The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-31

plication for the summer school course
in assaying. which viii be given BY DR..
r. Il. Bradford
The commencement number of the
University Chronicle viii be out on
Wednesday. II is to be fully illustrated
and viii contain sixty-four pages.
The results of examinations and
marks for the years work will be given
10 students by their various teachers
on Monday morning from 9 O'Clock IN
! til T.
DR.. ard Mrs. Kingsbury. Mr.. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. MeGhie and Misses Efie
/ Hague and LeOna Miller were. the
guests of the second year Latin class
last Wednesday evening A social hour
was spent in the College Women's room
and refreshments were served by the
girls. o. w. Carlson. in behalf of the
! class. presented Mr.. McGhie, their in
structor, with an elegant fob and locket.
1 The social was happily concluded by a
/ dance in the museum building.
Captain Pearson of the United States
navy. a graduate from the normal
/ school, was very much interested Wis
! itor in the various departments last
week
Professor w. NJ Stewart addressed
! the graduates of the Central school at
/ Sugar last Wednesday night
Work was begun on the new electric
north of the boiler house, and Presi-
I dent Kingsbury expects that when COM
/ pleted it viii mean a saving of 5000 a
/ year to the university for electric pow
/ er and light.
The Engineering society held its an
nnal banquet in the kindergarten rooms
I last Wednesday night. Dr. J, Z. Tai
mage presided as POSTMASTER, and
toasts were responded to by President
J. T Kingsbury, J. Z. Merrill, Roy K.
/ Patterson, J. b Forester, Jimmy Wade
and William Musser, and Burgess
Young gave a history of the society and
/ its work
The members of the Virgil class.
[ Misses Claudia Schmierer, Susan Saw
1 yer, Annette Ferguson, Mary Snyder
/ and Clara DOugan and Messrs. Dale
Park, Frank Holman, E D. Thomas,
( Roy Morris, Ray Bradford, Dan Alex
ander and Ike Alexander, all eVaded a
! quiz last Wednesday by inviting Pro
lessor Byron Cummings down to the
/ College WOmen's room, where they had
/ made preparations to spend social
/ hour. Refreshments were served and
/ tOasts were passed about at random.
Even the professor enjoyed the exam "
The students Of German on Thurs
/ day morning thought to prevent an eX-
animation, but did not succeed so we'll
4 as did the Virgil class. Possibly their
: LueluOQ was 100 OluefenI Wnen IN
StructOr Arnold came to his class door
/ at class time he found ii locked. The
| students, inside, chuckled. But when
/ their instructor did come in the laugh
/ was on the other side He announced
/ that no one in the class would get a
! higher mark on the years work than
! 50 per cent Exception was made in
the case of two seniors, and these, ex-
( pected to be graduated, he compelled to
take a special examination.
/ President and Mrs, J. T. Kingsbury
! entertained the members of the senior
/ class at their home last Saturday night.
/ President KfngsbUry and some other
/ members of the faculty accompanied
/ the orphans" in their buses in the
presidents parade on Friday last
| On account of the track meet with
/ the University of Colorado lasting so
! long on Tuesday afternoon, the debate
that had been arranged with them and
/ the county teachers did not take place.
The training school held its gradua-
| tiOn exercises in the assembly room of
/ the museum building on Thursday last
! The graduates. gave a very unique and