Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-11-15
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.

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On Wednesday afternoon DR., II, II.
Bradfords classes In metallurgy VISIT
ed the American Smelling u REFINING
company's shelter at Murray.
Last night the orphans gave a
dancing party in the assembly hail OF
the Museum building The committee
In charge were Fred ID. Warlton, George
Larson, j. NJ Carlson, Jennie Hi. Jen-
ME Nordyall and Charlotte stewart.
During the chapel hour on Wednes-
day, Instructor Best drilled the stu
dents IN singing college songs our
Alma Mater" recently composed by
Prof Byron Cummings, has already be-
come a favorlte among the students.
Prof. Marshall addressed the Normal
society last Monday. Other features OF
the program were vocal solo by VIZ
ma atwood, recitation by Harold Con,
and piano selection by Ruby Gamett
AT the Delta Phi last Wednesday the
following question was debated Re-
solved, That the Several States Are
Competent To Deal with the Trust
Question Without the Aid Of the Fed
eral Government" The affirmative
speakers were Riley Sken and $. j..
Clarridge. The negative speakers were
4. NJ. Reese and Oscar Carlson.
The Dramatic club Is having regu-
lar rehoarsals OF the "Amazons' on
the stage In the assembly room. Last
Monday night after rehearsal the club
serenaded DR.. AGREE, who was at that
late hour working in his private labora-
tory.
On Dec. 70 the Junior Dramatic club
will present Grace Livingstone Furnlss'
"Tula" In the assembly hall OF the Mu-
scum building. The following Is the
cast Of characters:
The Duchess Of Toedmag ..n,.,.u.
.......... Miss Claudia Schmierer
Lord Blazonberrie. Mr. Nichols Morgan
Jack Ryder. ....Mr Evan H. Gamett
Petrolia Seersucker .,,.,",.,t....,.
......., -. Miss Edith Bruckman
Tula Seersucker. Miss Bessie Weldner
Dick Chetwyn ...Mr. Junlus c. Banks
Robinson ......... ,.. MIR. j. II. TODD
Manager George Riser Of the Varsity
Athletic association has arranged for
the building OF new bleachers on the
football field to seat $500 people. These
will be ready for use on Thanksgiving
day, when the big game with Stanford
takes place.
Mr.. Harry j. Edwards. manager of
tho Stanford football eleven. will come
to Salt Lake one week before Thanks
giving day to assist In making arrange
ments for the game.
Mr.. Ray, professor OF pedagogy In
the University OF Indiana, was yisi-
tor on Monday.
President J. T. Kingsbury was kept
at home yesterday on account Of sick
ness.
The "Leaguers' viii give dance In
the Museum building next Friday
night.
UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL.
Last night Mrs Virginia Snow steph-
en-, and Misses Dahlstead, Hasten and
Cloppenstein gave Il reception TO the
training school faculty In the parlors
OF the Grand Pacific hotel.
Supervisor Upton has been giving the
upper grades lessons In whiting DUR
ing the week. They made round and
square flower pins. The lower grades
have been using the plane. Their work
for this week was making match
scratchers.
This week the kindergarten children
have been studying the manufacturing
OF bread. On Wednesday they made
yeast, and on Thursday they baked
bread. Yesterday they threshed wheat
with the HALL
Supervisor Lauchman gave the up
per grades lessons on the preparation
OF vegetables for the table. The con-
stituents Of different vegetables was
discussed, and the pupils We're taught
the necessity OF using a variety Of them
TO satisfy the human system
The lower grades have been making
wheat and corn bread
Mr.. Jakeman, who has had charge OF
the training school press has resigned
his position and Mr.. G. ID. Dresser a
Junior engineer. has been appointed in
his place.
Mr.. G.. w. Snow visited the training
school on Thursday.