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

interesting programme Professor w
NJ Stewart addressed them. The class
numbered twenty-five. only one student
falling to get the required mark for
passing.
The annual student social extended
by the university through The faculty
was held last Friday night The Tn
tire third floor of the museum building
was given over TO jollity and 500 stu
dents and the faculty mingled as old
/ acquaintance. The assembly room was
used for dancing and programme and
the gymnasium was used for refresh
ments and cosy corner. All the mem
bers Of the instructing corps received.
The arranging committee consisted Of
Professors y. r. Allen, Byron Cum
mings. Maud n. Babeock and InstrUc-
tors Edwin Evans, d. H. Robson and
F. R. Arnold.
Miss Leona AIiner's section of the
first year Latin class presented her on
Thursday with d neat stick pin as q
token of the Laterest she has taken in
them and their work
Dean Eddie was a visitor on We'd
nesday
The extension of the shops building
is now being contracted. This will add
about fifteen feet TO the north and
south ends and greatly increase its
/ capacity.
The college women on Thursday pre-
D
neat stick pin, consisting Of seven
small pearls set in gold around a larger
one in the center
Professor Byron Cummings ad-
/ dressed the graduates of the Davis
county schools at Kaysville last Mon
day afternoon.
DR.. Jay Seaver, director of the gym
nasiUm at Yale. spent last Sunday Wis
( iting with Miss BabcOck, while on his
I way to California.
b H. Jacobson, A. B., 'O1, was a Wis
1 itor on Wednesday.
The debating and track. teams left
for Reno, New, on Thursday At 12.45
I OveH the o. S. L. The debaters are
Z Frank Holman, E. H. Burgess and T.
/ NJ. Reese. Manager J. F. Pack also
/ accompanied them. The boys who
went as the track team were Captain
Horace Whitney. Jimmy Wade, w L.
/ RideOut, G.. G. Riser, VIII Butler, Fred
J Bennion, K. X. Steffenson, Benny Rob
/ erts. VIII Judd, c. A. Clayton and
Jacob Russell.
The Interstate debate took place at
Z Reno on Friday night it being the
I third of the series. The athletic con-
! test was held yesterday afternoon. Thus
far Utah has won two of the three
! debates and Nevada has had the best
of the bargain in two Of the track
meets.
The university commencement week
! begins tonight with the baccaiaureate
I sermon in the First Congrega tiOnal
church. The address will be delivered
/ by Rev. Elmer J. Graham of Ogden.
The other numbers of the programme
are a tenor solo by Alfred Best, quar-
tette selections by Messrs. Beck, John
/ son, Farrell and Parr and music on the
church organ by Professor Thomas
Radcliff.
All graduating students have been
asked by the committee on commence
ment programme to assemble at the
normal building at 3 o'clock tomorrow
and at the Theatre at $3.50 on Wednes-
day morning.
The college seniors will hold their
class day exercises tomorrow night in
the museum building. They call it
'''The Senior Feed" and announce their
programme as follows: Hot Air -
! Chestnut Dressing Lamb Roast"
Early Green's" Frozen Dainties.''
Kisses" Sour Grapes, Champagne
! extra dry) and TOaSts
The thirty-fOUrth annual commence
ment viii be held on Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the Salt Lake the