Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21

was extremely interesting and beneficial
to all present.
I The usual November examinations
are now on. Students are being
thoroughly examined In nearly all sub.
jects.
The organization OF the Philomathlo
Literary society IL causing a great deal
OF spirit and excitement among the
students. q. N. Curtis Is nominated
for president on the anti-pinite party,
and f. w. Peterson Is nominated for
president on the pnite party. Both OF
these accomplished students have a
great many followers, and II cannot be
readily estimated which one viii be VIC
torious. A large number OF students
are registering as members OF the as
ISOLATION. and when election day comes
on Friday there Will be quite an excite
ment among the students.
The class of 1905 challenged the class
OF 1904 on Thursday for n game OF
basketball The challenge was accept
ed and the game came Off at o'clock
Both classes made desperate struggle
for victory, but the 1905's won.
The girls In cooking are making
cakes. steam buildings. ginger snaps
and other Thanksgiving food prepara-
tons.
During the hour for student meeting
on Wednesday the young ladies met In
the assembly hall, and reorganized, for
the beginning OF another year OF sue
cesful work. Some very capable stu
dents were elected TO Ill the offices
OF the society. and the prospects bid
fair to q very successful year OF work,
az has been the case In past years
Prof. j. IT, Miller Is now wearing an
extraordinarily pleasant attitude, due
TO the safe arrival at his home OF
very fine daughter.
Bishop Preston, chairman Of the ex.
ecutive board OF the college, visited
school on Thursday morning
The class of 1905 viii give a party In
the gymnasium on Friday evening. II
will not be a public party, however, as
they intend having only class members
with partners, OF course.
A class in second year stenography
has just lately been organized and also
class In preparatory penmanship.
The officers Of the Mutual Improve
ment associations of Cache stake, and
also the members Of the Religion class
board, held meetings in the college on
Sunday.
The following visitors were present at
the college Sunday school last Sunday
Bishop Carbon and Counselor Carysle
OF the First ward, willard Done OF the
Mutual Improvement board. Brother ].
J. Hill Of Franklin, a patron OF the coll
lege, and very prominent man of affairs
In Oneida stake, and S. #. Ballif, pres
ident of the Y. NJ, NJ. l. A. of Cache
stake. These brethren attended the or
gani2ation OF some of the normal class
es In Sunday school, which VIII take up
the methods Of Sunday school and Mu-
tual Improvement work.
Doctor w. b. Parkinson, a prominent
physician and surgeon of Logan city,
visited school short time on Thursday
and addressed the students In devotion
al exercises He gave some very I'M
portant instructions on foods, exercise
and IN general, how TO keep well. lie
also complmented the students on
their excellent opportunities and advis-
ed them very earnestly to make the
very best use of their time.
Doctor Tanner is now visiting the
college, and In students meeting this
week he gave the students some very
valuable lessons on being earnest. Supt.
Tanner is always a very welcome visi-
tor among the students, who always re-
celve very kindly and gladly, the In
structions he has to offer.
r. j. Hammer, student of the coll
lege, and special student In voice cul-
ture under Prof Robinson, sang Face
10 Face" to the students and faculty in
devotional on Thursday. He was very
highly applauded by all, and was oblig-
ed to sing a second song, before the
applause could be quieted.