The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

considerable time ~ +s.e9 10 dsr-.'
woih IN various schools of p-55s NE s-
investigating the merhars ~ and h
pullel4 lne following 1--f---l CLAIM
mef Mr- Harwood plans ro se1ef SUM-
Co ltlil SaIIyihg out certain is A De
- "a 9LliSit work. While eT-S .le
WOOD absence VIII be- araa.r. "ti. Ha-
only in the art departmar. Ely FELT 10.
out the school. Vet his f7fs-4., ,ar0lE5
10 learn OF this excellent an7a-. are Esf
CARRYING on his fav0rite Ifrs. --.i-'y '--
dr Harwood has been arar+.r a- vors
IstNe OF absence. and during -L. years
Miss Mary IeaejeI. whose ms -Is lrs
artist Is well and f4vara Hr-- as Al
SAT- Lake. viii be- art insfrfrr11.-.- vi ID
High school N'I an t-s
~ ne art students this week r-.
mainly engaged iu DESIGNING lave ..5'' ben
book covers in water color. .'>t-fs s-f
coal dTa wing Among the -n5~ssr,,.. 51s.-
liaple pieces OF work are -astz-s .E7--
lor the RoNal bakery and ..af. Us BIS
Elks' wild west show. 7af- aug 'ls
snow considerable originality ana aa,'l
ness OF execution These with ..---
cover for The Pines of Larr." - .'.
oN HafNey Hardy. Frank Mo- ---
SUIT 1000 posters. one entitled .,'
iona, III Nnlca the principal feetr,.
a puchinE oroncl0. and another azure
the charms OF Brighton q h--l-
well executed in black ami vbft' .'.7-
work OF Helen LatolGsG Som ne
water color studies OF helmet +-- .l
done bv Elsa Stein Elebe-Is 49,
and Anna G0dbe Two arrarIar. ''7-5
drawings have been finished rrf-
one side view of Hebe. by NTHf-
erS. and the other ID thre--rrsr-s-- 'i.--
OF the same Inquire, by Lillian Conan
Inc picture entitled 'rha rlH4---
the Sun" by c. NJ Otfrca- --ts.,-l q
placed in the shadow box this NJ
particularly interesting because ~
historical connection. To Iurs--.- ITS
old Peruvian legend Of the f1rr5.-
an ancient city. and of the orfrir ~ W.
lncas. The two figures r trs
grounds Of a man and woman are Il.
representatives of the sun and moon
cordlnE to the legend. they were ssr, ~.
from their island home 20 wander -L
TIL at the SPOT where the golden $500
which the man carried. should 5r17 ~ ~
ground. they were to found "a CITY ~
picture portrayS this moment r-hs- ..
are both gazing on the golden rod an
10 the ground. Mr.. OttiuEar spent q g-.-.
deal Of time I'm studying Peruvian Tis IS
IN order % make all the details nd 81
picture historically correct
Tomorrow afternoon the cadet e----
Will nave battalion parade and reria7- 2.
y AAAtfA AlAa AAEN tAAatF-Er N.|t FHH int
These are 10 be the captain of r6u.s--
q, adiutaut for the battalion. one iis-..-
ant and two new sergeaDts for each an
pany, The officer of the f7v frr ~
coming week win be First Iiarrs-s-.
VIII NuttaU. he has also been s--
handing captain of COMPANY e .r.-
Captain Earl Smiths Withdrawal +r--
school. For next week Lieutenant E..
tall has detailed Corporal Walter Ka--
Inc nd Tnr-fH-s Er..aa-a-
pauy c to raise and lower the flag ~.
orderly for the week will be TrrIu7s.s-
Ralph Brown. After next week hsrfsIi--
parade and review viii be held o1Iv r.
Friday.
Another meeting of the Athletic assn
citation was held Thursday afternoon Ia
which much enthusiasm was mgnifs.tsz
Mr.. PeudergTass gave an interesting rar
on the benefits of athletics and trs
proper methods Of training Harry Moo
was appointed temporary captain 0f tia
track team As soon as the weather
better, the boys viii begin vigorous pr7.
tice.
The girls basket ball team has been
unable TO make any ARRANGEMENTS for a
game with a team from another sc1o5.
so that il viii probably soon disbaHd Tts
girls have, however, some hopes of ale
ranging for the games to be- played later
OnA VI Ahll-s II E4aIE NNL..-l~ .U-N
also be formed as soon as the weather
permits.
