Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-20
BRIGHAM YOUNG ACADEMY

Provo, Sept. 1S.--The commercial
school has registered higher number
of students than during the first three
weeks Of any previous year In It's his
tory.
The large picture of the old Provo
fort has been removed temporarily to
the Art Exhibit In the gymnasium
hall.
The high school now elects rs own
monitors to keep order The students
have selected six of their number to
take charge of the large room during
study hours.
Mrs. Dusenbery reports her kinder
garten department In excellent running
order.
A very pleasant excursion 20 Provo
bench fruit firms has been planned
for Saturday the goth. A good time Is
expected by the students but fruit
famine Is predicted by the sagacious
farmers.
In the gymnasium hall during this
week, the Utah Art Institute has been
displaying a splendid collection of pic.
lures, Every day has witnessed q
t'yarm OF students entering and leay-
ing the hall; and In the evenings Provo
people have crowded the place TO view
the best productions Of Utah artists
Not only were the visitors treated to
the beauty OF the masterpieces IN paint.
Ing but they We're also entertained by
sweet strains Of music from orches-
tras and mandolin clubs
Wednesday morning Alma Greenwood
Of Fillmore. a student Of the institution
while DR.. Maeser was IN charge, spoke
to the students for a few minutes.
Brother Greenwood expressed himself
as surprised and pleased at the remark.
able change IN conditions since his
school days; at the wonderful growth
Of the school and at the large and mag
niflcent buildings.
At o'clock Monday afternoon near
ly all the students assembled in Col
lege hail to decide whether or not the
school paper, THE White and Blue"
should be published this year. Great
patriotism was manifested by the var.
ious classes, all declaring vigorously
In favor OF the proposition. Ii was de-
clded TO have board of directors con
slsting Of II numbers. After a spirited
rivalry the following named students
were elected: j. Frank Hoyt Albert
Day, Nellie Schofleld. Alex Walker,
Sytha Brown. Earl Scott, Allie Carlson.
Henry Secrist, d. II. Townsend, Wal
lace Lowery, Francis Shelton and Dell
Boyer.
The parents class will open next
Wednesday, Sept. "a. The following is
the program for the year:
Wednesday, oct president Ben. T.
Rich.
Wednesday, Oct. S-Apostle ]. W.
Taylor
Wednesday. Oct. 15-Mrs. NJ. A. Smith
on "Chastsement.'
Wednesday, Oct. 22-B. S. Young on
Domestic Superstition"
Wednesday oct 29-Apostle Johu
Henry Smith.
Wednesday, Nov. IA. C. Lund; "a
Night With Shupert."
Wednesday, Nov. 12-Prof. b. s.
Huxley.
Wednesday, Nov. 26.-Dr. James F..
Talmage.
Wednesday Dec. 81. f. Hickman,
"Childrens Punlshments.
Wednesday Dec. l0-W, ID. Living.
stone, American Home"
Wednesday, Dec. 17-David Evans.
Wednesday, Jan. PROF. Marshall,
Relation Of Parent and Teacher"
Wednesday. Jan. 14--President Lund.
Wednesday, Jan. 2l-A. c. Nelson.
"Vaule Of NTH, Fable and Fair Tale"
Wednesday, Jan. 2S--Judge Theodore
Botkin.
Feb Apostle Cowley. Parental In
fluence.'
Feb. 1l-Frank b. Stevens.
Feb, lS-Frank j. Cannon, value Of
Charity in the Home, Nation and Com
munity,"
Feb 25--Recital Of Miss Nelkies elo-
cutlon classes
March i.-Dr. ]. NJ Tanner. 1--WE Re-
celve 10 Give"
March ll-Dr G. II. Brimhall. Child
hoods Disappointments.'
March lS-Mrs. DR.. Margaret Roberts.
"Self Registration
March 25-Prof ], T. Miller.
April l-Mr. Nephi Morris.
April 15--Judge Tanner.
April s2-Ex- Congressman George
Sutherland.
April 29-Dr G. II. Brlmhall.
May 4-Recepton.