The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-21

ldIrdhSementS for the presentation OF
The Amazons" on New Years night
The fourth year normal class durine
the past week appointed a committee
consisting of Robert Garner, Ethel
bruce and John Sabine to draft reso-
buttons of sympathy and coincidence in
respect to their class member, Miss
Annie Waddell, upon the death OF her
rather Mr.. Isaac NJ. WaddelI.
(, The prospective. graduates for the
coming June commencement number
81, divided among the various depart
ments as follows: College, 9; kinder
garten, 2 and normal 70. In the nor
nal class there are q men and % girls.
( The fourth year normal class. gave a
skating party last Tuesday evening at
the Tenth South pond.
The college seniors on Friday adopt
ed class pin The design is that of
a compact Maltese cross, with a border
of pearls and red field in which are the
characters '03, u T. arranged in
| opposite corners. The body of the pin
and the letters are of gold.
The Silk Sox football boys on Friday
afternoon elected Arthur Doflemeyer
captain for next year and Charley
| Spencer manager.
Mr.. VIII w. Ray, A. B. '02, now of
the Salt Lake High school faculty, was
a visitor on Friday.
| At the meeting of the Debating club
! last Monday Mr.. Fred J. Pack was
elected as manager for the Nevada
| Utah debate. The question for this
interstate debate was submitted by the
/ local school last Thursday, and reads
as follows: Resolved, That public
utilities in the United States should be
owned and operated by the govern
ment." The question being submitted
| by the Utah boys, the Nevada debaterG
VIII have their. choice of side. s. 49,.
At the meeting of the board of re-
gents held yesterday, President Kings
bury presented his report on the pres
ent conditions and prospective needs of
the various departments of the univer-
sity. This is done preparatory to this
regents report to the governor.
Mr.. Clarence z. Eddy. author of
THE Pinnacle of Penassius," was a
visitor on Friday
Each of the members of the faculty
on Thursday received from Mr.. H. c.
Williams with his compliments a pref
ty calendar with University of Utah
1907 and their respective names print
ed in gold letters
The Zeta Gamma boys have elected
the following officers to serve for the
second term of their work: T NJ
Reese, president; S. Stevens, vice pres
ldent; Robert Casio, secretary; James
Carlson, treasurer, and z. H. Burgess
and w. Worlton additional members
Of the programme committee.
The boys held a practice debate on
Friday afternoon, Messrs. d. P. How
ell and o. w. Carlson taking the af-
firmatiye and Daniel Alexander and w.
w. Evans the negative of the question
to be debated with the state university
of Idaho on Jan. 49,
At meeting of the student body held
Thursday, Manager G. c. Riser of the
fr~ra faaT1
season just ended. To meet this need
the students decided to assess them
selves so cents each. Manager o. W
Carlson of the Idaho Utah debate re-
ported the arrangements made for this
event.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart upon invita-
ton of Mr. c. r. Marcusin of las
years normal class, viii address tn
people of Price early in January
Instructor d. H Robinson with his
family has gone to Pleasant Grove to
spend the holidays with his wife's rela-
tives.
Captain George Brown. although still
under quarantine. is rapidly recovering
from his attack of diphtheria.
Professors Stewart and Allen will
give their illustrated lecture in the
Eighteenth ward on Sunday, Jan f.
The Dramatic club members have had
six rehearsals during the past week,
preparatory to the first presentation of
THE Amazon" on New Years day.
The Christmas Chronicle was an en-
larged and illustrated one, the designs
by Miss Nellie Goss being especially
good. The first number of the Chron-
icle after the holidays will appear on
Tuesday Of the second week of school.
The series of games of handball that
have been played between the various
classes during the last two weeks were
ffr-fe
dents as champions of their respective
classes: First year, Sanford Wixon;
second year, Reuben Simpson; third
year, W. W. Stevens; fourth year. D.
Is. Quinn; freshmen, Fred Bennion;
SOphOmOreS, Thomas Billings; juniors.
G. M. P. Dougall; and seniors. Waldo
Kingsbury. These class champions
single Of the school. The last two I'M
defeated men pitted against each other
were Sanford WiXOn and Thomas Bill
ings. Each played the game of his
life and Mr.. Wixon was declared cham
pion of the school by defeating Billings
by the following score for three games: !
21-15. 1921 and 21-10
Each Of the classes after the holidays
will enter a similar contest for the |
championship in doubles"
Instructor r. l. McGhie began the |
holidays with great glee-a fine baby |
girl arrived at their home on Friday /
morning.
Professor w. NJ. Stewart has been in /
yited TO address the Salt Lake club of /
Jewish women at their January meet |
ing
Mr.. Holmes gymnasium classes now |
number 125 students, and of these about |
thirty are doing advanced work for /
places on the athletic teams
gymnasium class for the teachers |
Of the training school will be organized /
Immediately after the holidays