Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
Will Graduate Sixteen Pupils - Commence
meut Week Program.
High school Commencement Monday
w. Gerald Child VIII Join U. n
Navy Crafters nj work.

The Weber Stake academy one OF Og-
denis most important educational insu-
tutions, has completed another very
successful year. Sixteen young men
and ladies having graduated In the va
rlous coures, besides % In the special
Sunday school course. The program OF
exercises is arranged for the coming
week as follows:
Monday, June i-Celebration Of Brig.
ham Young's Birthday Saltair
Tuesday, June 2, $3.50 p. m,-Graduat'
Ing Glass exercises, Academy assem-
bly, hall
Wednesday. June 3, 2 p. m.-Organi-
cation Of Alumni Academy assembly
hall.
Wednesday, June g. SIS p. m.--Com-
mencement Exercises. Stake taber-
nacle
Thursday, June 4.--Fleld Day. La
coon.
Monday, June 8, SIS p. m.-Grand
concert. Academy assembly hall.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
At ogden Tabernacle Wednesday eve
ming, June 3, alta S;l5 y. m, the fol-
lowing program will De rendered by the
Weber stake academy:
Song -. .....Aoademy Male Chorus
Invocation.
Song %. -. ...Academy Male Chorus
Academy Report, Prest, l.. w. Shrutiff
Address. Which Hand II You Take
..".... ....,,..James Widdison
Quartet, I'm Vocal Combat'n,.,...
Charlton Ferrin, Ed. Tout, Hag-
bert Anderson and Fred Tout,
Address and Presentation OF Dip
lomas., .....,....Dr. J. NJ. Tanner
Quartet Give Me Thy Hand"
address.
Spvocation.
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Four Years Normal Course-H. c.
saunders James Widdison. Elizabeth
Pearoe, Joseph Simpson, Elizabeth
Thomas, Pearl Terry, William Mitchell.
Ephraim Manning. VIM. j. Wood. Car
RE X. Ropp.
Three Years Normal Course-Le Roy
Cowlea
Two Years Business Course-John
Storey. Thomas Irvine, Thaddeus Fer
rim, Zina Montgomery, w. r. Hobsou.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT,
Monday evening at the Grand opera
House the Ogden High school Will
have It's commencement exercises,
commencing at o'clock. Following is
the program arranged:
"Hail to the Seniors" ..."......",.
.......,.... High School Chorus
Invocation ...... REV j, h, Carver
Chorus-(a) God Ever Glorious" ...,..
(b) "Call TO Arms,
...,,..,.,, High School Chorus
Selection, al Trovatore," (VerdD"
$50. ......... ,.u.. FOrds orchestra
Address, "Our Country's Faith IN
Education, .... Gwendolin Williams
Chronicle Of the Glass OF 1903... Glass
Selection, "Hiawatha," Orchestra
ode to the Glass ......B Bessie Severn
Wisdom OF the Sages". Francis Mole
March, "The Gladiator" (Sousa."
.,,.,..,. go. Orchestra
Future of the Glass Of 190S.......,
.....,..R Revealed by the Mysteries
Overture, "Ernani," VerdD Orchestra
Address, Survival Of the Flttest".,
..,.,.. ....,.,...... ..ThOs. p. Horn
Glass Song, composed by Miss
Glenn Douglas,
Last win and Testament Of Glass OF
lSOS.n,. ,..".,,. .""Earl Pardoe
Address 20 Class,....,,, .,.,....,
:" ."... Principal Albert Il. Wilson
Presentation Of Diplomas .,.,....,
.....,...., ,.,,"Judge Thos. ID. Dee
Benediction ...... Bishop Il. 7. Wooley
Orchestra.
WILL JOIN THE NAVY.
W. Gerald Child, who last April
passed with high honors the eXamna-
ton for the United States Naval acade-
my at Annapolis, Is one of Ogden and
Jtahs brightest and most energetic
young men. He was Congressman !
Howells appointee for the academy
and successfully passed both the sChol- |
Rstic and physical examination for the |
academy very successfully and win |
leave Ogden tomorrow, June /. for An |
napolis where he Is to present himself |
June 10, for admittance TO the institu- |
ton.
w. Gerald Child Is the son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Warren G. Child, Jr. He was |
born In ogden City, Nov. Z, 1883, and |
has obtained his education In the Og- |
den public schools, having graduated |
from the ogden high school with the |
class Of 1899 He was employed as |
chemist ut the ogden sugar factory !
last year.
Mr.. Child is a bright, studious young |
ran Of excellent habits and high moral |
training. He is sure 10 be a credit TO |
Utah at our nations naval institution, |
GRAFTERS AT WORK.
Leo Peterson, constable Of the First.
ward, was robbed Of 1895 yesterday |