Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-08
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will put on play under her direction
before the end Of the semester
The boys Ia the woodwork depart
ment have been making some very hne
m0ndoln1 and guitars, II Is expected
that by the end OF the semester the
| academy will res0und to the music uf
home made Instruments
Prof. Milers music classes are doing
excellent work, There are now two
orchestras, one which plays the regular
orchestral music and one which plays
dance music only The orchestTas are
often called to play In the surrounding
towns,
The boys classes In the gymnasium
have been divided into sections, with a
leader over each one. In this way all
the boys Cyl muse the apparatus and each
ls drilled In the various exercises. The
leaders meet every day and receive IN
struction for the following days work.
Joseph Il, Adams, a member Of the
expedition party returned last week
He related some of his experiences IN
Sunday school and Sunday night meet
ing Mr.. Adams says he has gained
much by his journey, but Is glad TO be
back again among his friends
The ball given by the O5s last Fri
day night was a most successful one.
Aside from the social part two special
features added TO the enjoyment Of the
evening. The relies and specimens
which the expedition brought home
were seen for the first time and few
stereoptlcan views illustrating incl
dents of the party's travel were very
successfully shown.
Elder Chauncey Spillshury, who has
recently returned from four and a
half years mission 10 Samoa visited
the school on Tuesday and related some
Of his experiences during devotional
exercises, Mr., Salisbury was a grad
uate Of g. aud was much pleased to
see the progress the school has made
since that time,
Joseph Adams, one Of the expedition
boys has brought some very valua-
bic specimens to the academy. The
beautiful quartzal or royal bird of
Quche, has attracted much attention
and admiration from the students.
Among other things, Mr.. Adams
brought are a number Of wood flowers.
specimens Of the MOSES and medicinal
plants OF Central American and las
specimens Of birds,
The best program given before the
Literary society was furnished by the
class OF 1908 last Saturday evening.
Bacon and His Works was the sub
ject of an excellent paper by j. O.
Mellor, Miss Thurman was at her best
In the 'Impersonatlon OF small bad
girl" a recitation by Horace Secrst.
and an oral story by Del Webb were
also much appreciated, Musical num-
bers were given by some of the best
talent in the school,
Il. Y, A, TRAINING SCHOOL.
Some very good work in geography
is being done throughout the training
school,
The third grade Is making a special
study Of colors, The children are very
interested and show marked progress
In the work.
The girls In the third grade have Just
completed a full set Of dolls clothes
Joseph Adams, returning from South
America, was delighted visitor at the
training school on Monday
Prof. Hinckley who teaches nature
work IN the grade, took his class on
Temple Hill on Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose OF teaching land forms to
the children,
We We're pleased to have Chauncey
G, spllisbury a former student, az n
visitor this week, Elder Spllsburg was
companion Of Il. ID. Smart. teacher
OF the nth grade during a four and a
half years mission to Samoa.
Miss Mary Woodruff has presented
the seventh grade with Rosa Bonheur's
picture, Flowing The children are
very pleased with pictures OF this class
and are always grateful TO the donors.
Miss Tim Monk presented the say.
enth grade with number OF beautiful
BIRD Pictures The children have
mounted these and thus made border
for the blackboard.
The pupils are moulding some excel. |
lent sand maps Of "Oceanlca," The |
work Is done under the direction of r
r. Hammond one Of the practice
teachers.
The children are very interested In |
making a collection OF products. pie
lures. etc. of the various countries
studied. These specimens win be plac- |
ed In o cabinet made for that purpose. /
Already the pupils have mad a mlnia-
ture japanese house. handmade
iunrlkisha and many other interesting
things