Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

I satoh has elected the following officers
Ltalle woodruff. manager, Frances
| Grnhpm editor with Wilma Burnes-
ter. Mabel Conrad, Monte Bergman
Alma Peterson and Daisy Davis as as
socates.
Miss Mary Meeks succeeds Mrs. Cor
ay 40 the Lowell
A parents mectinr was held az the
Lincoln school on Friday afternoon
and, while the attendance was not lnrgc
tho interest was excellent The sub
iect Of "PuncWalily and Attcndance'
at school was discussed Miss Nellie
Pottlt representing The school and
Mrs. pard0e the home Others taxing
part were Mrs. Won Elm MH Glauque,
Miss Harrold Miss Arnold ana Mr.,
Webster The pr0gam was onlif-
onod by q piano solo BY Miss liuDy COM
de- WHO was heartily euc0red and q
vocal solo by Mrs GiauGuc who sang
with her usual acceptahllty
IN the Butte 'Miner Of Dec. 20 APP
pears the picture Of Miss Helen Denny
formerly 4 pupil OF the O1ulrrh this
city but az present q pupil OF the sixth
grade. Lincoln scHoul, Butte, Montana
| The picture OF Miss Helen Is accom-
panied by an essay on Kindness 10
Animals Tor which she received from
! the Humane society of that CITY the
FIRST prize. solid gold medal offered
| by the society f0r the best production
from sixth seventh and eighth grades,
Her old class 40 the Oquirrh had he
pleasure VI hcorinr their teacher, Miss
| williams. read the essay as am opening
exercise on Friday and her sChoOlmatos
are very proud Of her achievement
along literary lines
Mrs Larson OF the OQulrrh IL plea
sanity located with Mrs Coates at 368
East Third South.
The teachers Of the Ouulrrh are re.
ioclng over the return Of Miss Kate
Mckenzie, who has recovered from her
recent severe Illness, and resumed her
duties at the Oquirrh on Monday last
Mr. McDermott was a recent Oqulrrh
visitor
HIGH SCHOOL
on Wednesday morning programs
were given In both assembly rooms I'm
the senior assembly room Wlnsow
Smith, o member Of the graduating
class OF 1900, sang two very good solos
Mr. Eaton then introduced Prof. Mar
shah OF the state University who adj
dressed the pupils on the subject 'The
Reading Habit"
Mr. u, b. Critchlow spoke to the pu.
pills OF the first year on "rhe Art Of
Taking Pains"
The art department Is larger than
It has ever been before Five new pu.
pills have enrolled for work since vaoa-
ton, thus bringing the enrolment up to
one hundred nineteen This week some |
very credltablo work was done IN wa |
ter col0rs, calendars. Those deserving |
special mention were George Barratt. !
Frank Moore and Anna Godbe,
Miss Clarahan's classes In English
have been reviewing work In mytholo-
gy this week preparatory to the study
OF the Had next week.
Miss Yardey's first year algebra class
held very interesting contest In fac
toring Friday. Those who remained
standing were Gertrude Clayton, Zayda
Boutwell,, Walter Keyting Fannie
Porcher and Ruby Malin, The contest
win be finished next week.
Miss Buchonan's beginning Latin
" |
They were 10 write as many words as
they could In twenty minutes. giving
only the first form. I'm the first divl-
sion Loreen Leary wrote 1853. Paul Stew
enson 1873, Arthur Jennens 1872, and
Howard Jones 1872 There were fifteen
who wrote over one hundred In the |
second class Eta Frlck wrote i7O.
Frank Riddle 1865 aud File Murdoch
Is,t 1, L.
so who wrote over one hundred In the
allotted time
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. jennings
French classes attended the French
play Les Culslnleres' given by the
French section Of the Ladies' Literary
club at the club house.
Next Thursday afternoon picked
team from the basket bah teams win
play a match game with the l.. D. s.
team at the l.. y, S, gymnasium, Ad-
The cadets expect to begin the gun
drill Monday afternoon, The companies
VIII be divided into squads under the
command OF 0n-commlssioned officers
who VIII be under direct supervision of
the commissioned officers, Last
Monday was inspection day and |
everything was found ~ good condi-
ton, Hereafter there win be lnspec.
ton on the FIRST drll day OF the month
The first Monday Of February has been
set for the examination OF all officers Ia
the tactics OF the school OF the com.
pany All who pass viii no longer be
required to attend the officers school
January 20 the officers take up the
study Of the school of the battalion.
The cadets held their first bali last
evening In the n, G. IT, Armory The
hall was prettily decorated with flags
High school colors and palms Refresh.
monis We're served by Franklin. The
following officers constituted the com.
mittee on invitations. Captaln
Earl Smith Lieut. Harry Bero, and |
Sergeant Paul Nelden. The committee |
on floor and arrangements were Capt |
Alec Thomas, Lleuts Max Brown. lie |
Roy Bourne Sherwin Davis and Mark |
McChrystal and Sergeants Lee Turner |
and Harmed Pratt Music was furnished |
by Christen9ons orchestra.
MT G. v Taggarts picture Prayer
now occupies the place of honor In the |
shadow box
Ruby Thompson OF the first year class
has gone to Logan 20 live. She viii |
enter the Agricultural college.
Gilbert Peyton, member OF the
freshman class left Tuesday with his
parents for New York, whore he VIII |
spend the winter They win enter the
Lawrcnceville academy.
The classmates OF Bessie Tracy.
member Of the junior class, were
gricvod To- hear OF her death, which |
occurred Dec a.
Lillian Anderson OF Park City has
entered the sophomore class.
Mrs, Ryan spent the Christmas vaca.
ti1n IN Eureka Miss Peterson spent |
a part Of the vacation with friends in |
Ogden Miss Goddard spent the holl. |
days with her parents in Portland, !
oregon.
Mr Eaton went 10 Park City Friday
where he delivered an Address before
the teachers o. that city.
The visitors for the week were Jes.
sic Horne, Eva Hamln, and Walter
Evans, ell OF the class Of 1901. Walter |
Evans returns TO stanford this week