The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-04

. . DC III the CITY at $50 III Lue morning Tor
Murray and from there went by team
60 the hills They returned by way
of Big Cottonwood canyon. and visited
the electric power plant at the mouth,
I where Instructor Beckstrand gave the
I students a talk upon the generation Of
the electricity. Photographer @. e.
Johnston went with the party to take
pictures Of formations and specimens
for class use.
The programme at Normal society on
I Friday afternoon was an entirely
musical one, the students who partici-
pated being little Miss Hunter, Mr.
Willard Burton. Miss Pearl Kimbau
and Miss Minnie Holstein.
Mr.. Gin Richards, manager Of the
athletic team, went TO Ogden on Fri
day morning, expecting to meet there
the athletic manager Of the athletic
team Of the University Of California
and to arrange for a meet vita them
( upon their return from their eastern
tour. In this. however, he was disap-
pointed, as the team did not pass
, through ogden at all, but went east
by the southern route
/ The two judges selected for the in
terstate debate, which Is to take place
on the 18th of this month in the Salt
Lake theatre. are Judge Theodosius
Botkin, selected by Nevada, and Mr.
/ Fisher 5. Harris, chosen by the uni
vcrsity. These two Will name a third
man to act as judge.
Two Of the classes, the second-year
normais and the freshmen. played a
match game Of baseball on Friday
afternoon. The freshmen were sue
cessful defeating their opponents bv
the score of IS TO Z.
DR.. Fred Stoeffer viii address the
students Of the class in experimental
psychology next Thursday afternoon at
2.5O, in DR.. Talmage's lecture room.
upon the diseases Of the eye, ear and
throat
Mr.. Ray Brim, an ex- student and
now teacher in Summit county, was
a visitor on Tuesday.
The university debating team on
Tuesday afternoon had a meet with
Messrs. George S. Gibbs, ]. o. Carter
and D. p. Howells
Miss Louise Raymond Of this years
normal viii teach next year in the
schools Of Provo.
Mr.. Charles Marshall, brother Of Pro
lessor Marshall, was a visitor on Tri-
day afternoon
Next Thursday Professor Marshall
Will leave for Moab. Grand county.
Where he viii address the eighth grade
6ANANolCa ull II AludN night.
Professor Stewart will address the
people Of the Seventeenth ward tonight
upon the Value Of a Practical Fduca-
ton"
Five Of the classes have entered the
contest for the pennant Instructor Har-
vey Holmes has offered for the class
most successful in baseball. and during
each OF the three next weeks three
games viii be played.
On Friday evening at Christensen's hall
the seniors held their closing party of
the year, All the other classes had been
invited, so that in addition to the seniors
NUMBER OF Juniors sOphOmores and
/ freshmen made large gathering The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
dancing TO music furnished by Christen-
sen orchestra Punch was served be-
] tween the dances. The hall was artistic
| ally decorated with palms and with the
class colors, green and white. The red
ana black banner was gracefully draped
on the north wall. The credit Tor these
/ decorations, as well as for the general
success OF the party, was due to the ef-
IoIls or the committee on arrangements.
, consisting Of the class president, Nicholas
smith, and Lucy Gaby. Allen MacIean
| Lewis SOwles and Arthur Murphy. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. E. f.
/ shepard, Mrs. ". d. Gaby Mrs c. p
/ Maclean.
The cadet drill on Friday night was one
I OF the best which has been held this
/ spring. The battalion parade and drill
Of the companies were gone through with
I IN excellent. form. and every movement
was given with precision and accuracy.
| Under the command Of Lieutenant Webb
I the cadet corps has reached a high state
Of proficiency. and it is with great re-
gret that the cadets have learned that
i Lieutenant Webb is soon 10 resign his
position as military instructor and TO sal
for Manila about June J. For the re-
mainder Of the spring each Friday after
noon VIII be exhibition day. and visitors
I are cordially invited TO inspect the drill.
Inc officer Of the day for next week
VIII he Captain Alec Thomas The order
lies detailed to raise and lower the flag
viii be Arthur MOreton and Walter
Westerfield. and Gadd Collins will be
buEler.
The Req and Black made its appearanca
wei written short stories. Ethel and
b 'MtEn1n- by members Of the sophomore
class. An editorial ON Field Day com
meuts on the need Of more shirt and en-
thlsiasm in the school athletics. and
{ urges that both teachers and pupils shall
attend the athletic meets and encourage
the BOYS 10y their interest a baseball
story Jack Fourth Of Juiy.' tells of
an imaginary game between the Ogden
/ and j. A. q. teams. The number closes
I with The usual verses and jokes
b ON Tuesday the High school baseball
team defeated the Collegiate Institute bv
2 q score OF 81 90 o. The game was plavea,
: on the Eighteenth ward scuare ire
| lineup OF the High school team was The
same 0s for the Fort Douglas game with
/ the following exceptions. sam Lawson
: pitcher John Jensen. left fielder. Han.
] Hanson. short stOn. AT the field meet af
Ogden. on the 18th. there viii be tracB
events but no ball game. Next SATURDAY.
May 10. VIII DC held the second High
school field day.
Bessie Mulholland IS a new student ir
Z / the art department.
Paul Branard of the freshman class
has Withdrawn from school and gone tC
/ FayCttc. Ida.
( The classmates of Florence and Louise
1 Jennings symDa,hize with them in the
{ recent loss o. their little brother.
! / Among the students who are absent
/ on account OF illness are Elsie Anderson
] Corinne TCster- Edna Trenam and Pear
. II FaiTclouEh of the sophomore class. and
/ Clara Robinson OF the junior class
! Professor kendrick Babc0ck OF the
/ University Of California will visit IN.
/ High school next week and inspect tn,
. work OF the classes with view 70 makint
Z / a further report OF the school 10 his uni
. . ve-sity
c. Dean Breeze OF the class OF 'eS. who
has been teaching school has returned
= . 70 the city. and visited the High schoo
2 this week. Other visitors were Professor
Z Richard HsaE az Ogden. Walter H. Dur
] . rant of Paris. Ida. and Frank Dole
S Agricultural College.
Miss Rena Baker went 70 salt LAX,
I City on business Friday afternoon. Hel
+, Saturday classes were provided for by Mr.