of which the teachers took
special part.
University Notes.
Chapel exercices, conducted last week
BY 4. C. Matheson, were especially inter
csting not only on account of the talks