The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-05
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Invitations are out for the sophie
more dance in the museum building
next Friday evening. Lignt refresh
ments, ping pong and billiards will FUR
/ nlsh recreation for the dancers. Those
iu charge OF the arrangements are
Lyli0 knuds0u Emma DougaA, Mary
/ snyder, James Wade. Joseph Howell
I Ernest j.. Meyer and John Y. Buckle
( Supervisor George Thorne-Thompen
has so enlarged his department mat
hereafter room u In the normal build
ing win be used for geography and
/ history
Mrs. Byron Cummings and a mum
Der OF friends from the east We're
among the visitors on Wednesday.
The $4,000 appropriation by the late
legislature for Improvements IS now
available. and Drs. Merrill and Brad
ford and President Kingsbury are
drawing up plans and specifications.
The power plant viii be enlarged and
the foundry extended, while ground
has already been broken for the new
mining and metallurgy building just
north of the shop building
Freeman Seth Rigby, '98. L. $, was
seen IN the halls on Wednesday.
Several university graduates re-
Medical college and other affiliated
schools of Chicago this spring. Among
the number are William r. CalderWOod,
Harold, Enoch and Ernest Van Colt,
and William HOgensOn. DR.. Calder
wood was "a caller on Wednesday. Har-
old Van Colt viii practice at his home
in Farmers ward.
Joseph Anderson. the we'll known
track athlete and q former student. is
graduated from the medical school Of
the University Of Pennsylvania this
spring.
Principal n r. Porter Of the Cedar
City Branch Normal has been i'm con-
sultation with President Kingsbury.
Professor Stewart and the board Of
regents the past week. arranging next
years work While in the city he also
consulted Architect Dallas regarding
the new $4,000 building provided for
by the last legislature.
Byron $. KershaW. a popular sophie
more. returned to school on Monday
lie had been absent five weeks on ac-
count of a cOasting accident on Feb.
p. i'm which ne had his right leg pain
fully injured.
The fourth year normals had no class
work at the university on Thursday
and Friday. as they visited the Salt
Lake City schools as a part of their
observation work.
The Lost Coat" and dance given I'm
the museum building Friday evening
by the Chronicle staff was delightfully."-
entertaining TO about 800 students and
their friends. Punch, peanuts. ping
pong and billiards were pleasant ac-
cessOries for the dancing.
AT a meeting of the first year stu
aHa.Hr IL
hereafter weekly meetings and pro-
grammes viii be held until the close
of school. The boys have organized
two baseball mines. from which 10 pick
a class team for the interclass con-
tests, with Dave Harris as captain
and Jack Ward as manager.
Professor George NJ Marshall gives
one of his regular visits TO the Utah
county teachers at Provo next Thurs |
day and Friday
The United States government has 1
requested Ralph Chamberlain. b. S., /
80, TO spend this summer in making 4
an investigation as 10 the spreading I
Of malaria fever by the mosquito"
Mr.. Chamberlain is at present a stu /
dent at Cornell. and has Just recovered |
from a severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Professor Toronto and state Super /
intendent Nelson are the examining
board for the cadetship-at-large re-
Gently given to Senator SmOot.
At the Wednesday assembly Mr.. Al