Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-02

score OF girls belonging to the kinder
arten have found the most unique,
nd decked themselves Herewith for
he play next Friday night. Their
outhful faces peep out from these an
lent frills and furbclows Ike pansies
% the spring time, The photographer
mas already fixed the picture for all
ime ana II Is reproduced IN this weeks
White and Blue.
The Summer school circular Is now
Jeing mailed 10 the teachers Of the
,ate On The front page 81 the announce
ncnt that Mr., 1hOnns G., Trueblood
A. NJ. professor OF reading, elucutlon
ma oratory In the University OF Mich
igan, viii be the lecturer Prof, True
hood is one OF Americas foremost
eacheTs Ia HIS line His students are
mong the greatest orators and states.
zen OF our nation. lie VIII particular
adapt his work 10 reading AID ex-
ressiou IN the district SCHOOLS, and
aside from this he viii give special
work. In elocution and oratory for the
PERSONAL advancement OF the teachers.
Come and see the National WOmcn's
husband Seekers Debating society Of
the b. Y A., assisted By Mr. b. ).
foung Of Salt Lake CITY In college
han, Friday evening, May IT, such
IS the announcement on a sueamcr at
DE west entrance Of the college
uildIng IL win be noticed that the
..me of this production grows In length
,.Jh each announcement 1t was post
p0ned last week, not Tor the reason
la Iaa aT
consideration for the recent funeral OF
Mr. Youngs father BY the enthusiasm
manifested among the students at pres
ent, II win evidently be- one OF the tax
Ing entertainments Of the season.
II IL now believed that the entire force
of teachers constituting the Utah coun-
~ institute VIII become members Of the
academy summer school. The attrac-
tive feature for them is the work OF !
Prof, Eastmond in manual training and |
drawing. Prof, Eastmond has been d.
rector or these subject In the county |
during the year and teachers have been |
able to take work under him during the |
Institutes but this has only served to !
whet their appetites. At recent eX.
hibltion the products Of every district |
In the county In manual training was |
collected IN the Parker school Of this
city, and made most enyiable show
ing In this new branch Of educational
work. Considering the recent awaken
ing ON this subject, no doubt there viii
also be many teachers from other coun-
ties here TO study Prof Bastmonds
methods,
Prof. Caleb Tanner, accompanied by
two men from Spanish Fork, made an
official visit last Saturday to Strawber-
~ valley with view to measuring the
flow Of water out of that natural reser.
voir They succeeded In getting on to
the divide but found the snow waist
deep after that, and still soft, so that
they had to return wi h their mission
lnfulfilled. They intend making anoth-
er trial in the near future.
Mr. Hyrum Vance Is one Of the stu.
dents of the academy who finds the old
school the most attractive place as soon
rs district school vacation comes. He
has been teaching In the Kanab High
school with Prof, Horne and got
through a month sooner than his prln-
'ipal AS while a student, so now Mr.
Vance Is chiefly interested in the work
II the music department.
Prof, Hickman was not able to attend
Ms classes during Monday and Tues
lay; and when he came on Wednesday.
lis right arm was in a sling. The pro-
essor sustained very painful injuries
asst Friday afternoon from a fall In the
Like Mr.. Woolley. he was
on the flying rings when
he accident occurred, which fractured
lis shoulder blade and otherwise in