Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-25

Provo, Utah Jan o. Prof w. NJ.
Wolfe spent Tuesday In Salt Lake on
business connected with the school.
Prof Hickman lec,urcd IN Linden on
Sunday evening, ON Friday he win
100 to Sewer county TO lecture before
Ono teachers institute.
On Tuesday the theology hour wag
given tu the various domestic ward
officers, An students are enrolled as
members Of the four wards
Mrs Trcda B. Clun began her work
IN cl0cution this week. Her classes
are organized and working hard to
make up for the disadvantage Of bee
ginning late
-Four new specimen eases have bcct
made By the boys of the woodwork
lng department and are now occupying
prominent positions In the natural sell
crce laboratory
THE verb; its classification ana in-
lection" was the subject of q most In
icrestng lesson given by Prof SVEN
son before the Pedugoglum on Thurs
day evening.
Miss l1He Howe one OF our mort able
ana prominent music students, has
been engaged as assistant piano teach'
cr Miss Howe has a hos, OF frendl
who are confident Of her success,
Great enthusiasm Is now being mani
tested In athletics Glass competition
seems to be a great incentive to action,
and every day sees the campus crowd
ed with those practicing for the va
rious events,
Several new typewriters have been
received and more have been ordered
to accommodate the MRS. students de-
string that course,
More apparatus has been received for
the physical laboratory this week THIS
department Is In very prosperous cone
dition and Is calling on the boys OF the
woodwork department for more cup
boards In which TO keep their appara-
tus.
Prof. Miller has arranged for daily re-
hearsal for the brass band and orches-
ira. The boys are doing excellent work
In this line and their enthusiasm Is In
creased by the hearty applause ond ap-
probation OF their fellow students,
Or. ], NJ. Tanner visited /nday
school last Sunday and expressed his
satisfaction at the way In which 1t was
conducted The attendance has great
" increased since last semester, Sey-
eral new classes have been organized
and are working earnestly with the old
err classes,
Brigham smoot, Of Provo City has
been engaged to assist In the chemls-
try department. This will relieve
Prof Brown, who Is needed in peda-
gogical work. The classes in peda-
gogy, theory Of teaching and psyche
iogy are specially large this semester
The Utah County Teachers assocla-
ton held It's regular monthly meeting
I'm the academy on Saturday, Presi-
dent Brlmhall and Prof. Evans and
Mrs Stevenson OF Salt Lake were the
principal speakers. The teachers took
great pleasure in examining the black
board drawings Of our normal students
A ladies' chorus and n male chorus
| have been formed fom the advanced
music class These choruses WIN fur-
| nish the music IN devotional two or
three times a week TO relieve the regu-
lar chorus. The students are anxious
" waiting for their FIRST appearance
as some very fine music Is expected.
Miss Gates concert, her sweet voice
and charming manner, and her gener-
oslty toward the school she loves, have
been the subject Of much comment dur
ing the week. Her gift OF oOO.3O Is
highly appreciated by both students
and patrons. The love and best wishes
of the entire school go with her on her
tour through the east.
Students are very enthusiastic about
the concert 10 be given here next week,
The Symphony orchestra company OF
Chicago IS an organization Of consider
able fame. There are sixty-fve mem-
bers IN the orchestra including some OF
the most noted sooists In the United
states. As the company appears only
five times In Utah, the students con.
slider themselves fortunate In having
one recital In Provo.
The Domestic Science department.
which has lately received money for
its enlargement Is constantly growing
The classes are larger this year than
ever before and more interest VIII be
manifest when the equipment Is I'M
proved In few weeks the girls will
give dinners Of four and six courses
and students who are keeping house
will be pleased 10 patronize that de-
partment. The girls declare that they
appreciate Miss Gates gift more than
any other members Of the school,
The academy does not acknowledge
itself mistaken in regard TO It's being
the first school west Of Chicago to
adopt Dr. Dewey's plan OF having spe-
cialists teach in the grades. In the
Salt Lake grade schools the supervis