The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08

DIN LA Il
TO manage the details of preparation
for the school
The students of the second year
French class are rehearsing La Main
= Leste. a French comedy by Labiche
and Martin. with the expectation OF
presenting it in the near future.
The University Glee club. recently or
/ ganized by Alfred Best instructor in
music, held its first practice last night
/ in Mr. Best's studio in the Deseret Ma
tional bank building.
The male students of the first year
preparatory class held another meeting
/ this week and chose John L. Brown
as their adviser and godfather The
gentle CO. eds have already styled this
male society as the prime reponians. -
DR.. ]. T. Merrill. president Of the
! University Alumni association, is TAX
/ ing steps looking to the enlargement
of the alumni scholarship fund by cali
! ing upon members of the various alum
! nj classes to urge their classmates TO
action in this regard
/ The president last Monday appointed
! the following teachers as a committee
on discipline to act in conjunction with
himself: Professors Merrill, Allen and
( Marshall
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne was a visitor
/ at the university and training school
/ last Monday
Mr.. Holmes on Friday received
communication from the University Of
; Nevada looking 10 the arrangements
for the spring meet in track athletics
The local team VIII go to Reno for the
coming contest. which will take place
in May. Mr.. Holmes viii also try TO
arrange for a meet with either Stan
/ ford or Berkeley or both, about the
some time as the Nevada contest, so
that the members of the team may have
a trip to the coast.
Miss Maud Lanphere from the Og-
/ den city schools. and Messrs. Charles
! Halliday and Hollis Tietjen of Santa
/ quin have Joined the normal training
class for the second half-year.
A crowd of the college women spent
! the afternoon on Thursday on the ice
at Heath's rink.
Dr. r. H. Bradford's class in metal
lurgy will begin work in wet assaying
next week.
w. W. Evans has been compelled by
I Mr.. Evans was a member of the foot
/ ball team. member of the Dramatic
/ association and Delta Phi, and was ac-
! tive in all phases Of student life.
Professor G. NJ Marshall will deliver
] an illustrated lecture at Pleasant Grove
I next Saturday night upon the subject.
! Westminster Abbey" ]. z. Brown will
! manipulate the lantern.
Physical Director Holmes gave the
] fourth-year normal students a talk on
THE Muscles" last Friday afternoon
and next Friday he VIII speak on
JOINTS
Among the various periods set aside
/ for work in the gymnasium, the fac
! ulty members make use of the hour
/ from u to 1 o'clock daily. the track
| and college men meet from 4:30 to $50.
/ and the hours from 10 to IL are re-
I served for the college women.
/ The athletic council last week decided
that all future communication relat-
ing to athletics in the university will
/ be carried on through Mr. Holmes, as
director OF that work.
Horace w. Shelley. A. B. OF. was a
visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. Holmes last Monday received a
communication from the University of
Idaho asking that the local school bring
their track team from Boise City on
to Salt Lake to hold field meet here
next May. The Idaho team will meet
! the Y. NJ. c. A. athletic team of Boise
in May and are anxious for a contest
with the university, promising in re-
turn to take the local fOOtha team TO
Moscow for a game next fall Mr..
Holmes is expecting. to make arrange
ments by which the proposed meet may
take place. ~
The Zeta Gamma boys held a rousing
meeting last Friday. EXtempOraneous
talks and parliamentary practice were
the order of the day. In the practicG
the sides were led by IMessrs. Fred
Worlton and John Sabine.
Professor Byron Cummings addressed
the people of Sugar House on Friday
night upon the life and works of James
Whitcomb Riley.
The chapel hour next Wednesday viii
be turned over to the young women,
VIII mill ho hx- 1f he
woman doctors of the city.
Miss Mary Young. daughter of Rich
ard W. Young. and a former active
member of the Orpheum class, was wei
coined by her classmates on her visit
Thursday.
]. F. Pack, manager of the Debating
club. has received another letter from
for limitation of the question on pub
lie utilities, Notwithstanding the fact
that the local boys have refused to re-
strict the subject, and have given Ne
vada the privilege of naming a more
suitable question. The executive COM
mittee VIII decide on a course Of ac-
ton next week
G.. S. Gibbs. A. B. '02. will register
again tomorrow morning to do adj
vanced work in Greek and Latin.
Two of the rebellions sophOmores
have withdrawn from the band, and as
a result the proposed minstrel perform
ance has been abandoned.
Harold Golf was ora Tor of last years
normal class, and is now completing
his college course. Is is an active,
valuable member of the Dramatic as
ISOLATION. and has been exchange editor
of the Chronicle this year until chosen
editor. He is popular with all the stu
dents and will make the college paper
successful.
Regent and Mrs w w. Ritter on
Friday night entertained the school
friends of their daughter, Elsie, and
their son, Levi, at their home
The college women will entertain
next Friday night in the assembly room
of the museum building. Invitations