Lately bowling has absorbed some o.
the interest which was formerly given 90
basket ball. The girls are enjoying tbs
healthful exercise. and have organized
three teams for regular playing TIE
junior team is composed of Alta Raw.rs
Helen BambeTgeT, Helen Latechfed and
Louise Bazcom. The senior and junior
Fs14s az I
Jones. Evelyn Mason and Mamie SappUg
ton. A number Of the teachers arc also
taking considerable interest I'D the Sport
An important business meeting of the
Alumni association was held WeduesisT
evening in the board of education Rooms
About sixty were present The following
officers were elected. President R1Il
Dole 90; vice president, Samuel Russell
rs; secretary. Emma Lewis, '1l; treas
urer- Fred Smith, 'G, registrar, Halle
FeTrOn. 80. An executive committee vas
also appointed consisting Of the following
members. ShadraCh StTinEeT, 90, FLOR
ence Timer. %, Anna Loda. 95. Earl
DunShce Sc. VIII NcCrea. 81 Gl1raE.-
Holman, '9S. Leigh Block go, Margar
Miller. 90. Burgess Young, 'ul. The tir
OF the next meeting viii be appointed t
this committee after arrangements have
been made for the reception Of the gTzl-
uatiuE class.
At the junior class meeting THURSDAY 3
was decided 10 have d party on the even
ing of April at the Ladies. Literary
club a committee of five. consisting %
Earl Daveier. Chrestus Trip, Eva DIX
Naude McCargar and VIII INITIAL. Fes
appointed to assist the executive e0InE--
tee in the arrangements. YESTERDAY f.-
ernOOn the juniors enjoyed tea AZ 90
home Of Maude MCCaTgar. y o9--
Third East. Light refreshments F-5
served and dancing and music "7'F
pleasant features Of the afternoon e--
tertainment. Mamie SaUpingt0n. Hs.
B0xrud. Rhea Barteh and Eva DlL as-
sisted in receiving the guests.
The seniors are making good prog
in their normal reviews. The class
grammar. on Tuesdays and THURSDAYS Is
under the instruction of Mr. Eaton. an
the United States history, on Aon1-. F.
}VsduesCIEs and Fridays. is taught "
Mr.. Travis.
Some creditable papers on the life o.
George Eliot. written ln class il JOS.
five minutes. were handed DO 0l ri-.-
By the sophomore classical clTlr-'0'
Next week the sophomore Dr.
gin the study Of .'Siiss Mariner
Miss Stokes classes in botany
STUDYING the stem. having as pEsmZ-
the stems of the iris and cactus.
pupils took their first botauizlnE tII .
Wednesday. but were not SI.'.re-a .
finding any flowers .-
The past week Mrs. Jennings class /.
beginning German has had class L--.'
translstiHg from the book of 's-l
stories which they have been Teat.-s.
Miss ROwe's senior Latin class aaS 81
Gently completed the third DOCK '-
''Aeneid.' Bal.
The junior and senior classes are
hard al work on their class day eAfT
judging from the exercises OF .f-.
Am Interesting and original
may be looked for .-..-
The Red and Black win proh71.E Or
next week che
Miss tanning. teacher of science % ~
Park City High school. visited '
Der Of rccitatious on Tuesday
other -f=fto~- DURING The week
Mrs. Elmer Jones. Mrs. A.4ia1a. - ~
A guee EeaI-. NeSsrs. Goddard ..a'..'
and Shepard. .a-
Olive Goddard and Roy f'atf- %. r-
Junior class. Nellie Lambert a.. .-.
Stevenson Of the sophomore H.- ~
Tinslev and Eva Johnson TO. ODD.
man have been absent on accom-. .-
ness has
Charles Patrick Of the Junior class
Withdrawn from school and EaH. q. -
.aua .--..-
lone Morrison has resumed her -ia-.
after an absence Of several weeks .-
count of illness ID. a
win R0tzler of the first U.-
IS iu school again after In.- ... --.-E
The classmates of EatHartT- .H.
Riddle -ymuathiZa with them D. ~.
cent loss OF their father.
Riddle Both the junior 1Ha
classes held meetings tTi.a- m
which they decided to send -.."
Er-