The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

presented one basket of ORANGES Oh the
arrival OF "a son, he might with grace
have presented two baskets upon The adj
ditiOn of a daughter to the COray house
hold Forthwith the faculty quickly
passed motion to the effect that Pro
fessOr Coray present his two baskets at
the next session.
Professor. 6. NJ. Marshall conducts the
services at ST. Pauls this morning and
evening in the absence OF Bishop Leon
ard.
Professor Byron Cummings has offered
a pennant to the class that is most sue
ceSsful IN track events this spring, and
Mr.. Holmes viii reward similarly the
class that does the best work In baseball
The appointment of judges for the pre-
liminarZ- contest in debating has bees re-
ferred to the president
Thus far tan students have signified
their desire to enter the preliminary de
batting contest. at which the choice or
speakers for the interstate debate are to
be chosen. These students are Messrs.
VIII Dunn, Elias Hanson Win Ray Abe
Muir, J. o. Carter. Burgess Young. Dave
Howens b. II. Griffiths, William Carr
and L. +. Elggren.
On Friday Professor Marshall received
the proof of an article on the Mormon
church which he wrote some time ago
for the publishers of the Encyclopedi2
Britannica. The article is q lengthy one
since 1890. It will appear in some sup
Elementary volumes that are now being
prepared at the press Of the publishers
at Edinburgh.
At faculty meeting on Monday three I'M
portant actions were taken which Will
affect the college courses now offered at
the university. For college courses lndl
are not purely technical in nature Only
one degree VIII be offered hereafter ana
that the degree of bachelor OF arts. -he
only prescribed study for courses that are
not technical in nature viii be that OF
rhetoric l. Hereafter when student
begins d college course he viii be as
signed by the committee on college stu
dents to some member OF the faculty,
who shall act as adviser with authority
70 supervise the students choice OF
studies and whom the student may con-
suit on all matters relating to college
life"
The secretary Of the summer school has
communicated ~ith 4 number OF the
leading educators of the east with the
view of obtaining a lecturer for the
coming session. Among those written TO
are President Eliot Of Harvard. President
Butler and Professors MCMurray and
Giddings Of Columbia, Professor De
Garmo Of Cornell and United States Com
missioner OF Education William T. Har-
ris.
Instructor Alfred Best has gone to cal
ifornia with the tabernacle choir, and
during his absence Miss Han viii have
charge Of his music class,
Professor Stewart delivered MS Illus
trated lecture on Friday night at Spring
vile, and will speak again at Spanish
Fork tonight. Instructor Robinson ac-
cOmpanied Professor Stewart and opeT-
ated the lantern in the absence Of Pro
fessOr Allen
Professor r R. Lyman went to Tooele
yesterday morning and delivered a public
lecture there last night He viii speak
tonight at Grantsville.
1sle- q
a copy of the proceedings of the German
Chemical society, containing an article
written By himself and read before the
society in Berlin. The article was in Ger
man and pertained to phase Of organic
chemistry.
The principal feature of the programme
at Normal society on Friday afternoon
was talk by Instructor II. r. briggs.
During the past week the Dramatic as
ISOLATION has had two readings OF the
play "Trelawny Of the Wells"
President 2. P. Christensen Of the
Alumni association was a visitor during
the week and left with the editor of tha
Chronicle the request that he ask all
graduates who have changed their place
of residence since last June to send him
their new addresses.
The second year normal girls. IN their
domestic science work during the past
week, made cheese and "a numtsr Cl Ie-
lated dishes.
Weather Director /. H. Murdoch will
address the Engineering society GA the
9th.
The senate on Thursday voted to i'm
peach Mr.. K. K Steffenson as president
of the United States. This is done to
give the boys practice in parliamentary
law. Mr.. Steffenson has engaged Mr..
Ebert Thomas as his counsel.
The Tennis club during the week turned
over to the Athletic association their
grounds on condition that the assOCia-
ton will keep the court in good shape.
At the Social league meeting on Mon
day Mr. J. 4. Brown gave a talk on
Longfellow, Mr.. Alfred Best sang In
My Dreams. and the Juvenile Mandolin
and Guitar club rendered some selec-
tons.
On Thursday afternoon Mr. Alma Pratt
and his son, Parker, were visitors TO the
various departments.
The following students have taken sd
vantage Of the trip 10 California Nessrs.
W. 7. Ward and A. r Gardner md
Misses Donna Miles. Leona Miller. Mari
on Adams. Anna Hatch. Retta Piper and
Hattie Whitney. OF these all but the
last three are members Of the taber-
nacle choir.
The engineers are already planning for
their spring banquet.
The building committee OF the board
Of regents has AWARDED 5he contract Of
the heating and ventilating Of the phys
ical science building to Contractor P J. /
Moran.