The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-16

T. SUI , E<3IlLlE ATDius MAJ Aiid itEllAi
: Song ..........,....R Rodney Halsett
.. RECITATION ..-.......... ounce west
I. Slumber Sea ...............SiX Girls
3. Recitation .................M May Ross
g. Picaninny Lullaby Three Boys
4 Italian Song .........-....-...-.
-....-.---- Josephine and Annie Motif
s. Recitation ........ Ralph Branning
y Iuaftette
TO- Chorus -.-..-.---.-.. Eighteen Girls
II. Cake Walk. Fay and Grace Lambert
IL. Violin SOlO........P Professor Shelton
IA. Dance ..--........... Rooms 3 and 4
10. recitation ...-...-..-... Lulu Frame
is. Contralto Solo ........Mrs. Sanders
Il. Drill ...........-..-... Sixteen Girls
is. Dance Glenn and Leone Silver
10. Recitation .........-.... Dot Turner
20. Silhouette Pictures ...........
very interesting parents meeting
was held at the Whittier school Friday
afternoon which, in spite of the storm,
was attended by a goOd-sized number
Of parents and friends of the school
Among those present were noticed DR..
Whitney Miss Pollock Mrs. Stowe
president of the Woman's club: Mrs
G. S. Kinney and Mrs Johnson, who
read very interesting paper on Gig
arettes.
A very excellent number lesson was
given by Miss Dye and her pupils and
some good music was furnished by
Misses Helen Hartley, Mercy Lewis,
Masters Russell Mcintyre, Philip and
Wallace Wright.
Rooms and of the Hamilton school
gave fine literary programme as fol-
lows on Friday afternoon in room s:
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....- school
My Old Kentucky Home"
Recitation THE Terrible Terror"
Clara Rasmussen.
Reading 500. "Hannah Browns Baby
Genevieve Proctor.
Solo, In the House of Too Much
Trouble ............... Edith GOdbe
Song. Blue Bells of Scotland"
School.
Recitation. "Johnnie's Opinion of
Grandma 1890. -.--Heber Sterling
Piano Solo. When Grandpa was d
Little Boy '-.......... Willie Grieves
Recitation ..........'A Tadpole's Tale"
Joseph Nelson.
Paper. Eddie Egh
Song ...................." Hail Columbia
School.
The following is the programme Of
the Franklin Literary society, which
was given by the pupils of the sixth
and seventh grades on Friday:
song '....'.s. ....ss-ss........... School
Reading .,........,. Margaret HOwells
Original Story 49,. Claire HOignez
Reading -......... Charles Hegney
Essay ..................''I Life of MarcOni'
Nellie Wanless.
The Journal $500. Editor Ray Coleman
The following programme was rem
dered by the Literary society of the
Oquirrh in room Il on Friday:
T1v rr1n 7 in.
Recitation Aunt Melissa on Boys"
Grace BEETLES.
Vocal Solo III l Were a Sunbeam"
Iretta Wolley.
Paper ...........+ -. Ernest Kearns
Piano Solo-Valse. $50 {, Ruth Corum
Recitation .... ) ....... Sister and T.
Margaret Harris
Rooms 4 and 2 It the Hamilton school
had a spelling match Friday afternoon.
Lack of time prevented either contest
ant from being victorious.
Some very spirited spelling contests
took place this week at the jackson
school The pupils Of the seventh B.
room Is, won the picture in the upper
division. The fourth 3 pupils in room
Unsecured it in the intermediate grades.
Last Friday an interesting pro-
era mme was presented in Miss Van
Wednesday next Mr.. WetZeH will
meet the teachers of the beginners
grade in the city and county building
at $780, On the same day Miss Pollock
viii meet the teachers of the fourth
sTade at the same hour. and on Thurs
day Mrs. Elliott VIII meet the teachers
of the seventh and eighth grades at
3:45
A general meeting of all teachers is
called for next Saturday morning at the
High school building at 10 o'clock. Su-
perintendent Christensen viii address
the teachers on Some General Obser-
vatiOns." Miss Pollock viii also make
an address. and Mr. WetzeH viii fur
nish the music.
Yesterday at Provo Mrs. Elliott gave
a most able and interesting address to
the teachers of the Utah county insti-
tute on the subject of drawing. Her
theme was Art in Education" and her
talk was listened to with great inter
est.
Miss Pollock held a most interesting
meeting for teachers of the beginners
and first grades on Wednesday last, at
which Miss Murphy Of the Wasatch
scGOOl presented a fine class in reading
from the class of the first grade.
The Happy Hour society Of room - at
the Jackson school gave a very inter-
esting programme Friday afternoon.
The teachers and pupils of the Wat
erloo school are among the most en-
terprising and energetic in the county.
Not more than a few months ago 4
piano was purchased for the school,
and yesterday and Friday a fair was
held 10 raise the last of the money
needed for its full payment The people
f-eT- 1Hr-1~ sA-.T
en- their enterprise.
Miss Pollock has been making tests
among the pupils for DR.. ThOrndyke
Of Columbia university, who is COM
ping data from all parts Of the Unit
ed States for child study and psyche
logical research.
The japanese people, their customs
and institutions are at present engag-
ing the attention of the children in
Miss Pratt's room at the Oquirrh. This
study is taken up as geography work
ana has proved very interesting to the
pupils, who have furnished many ar
ucles of japanese workmanship.
Interest in the spelling matches at
the Webster school is still very high.
on Friday for the first time the room
which has held the prize for weeks as
the best spoilers lost il. and now, Of
curse the eUOrt To regain II VIII De
doubled
The eighth grade pupils at the Jack
son have just finished some very cred
liable papers on the. question rs the
high school a necessary. part Of a prep
arati0n for life?~
The children in room at the
Oquirrh are doing some very good
work in drawing. Their color work is
worthy of sneeial mention
Mrs. Elliott inspected work at the
Hamilton Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mile Davis formerly of the
franklin, has been promoted to a pri-
Eate school Of one pupil The best
wishes Of the Franklin teachers 90
with her
The patrons who visited the Oquirrh
the past week were Mrs Tibbey. Mr..
z hristensen- AIRS. DriscOll, Nr. Webb.
Mrs. Borden, Mrs. VIII Grey, Mrs. Boil /
nan. Mrs. Frank Pickering. Mrs. May