Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

had a perfect punetuality record for
two months,
Miss Sampson Of the Training, visited
the Grant school in Tuesday.
Some very fine chorus work is being
done in the Grant
Mrs. Elliott, supervisor Of art has
been quite III the past week. but is
now on the road 10 recovery.
The many friends OF Miss Louise
Shiels will regret to hear that her
health Is so poor as 20 necessltate her
withdrawal from school work for the
remainder Of the year
on Monday Miss Riddle returned to
her work in the Emerson.
Miss Dotte Stay who leaves next
week with the Tabernacle choir, very
generously presented each Of the Lowell
teachers with a ticket TO the concert
for Friday evening where II is Needless
10 say musical feast was enjoyed by
all,
Mesdames Burnes, Wells Dunbar,
Rogers, Clayton, Brown and Miss Al
baugh Of the Webster visited the Low
ell this week.
rhe willing Workers Society,"" Of
room 10, Lowell gave a program on
Friday
Room and held a very animated
spelling match on Friday.
Geographical and musical entertain
ment Is to be given at the Lowell in
the near future, stereopticon views Of
famous places will be presented, suit
able music win be on the program
also q dance by III Blanche Snow.
The proceeds will go to defray the ex-
penSes OF plano.
Miss Caroline Smith and Miss Mar
garet Caldwell go TO California with
the choir next week,
Miss Pollock went to Park City to
talk at the regular teachers meeting
on primary methods.
Miss Pollock returned Monday from
cincinnati, on Tuesday meeting of
First grade teachers was held under
her direction where she spoke Of work
and methods seen in Chicago and Gin
clnnati schools, among other things
mentioned was primary reading. Miss
Pollock said that she saw no work IN
the schools of either city that eQualled
the TliaWatha work done by Miss
Bruntons pupils in the Second grade,
Webster
Miss Carolyn Williams is TO do the
Fifth grade work in the Grant for the
remainder OF the term.
The series Of lectures by Prof. Clark
are to be given IN Barratt Hall on
March %. 20 and q. There viii be six
in all and will include one lecture on
Macbeth and one on stephen Phillips
"Paola and Francesca"
a fine literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered at the Bryant on
Friday.
Dr. Whitney spent two days Of the
week In the Webster examining child
ren's eyes and threats.
The Eighth grade girls Of the oqulrrh
are preparing broom drill.
AS an incentive to good attendance
and punctuality in the upper grades
Of the Oquirrh, a students library has
been offered as prize to go TO the
room each month having the highest
average and to become the permanent
possession Of the class with the best
record at the close OF the present Sc
mester,
Room 4 pupils In the Lowell are
very enthusiastically at Ma
ture Study where they have desk gar
dana and ava nIutNbtper tho tr.vv,a to-,
Of peas, beans and corn.
Principal Mcknight and Mr. Thorne
Thompson Of the Training school visit.
ed the oquirrh on Wednesday,
Mr.. Dunyon Of the Seventh grade.
Oquirrh school gave a practical out
door lesson on Geography, showing the
natural phases Of Utah on Thursday
Mr.. John Menzie visited the oqurrh
on Thursday.
Principal G., \. Child Of the Lehi
schools, has presented Principal Coombs
and his corps OF teachers at the Lin
coin with q complete set OF samples a.
Illustrating the various processes In the
manufacture Of beet sugar The sam.
pies are In bottles appropriately la
belled and win be mounted on q large !
cardboard, so as to form a progressive !
sugar chart The gift is much appre-
ciated,
The visitors at the Lincoln during the |
week were Supervisor Wetzeu. Miss
Ivy Of the Bonneville, Miss Britton and /
Miss Birch, Of the Training school. Mr. /
ID, r. Coombs OF the Hamilton, and |
Miss Cox OF the Iackson