The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-18

.ss exhibit Of work from the Riv-
~ srr00I which has been IN place
e.s.t rf+v and county building during
81 l-I ~. week there IS a piece Of work
tn. o. If agDe-ial mention. A COM
w.. -'- t-,,ss Of four rooms. made by the
PEI of the third grade, under the
l..---.r-- ne Mrs. Porter, is included in
.-----,rsr school work. and is de-
+1 su interested in the work OF
I.--- -t-,T room. rs well as TO the chill
-.17 are fortunate enough 70 see
-re miniature floors are covered
j. -,r- woven by the tiny fingers Of
,rr.fv the walls are papered with
-,r designs done I'm water colors,
-..--v bed is covered with sheets
l.7 s-r- linen stitched by the girls, and
Jltrfer utensils of either clay or
W are shaped by the little people.
49, arithmetic, geography and lit
.,-s have been used fin the cOnstruc-
,.-- IN the little house. aad the results
t--. hser evident in the added interest
.Eorn In an these subjects
The following beautiful and impress
a. r-ggramme was rendered by the
,-.,gte- school Thursday afternoon:
-,r-- eguz. 80 IT'S Love Brings Us
rI.-s." address. Professor Lyman Of
~ r-riverg.tv of Utah; state peace
I'm, hv Josephine Spencer read by
r--.,r,. West. chorus. Peace on Earth.
100 6. n-pgentati0n Of resolutions
ri.r-y Willie. Lest We Forget (Rud-
,srF Kfprfurl. read by Ethel Cheshire;
.-ovirg sons, America Webster
SCHOOL
mast enthusiastic meeting Of the
,e-snfs 7f the Wasatch school was
bsH Friday afternoon at the close Of
no session. After some musical num-
te-s by the pupils, the matter OF aeIp-
-v In fr un the model corridor pro-
rosed by the home and education sec
-ion of the Ladies' Literary club, was
discussed and the sentiment was found
20 be- heartily in favor Of supporting
the movement. BY the opening of
school in the fall it is hoped to have
the matter completed. A large num-
ter ~ the parents of the district were
"a attendance at the meeting. A talk
By Mrs. Elliott, explaining the meaning
n model corridor and its effect on
the pupils of the school was much en-
8yed. Mrs. Igieheart gave a talk on
he benefits already seen in the art
Ines iu the schools.
Final examinations IN the subjects Of
rammar and arithmetic for admission
70 the High school have been given to
She pupils of She eighth grade through
cut the city during the week. The boys
a1d girls are Wen pleased with the sets
F questions sent out. and find the re-
c1Irements are more for the quality of
DE H0rk done than for the amount of
technical knowledge acquired. The
6agsuons are largely Of a practical ma
tl-e and cover the ground Of the work
done iD the eight years of the grade
Shoots
The Fremont school gave a very sue
cssstul entertainment Friday evening
En- the Fourteenth ward amusement
hh The programme was mainly a
msIral one. the most enjoyable num-
hr being a Cantata. "A Dream Of
FaIy'and." which was produced en-
tre.y by little tots from the begin1 ars'.
frt and second grades. Some fine
9ere0pdg0n views were shown and a
Fan drill given. The cantata will be
repeated next Friday evening i'm the
Fifteenth ward hail. The proceeds Of
tte entertainments will go toward the
school library.
There is an abundance Of flowers in
tle city at this season Of the year. and
o the teachers in the city schools have
been made TO feel the generosity Of
their pupils by means of the customary
Flower shower" A kindly custom car
red out last fail was the distribution
or the flowers among the poorer pa
TENTS Ia the hospitals IL is hoped that
me work is stil progressing. At the
"asatcn school during the week almost
every teacher was treated to a shower.
To Che Webster school. the following
hfyaHy programme was given by the
seventh grade Friday:
song Give Tiny Hearts Best
treasures ...... Pupils room is
i-ie or William Cullen Bryant.
''''.' ..--.-...... Richard Phiuney
NaNdt oF SIS eco. -... Emily West
vocal solo,. Jennie Washington
quotations from Bryant.............
'''' .---------.---.- Grade & A
June Bryant Nellie Keddington
nllnood of Bryan Robert Goodwin
-+'E 0INa ....-- Ivy Y0ungberg
"a.k at Sunset .. Genevive Hubbard
sehoo. Days of Bryant"
I'd, .'..-.- .---..---.-..-. William Home
10 'asAdtiile' instrumental solo.
or, --.'''.....-- .........Ada Grimsdeu
The Brook Song" ............ Grade : A
friday afternoon at the Hamilton
-... an interesting parents meeting
o.-i 'Thc Evils Of the Cigarette
.-.t was the subject under consf5-
-aN'o. and Dr. Rally presented n
.l a1.a paper At the close of his
Iss. Dr. Rally led a discussion In
i.l the patrons tool, MARI and RI
stowe of the Woman's cIub ros5o. =,
lumber of very good points C,biIJrer
r7-... .l...s 3 and g presented several
musical numbers.
s.t-.s .Moodmansee of the Webster
en-. .as some exceptionally fine lam
f-,- -. ana penmanship on exhibition
-''N Room G. Webster.
v.I The last exhibit for the year Of the
h. rom I'D. various city schools win
rit,.--g ..' tomorrow morning I'm the
ME. 4. county building. and viii com
~ ,Na work from tho Tcrurs,fo,,.
me- -.-., sumner and Twelfth schools
b-.- .-l.s DO these schools have bear
dow e-l.as their special lines Of Uort
srr--- e-t much interest has been