Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-27

The executive committee Of the Utah
State Teachers association met yester-
day to arrange for the meeting here the
coming week.
The visitors AT the Lowell this week
were Mesdames Siegel Young, Fox
Wright and Ensensperger, and Prin-
cpal Folsom OF the Washington.
A literary society has been formed
at the Wasatch with the following Off
GERS: President Erschel Smith, vice
president. Terrell Hoyt; secretary,
Charles Gunnell; treasurer, Dora Bogue.
Miss Mabel Corson who taught at
Bountiful last year, has been assigned
to the Lowell to assist Miss Waters.
The Emerson has received another
addition TO It's library $40 being appro-
priated for the purpose.
Mr., Hill, principal of the schools OF
Malad, Idaho, was an interested visitor
at the Lincoln on Monday.
Mrs. Tomlinson gave the initial lesson
to the west side pupils this week and
Miss COrbett win continue the work
begun on the east side. Pupils are
greatly interested In the work Of the
new department.
The Lowell teachers and pupils con-
trbuted some beautiful flowers to the
inmates Of the Holy Cross hospital this
week.
Manual training at the Union has be-
gun In real earnest, and pupils are en-
thusiastic over their new work TWEEN
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time.
A meeting OF the principals was held
In the Office OF Superintendent Christen-
sen on Friday afternoon.
Superintendent Christensen was a
visitor at the Lincoln on Monday
Miss Hansen has been assigned to the
NTH grade at the Hamilton.
Or. Whitney made an examination Of
the seating arrangement at the Lin
coin on Thursday.
Miss Hull returns 10 the Emerson
from the Jackson.
Miss Cassidy, Miss Wright and Miss
Patterson Of the Washington school
are doing department work with APP
proved success. Principal Folsom
gives the work his hearty approval.
Or. whitney and Superintendent PIN
ney were visitors at the Longfellow
this week.
Principal NJ. f. Mckay OF the Ninth
school was visitor at the Lowell on
Tuesday.
Miss Lewis has been transferred from
the Lowell to the Oquirrh.
Miss Alta Higgins formerly superln-
tendent Of the physical culture here,
now in girls High school, Buffalo, spent
the summer in Europe.
Miss Althea Wheeler returns TO Coll
umbia college next week to complete
her course In that institution
The number Of classrooms has been
increased from TO II at the Lincoln.
This change gives Principal Coombs a
corps Of ID teachers.
Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
Keyser visited the Lincoln on Wednes-
day.
BRYANT HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal Mccoy has had presented
to him by j. II. Douglass Of the South
ern Pacific fine picture of the big
Trees Of California, a gift highly val
ued by him. 1t will add much TO the al
ready decorated Office at the Bryant.
Mr. CARROTS class in photography Is
wrestling with the descriptive and poll
teal features OF South America.
Miss Balm has enlisted much interest
In European history.
Miss Paine's classes are making good
progress in algebra.
The work IN photography under the
direction Of Mr.. Garrett is confined TO
South America.
Supervisor Dorsey has his work in
manual training well organized, and
students seem much interested. Some
good specimens Of penholders were be-
ing produced yesterday
Latin under the direction of Miss
Watson Is receiving its share of atten-
ton.
Miss Qualtroughs classes In English
are strengthening the work In the
eighth grade Of last year,
WEST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL.
Roy l.. McCandland and his sister,
Miss Winifred Of Mt. Pleasant are back
at their post.
Miss Goddards Junior classlcals are
pursuing the study of Macbeth.
Mr. McKay's department is steadily
growing. Part one Of the ELLIS tablet
has been completed,
The classes in European history under
Mr.. Ray is studying the political fea-
lures OF Africa and Eurasia-
Mr.. Sorenson's classes in geometry