Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-31
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,

Salt Lake CIty-The Right Reverend
Charles g. Olmstead recently conse-
Grated Episcopal Bishop OF the Colorado
Diocese, addressed the students dur
Ing the chapel hour on Wednesday His
theme was True culture" Mrs Martina
Royle King sang "Snow nakes" and
-Four feared clover" ohe was accom-
panied by Miss Lambourne. Bishop
Leonard opened the services with
prayer and Prof c. NJ Marshall pre-
sided
The following oergymen, who we're
IN attendance al the recent Conyocation
OF the Episcopal church were visitors
81 the University on Wednesday, Bsh-
or Ablol Leonard Of salt Lake, Bishop
Charles s. Olmuoad Of Denver Rev.
Mr. Johnston Of Western Colorado,
Rev. Hiram Bulls Of Glenwood Springs
and Rev. c. $. Perkins Of Salt Lake
City.
President r. Kingsbury responded
10 q toast at the banquet given In honor
OF Bishop Leonard on Tuesday evening
at the Knutsford Prof Marshall was
POSTMASTER
Next Wednesday the Delta Phi win
elect new officers.
Instructor Robson went to Pleasant
Grove Fridayseyenlng.
Miss Anna Anderson, a second year
normal, was called to her home IN
Pleasant Grove Wednesday afternoon
on account OF the death OF her brother
from typhoid fever
Messrs Jay Johnson and Harold Con-
Of the University Dramatic club, spent
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at Span
ish Fork visiting with friends,
on the eve OF ST. Valentine Feb, 70.
the college women will give a reception
In the assembly room OF the museum
building. They Will entertain their
guests with ping pong games dancing
and refreshments Printed Invitations
are being distributed among the college
men and the faculty
Miss Nellie Scoheld, editor Of the
White and Blue, published by the stu
dents of the y. Y, academy was a VS.
itor on Thursday. She says the stu
dents OF that institution have organized
q student body society
Editor Parker d. Pratt OF the Uni
verslty Chronicle resigned his position
on Thursday The resignation VIII be
acted upon at student body meeting
next Wednesday, when his successor
Will probably be elected.
Yesterday, Prot. Marshall went to
Ephralm, where he addressed the San
pete county teachers. Last night ne
delivered public lecture before the
citizens OF Ephralm and viii speak
again tonight. This morning he Contln-
ued his institute work with the teach
ers there.
Prof. Stewart and Miss We Mont are
at Price conducting teachers institute.
Under the management Of the Uni
yersity Of Utah, Prof w. H. Patty OF
Chicago will deliver public lecture on
Liquid Air. In Barratt hall on Tues
day evening next This lecture Is given
especially for students attending edu-
cational institutions IN the city
Members OF the faculty and teaching
force engaged In indoor baseball on
Wednesday, Mr. Beckstrand and Prot.
Cummings again choosing sides, The
line up was as follows
Capt Beckstead. Capt Cummings
Mr.. Beoksteak. ,.n.Po.nMr Holmes
DR. Brsdfordn ,u.C". Prof Cummings
Prof. Allen. ..u...l b.,...Prof. Coray
Mr.. Robison,.".2 b...",..Mr Arnold
Or. Howard .a,,..3 b...u.,Mr Evans
The score was "A to SO In favor Of
Capt Beckstead.
Last night at zeta Cana the boys
discussed compulsory vaccination"
Mr.. VIII Ray, A. b., 'O2, now teach
Ing In the Salt Lake High School, was
visitor yesterday.