The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-21

Wolfboro. \. H., visited the High
school Friday.
Miss Critchlow has been granted a
years leave OF absence on account OF
iH-health. Her work in German will
be in charge OF Mr.. G. H. Miles. who
was formerly at the Whittier school.
Miss Goddard of the English depart
ment has a half years leave Of absence
for travel in Europe. Miss Holbrook.
n graduate of the University of Utah,
is a new teacher in this department
The commercial department has sus-
tanned a loss in the resignation of Mr..
Pendergrass who has accepted a po-
stion with the Utah Fuel company.
Miss Susie Wilton of the class Of 1902
VIII assist with the typewriting classes.
Miss Paine and Miss Murphy. who
were at the East Side last year have
been transferred to the West Side.
Mrs. PrOsser viii have the work in al
zebra at the East Side.
With renewed vigor and enthusiasm
after their three months vaca ton. the
teachers have returned ready for their
work
Miss Dukes returned last week from
San Diego. Cal. where she has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs, Clarence
Brown during the month bf August.
Miss Dukes is now at s. Fifth east
Miss Buchanan spent most of the
summer in California. For several
weeks she was at Berkeley, where she
took work in the university. Miss Bu-
chanan is settled at the Fifth East
Mr. Eaton scent some time in the
east visiting his home in Massachu-
sets and attending the n. Z. A. in
Boston.
aric. c,+o1~o- --o,,+ come ti,,o Of her
home in California, and the last weeks
of the vacation at Brighton. where she
added to her botanical collection Miss
Stokes is at 6S South Eighth East
Miss Rowe took an extended trip
through the east, going by way of the
St. Lawrence and Quebec to Boston,
and later spending some time at her
home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Jennings and son William were
in Paris for most Of the summer,
where Mrs. Jennings took a course OF
lectures at the Alliance Franchise. The
last two weeks they spent in travelling
through the Netherlands.
Miss Mofett spent most of the Vaca
ton at Cambridge. where she was TAX
ing work in English at the Harvard
summer school. On her way east Miss
MOffet visited her home in Kentucky.
Mr.. Brown enjoyed stay of several
weeks at Berkeley, where he attended
courses in the university
Miss Yardley returned the first of the
week from st. Paul where she has
been spending the summer.
Miss Balm spent several weeks at the
University Of Iowa and there visited
d her home in Webster City.
Miss Goddard writes that she has
been enjoying a very interesting trip
through Holland and Belgium. When
last heard from she was starting on a
tour through the Black Forest
Miss Holbrook spent part Of tho
summer at Chautauqua, where she
took courses in English.
Miss Peterson and Miss Murphy Of
the Collegiate institute took an eX-
tended trip through the east, visiting
Boston. New York and Philadelphia,
and enjoying the ocean breezes at Old
Orchard. Miss Peterson is now at
home at 1873 North West Temple.
Mr. Mccoy of the East Side High
school spent most Of the vacation in
northeastern Idaho.
Mrs. fPrOsser attended the Kansas
State Normal for eight weeks and then
visited in Missouri for the remainder
of the vacation.
Miss QualuoUgh enjoyed an outing
at Pharaoh's Glen and also took sew
erat weeks work at the University Of
Utah.
Miss Corbin spent most OF the sum-
mer at her home in Galesburg, Ills.
Miss Corbin is at Mrs La Forgee's, 443
East First South
Miss Rowe and Miss Mcefett are set
tied for the year at sos East Second
South
Miss Paine is at home at I'll East
Third South.
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Latin department. of the High school
Is teaching this year in Gordon acad-
emy.
Miss CIarahan visited friends in salt
Lake during the latter part of the sum-
mer and left last week for Seattle,
where she is to teach during the COM
ing year.
Miss Bond and Miss Burch are again
this year at 95S East First South.
Miss Balm is at Mrs. La Forgee's, 443
East First South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis have returned
from a summer spent in Michigan and
are again at 10 Kendall terrace.
Two weddings which viii be Of in
terest to High school students and
teachers have taken place during the
summer. On July 10 Mr.. Townsend and
Miss Alice Bradley Of Poplar. Cal.
were married. Mr.. and Mrs Town
send are at home at $50 West Fourth
North. The marriage Of Lieutenant
Webb and Miss Grow took place on
Wednesday, Sept. 10, at the home Of the
bride in Salt Lake.
Miss Armstrong enjoyed several
weeks stay at San Diego and Catalina.
MIR. Garrett spent considerable time
i'm the mountains and canyons near
Salt Lake. adding to his collection OF
parasitic fungi.
Mr.. Rees spent several weeks hunt
ing and fishing in Spanish Fork can
yOn.
The class Of 1908 is making an ex-
CClient record in the number of its
members who are entering college
Stanford and Berkeley have each a
SOod-sized Salt Lake deIega ton At
Stanford are Louis Farnsworth. Harold
Hetfron, dark McChrystal and Maud
Nc CaTgar. Fairchild sherman Roy
Williams. VIII Davis. Harold Bird and
Chrestus Trip have entered the Uni
versity Of California. LOuise Bascom
and Helen BoXTud have entered
Wellesley Helen Bamberger left last
week for Miss Dana's school at Morris
town. n J. Janet Richards win ente.
the National Park seminary at Wash
ington.
Robert Marsh has gone TO Cornell
where he viii take an engineering
course.
Name Parker will teach this year at
West Jordan.
Among the 1903 graduates who have
entered the University of Utah are
Elizabeth Palmer, Hazel Stevens. Ethel
Thompson. Cliffie Cameron. Clara Lat
inner. Matte Miles. Harry Moore, John
Jensen and Dale Pitt.
Alberta Brown, Lucy Jeremy, Lillian
Connolly and Miriam Brooks Of the
class Of 1903 are taking graduate