The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26

Surely the artistic side Of the eharae-
- sor,a 500 children tn the Webster
.ho1i has an ample opportunity for
sayaiopment and study. Afforded by
- BEAUTIFUL. spacious corridor, with
a. many choice works OF art, consist
a., nj Dictures. friezes and statues. Here
- ana works from the old Greek
,.bool down 20 the present. Among
~ most conspicuous OF these Is a life-
siza statue Of Thorwaldsen' "Hebe-
I, has recently been placed upon a me
celestial Most Of these works OF arr
have been donated 10 the scnool
.L-,,,,b the efforts Of the Ladies' Liz
erary society. Mr.. Keller has recently
.45-4 "a very fine palm 10 the coliec-
a. THE walls were tinted a very
80, buf color this summer and tine
90 of grill work was placed at The
sr5 ~ The hall Altogether the Web
str boasts OF having the most artistic
corridor in the city
The seventh grade boys OF the Grant
school engaged in a debate Friday art
srnoon while the girls were in the sew
t,s class The Affirmative OF the CUES
III, resolved. That the bicycle IS OF
,,or, use than the automobile, was
rbaTpioned and won by the class
nv from room IS against the A class
- from room Is. Another debate
y sEhsauled for next Friday afternoon.
Almost every boy in the two rooms
took part In the discussion.
Mrs. Elliott viii meet the teachers
~ Inc third grade ON Tuesday az
O'Clock aud those Of the fourth grade
on Thursday al the same hour MISS
Pollock will meet the second grade
teachers on Wednesday and Mr.. Wet
zen the first grade teachers on the
same day.
The sum OF $3.50 has been paid 20
Superintendent Christensen as awards
g. tba fair exhibits of the city schools,
This sum is exclusive OF the $40 prize
given TO the Jackson school,
Another meeting Of the principals OF
The city schools Is called for next Tues
day. Il will be held in the superia-
tendent's office and the subject OF read
ing will be discussed.
The upper grade pupils OF the Frank
In school. under the leadership OF the
principal and their teachers, visited
several of the manufacturing plants or
the city Tuesday afternoon.
The teachers OF the Whittier school
informally entertained the patrons OF
that district Friday afternoon. II was
decided 10 reOrganiZe the Parents cluD,
and a meeting Is called for Friday,
Nov. p. for the purpose Of perfecting
the organization.
An exhibit OF drawings and paintings
By the pupils is 10 be seen IN the Web
ster this week. Those OF room 5, under
Miss Brunton. deserve especial men
ton as showing marked skill and feel-
ing from such little children
Material for the new teachers direc-
tory is now in the superintendents Of
flee. and il is hoped TO have the mat
Ter ready for publication within the
next few weeks.
Il should not be matter OF wonder
II the usually sedate Grant school
corps OF teachers exhibits partisan ac-
tlvlty during the present campaign.
The only man of the teaching body,
and a bachelor az that, IS one OF the
legislative candidates.
Visitors of the week at the Whittier
school were Mrs. Rohrer. Mrs Park.
Mrs Lttchheld. Mrs. Glenn. Mrs. Con-
don. Mrs. Wilson and Miss McMannis.
Mrs Dora Van Alstine. a patron Of
the Twelfth school. gave a talk before
the upper rooms OF that school last
Wednesday afternoon on the subject
or cotton.
large party OF city teachers went
70 the smelters at Murray and enjoyed
a most interesting trip under the chap
eronage OF Mrs. Duncan.
The marching al the Webster school
was highly praised by the many Wis
itorS who have seen the different de-
partments the past month.
Miss Vera Tempest has taken the
place made vacant By the removal OF
Mss Mcknight from the Longfellow
10 the Grant school.
superintendent Christensen and
Miss Pollock both visited the Wasatch
school during the past week.
The Literary society OF the Fremont
school viii present its first programme
or the year next Friday afternoon.
Miss Alice stimmel OF the Union
school, who has been very ni. Is out
Of the hospital and hopes 20 resume her
work in fortnight.
Superintendent Christensen was a
visitor az the Fremont school during
TIE week.
Among the visitors at the L.ongfel-
20" school last week were Mrs. Schu-
man Mrs. Hanes, Mr. Webster of the
Deseset News and DR.. Whitney.
MIS-. stephens substituted Friday at
ne Whittier school for Miss Slmons.
N'o was out on account OF illness.
Professor A. T. Wilson. PRINCIPAL of
Snr ogden High school. spent yester-
day IN the city.
Miss Helen Shepard goes to Bounti-
~, 10 tomorrow 20 take charge Of the
Miss Bowring Is an additional teach
er at the Riverside school.
v-- MS Belle Parsons. formerly IN the
- school here. is now teacher In
s'Fia school IA New York.
as-lerNlsor Wetzen visited the Jor-
ian Riverside and Umtah schools dur
ing The week. '''
superintendent Christensen was \
VISITOR az the Washington school Last
49, ,-Slaeknight formerly OF the
,r''siellow corps. is a new teacher at
University of Utah.
p NA@pvl eNcrcices last Nednesda,
t.hetral George Eaton ~ ~ -. fft'i