The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
University Notes.

Chal 81 exercises on Monday, Tuesday
and Friday of last week were conducted
by Miss Mary c. May of the kindergarten
department. On Wednesday morning the
exercise was conducted by Rev. Clarence
! L. Brown. and on Thursday Dean James
| d Eddie of St Marks addressed the
students. Miss Annie Owens rendered a
solo on the latter morning.
During the coming week the exercises
| Will be conducted by Attorney Mathon-
! ihah Thomas.
| Professor Byron Cummings and In
! structOr Edwin Evans went south yester-
/ day and addressed the teachers of Juab
county at Nephi Mr.. Evans spoke on
| the Teaching Of Drawing" and Pro-
| lessor Cummings dealt with the subject
| Of English in the Common Schools In
| the evening Professor Cummings ad-
! dressed the public upon Art and Educa-
I ton Among the Greeks" the lecture be-
| ing fully illustrated with lantern views
| Professor George NJ. Marshall spoke to
| the students of the Webster school on
! Thursday morning and on Friday even
! ing talked before the Parents club of
the same school upon Literature for
| Children"
Professor ". NJ Stewart will go to
/ morgan next Saturday TO speak before
/ the Teachers institute of that county.
Professor G. NJ. Marshall delivered a
| public lecture last night at Mercur upon
| one of his most popular subjects. that of
| Westminster Abbey The talk was IL
! Illustrated with about fifty stereopticon
/ views Of the famous old structure.
Professor r. R. Lyman will speak at
/ Draper tonight.
By faculty acton on Monday last Miss
/ Mary j. PincOmb will offer in the third
/ year of the normal course next year an
/ elective advanced course in domestic
| science.
Professor AGREES class in organic chem
! lStry began work during the last week
As a result of Principal POrter's visit
| to the city last week it has been decided
/ 10 offer in the branch normal next year
/ another ~ear of bookkeeping and an cleo
| tive course in commercial law.
Professors Allen and Stewart delivered
| their illustrated lecture last night before
/ the patrons of the public schools of
/ Price. Tney Will repeat il tonight in Mill
! Creek.
The advisability of adding a number of
/ substitute elective subjects to the normal
! course was discussed last Monday m
| faculty meeting. The subjects suggested
! were all culture subjects including more
( work in English literature. history and
! the ancient and modern languages The
matter was referred back to the normal
/ committee and they were asked TO pre-
| pare suggestions as TO the offering of
such courses.
! Professors Stewart and Allen will ad-
| dress the public at Lehi on next Saturday
/ night
At Zeta Gamma Friday evening Mr..
/ Charles Manning gave a very interesting
| review of the Schley case.
! Walter Adams of Provo. Arthur
| Mitchell of PaysOn and Chester Ames OF
| this city were visitors during the past
week
/ The third year normal students gave Il
! very successful dancing party hist Fri
| day night in the Fifteenth ward amIIse-
] ment hall. The arranging committee CON
/ sisted of Misses Annie WaddeH and Anna
! Wilcken. and Messrs. J. owen Carter.
I Robert Garner and d. Z. Howell
The boys received a letter from The
! students OF the University of Nevada on
/ Monday IN reply to their query as to
| what should be the standards of decision
| IN the approaching debate between the
! Two state institutions. The Nevada
/ students felt to leave the question of tho
! standards by which the debate is 10 he
/ Judged entirely with the judges and the
! local students have acquiesed in this DO
sition.
! The University Debating club met dur
/ ing the week, accepted the question sub
/ mitted By Nevada, and chose the affirma
/ i've side The boys Will meet tomorrow
/ 10 adopt plan tor choosing debaterS and
| will decide on series OF preliminary
! contests.
The question for the coming interstate
! debate as now agreed upon by the
( students OF both universities will be. RE
/ solved, That the White People of the
! South Are Justified in Using Every
/ Peaceable Means Possible in Maintain
ing lhelr supremacy over the Negroes -
! The. normal graduating class will give
] a Valentine dance next Friday night
! in the. Ladies Literary club. An invita-
| ton is extended to all friends of the class.
/ At Normal society on Friday afternoon
J Miss Maud May BabcOck gave a very in
/ teresting reading from Shakespeare.
| Other exercises on the programme were
I a solo BY Miss Wilma Atwood and piano
! selection by MIR. J. r. Parrish
The third year students have been hold
/ ing secret meetings OF late. and as CON
/ sequence their class rivals. the gradual
ing student, are fun Of questions as 10
what they mean.
! The College Women were entertained
! yesterday afternoon by Miss Pearl Van
/ Colt at her home
| Professor Byron Cummings will nd
| dress the Normal society next Friday
| afternoon in DIR. Talmage's lecture noon,
I upon Art Among the Greeks"
/ y Eoodly- number of the athletic ho,-s
| are playing indoor baseball these DAYS.
/ two clubs have been organized and are
| practicing almost daily. Mr. joseph Hal
! ley and J. IS. Hume have been made ca
/ taIns or the two teams. and c. NJ RroWn
/ has been elected treasurer OF the clnb
| formed. Messrs J. I. Muir and q Al
=. Dougsil have been appointed as a rom-
mittec of conference with other teams