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


visitors at the university on Friday
afternoon.
Under the supervision of Miss Pin
comb. the three sections of domestic
science girls have divided the faculty
into six groups of eight in group,
and during the past week have enter
tanned the various parties. Some have
been served with breakfast and some
with dinner, and ali have been delight
ed with the board that the girls spread
and the manner in which they enter
tanned.
The new annual for the school year
19O2-03 is now out from the press and
may be had by inquiry from Professor
d. r. Allen at the university. The
changes that have been made in
courses and the continued growth of
the work of the various departments.
together with the revised form in
which the annual appears, make it
perhaps the best catalogue the univer-
sity has ever issued.
President J. +. Kingsbury left for
CEDAR City on Wednesday last where
he has been paying his regular spring
visit to the Branch Normal school. He
is expected to return to the city to-
morrow.
Manager Gill Richards of the uni
versity track team has arranged a
field meet with the University Of Cali
fOrnia The contest viii take place on
the university campus on Saturday,
the eth Of June, the last day Of COM
mencement week. The Berkeley boys
will then be on their way home from
their eastern trip and will stop off at
Ogden to meet the local team.
The University Dramatic association
went to Logan yesterday morning,
where they presented "TrelaWny of the
Wells at the Logan theatre last
night. The students also presented the
same play with success on Monday last
at Ogden.
Manager Richards. on being called to
the telephone last Thursday, was sur
prised to learn that the students of the
Latter-day Saints university arc again
anxious to meet the university track
team in a field contest. He felt COM
PEELED to inform them. however, that
their breaking. the contract for the
meet already arranged this year would
prevent his team from arranging for a
second meet.
Professor r. r. Lyman went to Lehi
on Friday, and in the afternoon ad-
dressed the graduates of the Utah
county schools.
The prospect of a field meet with the
University of Idaho has been aban-
doned this year, as the Idaho boys have
not been successful in pulling off their
meet with the Y. NJ. G. A. at Boise City.
Manager Richards was willing to bring
their team from Boise on to Salt Lake
for contest, but when the former
meet was not carried out the second
part failed also.
Dr. Talmage on Thursday gave an
Illustrated lecture to his geology
classes.
The boys in shop work two yester-
day did their first work in iron mould
ing. Having made their own boxes
and patterns. and done their own
moulding, they made their first pour
and are now waiting eagerly to see
how successful they have been.
Governor Wells and c. +. Allen
will respond to toasts at the annual
banquet of the Engineers society,
which will be held next Thursday night
in the university building. The society
includes, besides the engineering boys
now at the university, a number of
professors. ex-students, graduates and
honorary members. The boys promise
that the affair will be more successful
than that of a year ago.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart went to
Moab on Friday to address the teach
ers institute of Grand county, which
was held there.
Professor E. c. Hills of Rawlings
college, Florida, was a visitor at the
university on THURSDAY
Mr.. 3. II. Jacobson of last years col
Iege class, who has had charge of the
Moab schools this year, visited the uni
versity this week.
The summer school committee is
printing synopses of the lectures to be
delivered during the second week Of
the session by Professor O'Shea of
Wisconsin university. Five of the lee
lures are to be somewhat technical and
the others will be popular. Those who
desire synOpses may have them by in
quiry of r. L. McGhie. the secretary.
The commencement number of the
Chronicle this year will be the souvenir
Of the graduating classes. It will con-
tain pictures of the students of both
the normal and the college classes, the
pictures of the first college class to be
graduated from the University of Des-
eret, the exercises of commencement
week, and much other interesting ma
terial
The students of the third and fourth
year normal classes are busy these
days preparing for their junior and
class day exercises, respectively.
The students of the training school
held Memorial exercises on Friday aft
ernOOn. because their work next week
viii be so broken into. Colonel w. H.
Sells. a veteran of the civil war. read
the pupils q very interesting paper or
the Origin and Meaning of Old
Glory he also told number of in
cidents Of the civil war. and answered
a number of queries put by the pupils
The other exercises of the programme
were of a patriotic character, most OF
them being national songs.
Critic Teacher Alvin Peterson of the
sixth grade was out Of school last
week on account of sickness.
Miss Youngberg's pupils finished the
nature study work Of the year with
the dramatizatiOn of Spring Beauty
asst Thursday afternoon.
Agricultural College.
Mrs. Margaret Game and two other
ladies of the Utah silk commission are
at the college to arrange for expert