The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-25

Iea forward to the rest time. when
ousis tbro,,n TO the winds and mind
car ~ are allowed a respite from
an' -,,srirg work Of the winter. With
ID. ,~-l-.rt feeling the mothers are. too,
ul.. forward to the long time when
loy'.5irdrcD will be at home, and hop
lle No. the total effect Of the winters
m5 ,,.fu not be lost. Only two more
NO.h rrmain. and a vast amount Of
usual work Of closing will be
--,vdrd into them.
-t. Emerson school is TO have a fine
-.s~tsiumeut next Thursday after
I'm and evening at the school house.
mo programme Will consist pr some
-. and musical numbers and a
-,rtata. Jack the Giant Killer. which
MIN be presented by the pupils of all
the grades.
-7safirr of the teachers of the
~, higher grades was held at the
nh school last Wednesday after
Sr Professor Eaton of the High
toor addressed the teachers on the
Liter of preparatory work for admis-
s.6r 10 the latter
Memorial exercises were held I'm the
cant school Friday afternoon. Pupils
~ fhe uuper grades met on the second
t.r floor and listened to a very en-
iovabIe address given by Mr.. +. II.
CLARK Mr. CIark's bright and enthu-
.fssfir way called forth the rapt atten-
,f,r of AN present. After questioning
tba pupfIs ON dates and conditions Lead
i-s NM to the civil war Mr.. Clark gave
Tho causes and results of the same, and
the true meaning Of Decoration day
The upper grade pupils Of the Jack
son school gave the following pro-
rrammc IN the corridor:
sony "Tentng Tonight ......... School
Address ........... Captain Wedgewood
Recitation, THE Blue and the
Gray" ............ Thomas Harmon
song Cover Them over" 800. Room
Song "A Thousand Years" School
Address Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Wetzell
song "Msssa's in De Cold, Cold
Song. Tramp, Tramp Tramp'...-
Friday afternoon at the Hamilton,
the following programme was given:
Song. THE Blue and the Gray.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chorus. room s
Address ................ Colonel Squires
Solo. Lead Kindly Light" .........
...,................, Louise MillerOn
Song. "Star Spangled Banner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chorus, Room ;
At the Franklin school the following
programme was given Friday after
noon.
Salute to the flag.
Sons. America '................. School
Recitation, Boy Billy" ..............
...---...- .........-. GuSS1e BaCkwan
Song. MT. Vernon Bells.
.........-....6 Z and s grades
Address. ....-...-.....J. W. Bout0n
Song. "Tcuting on the Old Camp
Ground ........... Third door pupils
Exercises held i'm the main hall with
many parents present.
Friday afternoon the following pro-
gramme was carried out by pupils of
lower grades at the Jackson in the
lower corridor.
Song. Marching Thro' Georgia.
......... ..................... School
Address ......... Captain Wedgewood
Song, Battle Cry of Freedom"
...-.. .......................-. School
S''uultnI Observation-Disclosures. Room 8
Song. Cover Them Over ......
Girls Of Room .
sentiment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Room
Tag song ....-.........R Rooms 10 and ii
song, America '................. School
The following programme was given
Friday afternoon at the Grant school:
Song. Columbia. .............. school
Recitation, The 5lue and the
Fit( .......-.-........... Room 10
Song. 'Tcnting Tonight" ............
..'................ Grades Z and
Address .......-........ Mr.. $. II. Clark
Lincoln Speech at Gettysburg"
...................... Eighth grade
Memorial exercises were given i'm
the Webster Friday afternoon at which
colonel Logan or the Sixty-fifth Ui-
LUIS regiment spoke on the civil war
school
The eighth grade pupils of the Grant
100 very pleasantly surprised Mr..
bradford of the Jackson with A flower
s.oNeI Friday morning. when he en-
.ta the room 10 conduct the arith-
meuc examination.
Patriotic exercises were carried on
u an the rooms of the Washington
eno2I Friday Rooms Is. Is and II
g'.t addressed by Rev. /. II. KoepseI
III inc Hill Methodist church.
o.. surprises are the order Of the day at
a., WEBSTER. Miss Nav Davis and
ora Clark were both entertained
Wy l'er pupils Friday afternoon.
EN-. -"-'S aay the teachers Of the Jack
.ss.uo9i save a lunch in honor Of
C,-,..---1 Newman. superintendent
ms .l''n and Mrs. Walter Lewis.
''.S'l-nt OF the Parents club.
IN - Diuirrh is proud OF the fact that
m, R contest for the prize offered By
-r- Inv oodey company for the best
r t''IEn. Gerald Simons of the
'''" grade received first mention.
l-s maud PauIs pupils celebrated
.7t with a very appropriate pro-
s,s''. a the Webster. i'm the DreDar-
fs--L OF which they learned many in
'ainss of the winged family.
O5,,- little tots in room 1 at the
n5-- -.l We're delighted on Monday
his To- ind Miss GatreI. who had
absent for "a week. back TO school.
p-.r-.. cupid has veen very busy. or
r5-.....t' heclor of the Webster is a
49,. '.aTiy successful matrimonial
IS g.t- Dame Rumor is truthful It
yars-.... mere arc 10 he at least three
In the ranks there next year.
M Monday afternoon the first grade mn
t .S at the Hamilton gave Miss Samson
''' teacher, floral shower.
c,74.. 'Pdl DoXey of the Hamilton
ers-..'a the eighth grade arithmetic
.' ,Ion in the Webster Friday.