The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

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Song, winter Flowers by School
"Washington's Birthday ..........
...........LincOln Holley, room
Song commandments. Room 2
Recitation $3.50. Edward oliver. room 3
Song ..-....--.---.+-...- room
Sentiment About Washington"
Recitation and song. THE Ameri-
can Flag" .......R Room
Song, 400 voices, Three Little Sis
ters'' SchooI
song .....--.--..-------'.' room
Song katherine McClelland". go.
Room 10
sentiment -..-......-....... EsooIn
Solo ....-................... Room
Recitation .....-.-+--.......---.. room
Chorus --.---...-.------------ Room
recitation .-.-..---.. room 10
Chorus, Wave Our Bonny Flag.
Observation-Disclosures. School
In addition to the addresses by Mr..
Newman and Professor Stewart, the
grammar grades of the Jackson school
rendered the following programme FRI
day:
George Washington -......... .....
.........By Frank Timpson, room
Song-"The Little Workers" go. Room 1
Washington Pantomime (originaD..
--------.- -...Room IA
Mandolin solo..-..-., ..,..,.. 1850.
....-..-.By Leo Thayne. room 16
Song-''The Wagoner's Chorus.
sentiment. -..---.-..-. 49,. :Room
Song-"Mt. Vernon Bells By the school
Recitation. by Ruth Ridd, room II
Piano solo. BY Leda Wallace, room is
Song. Robbie Morris, room 10
Recitation. BY Winnie Parry, room 10
"A Flag Sons" ..----.- ----.-.- Room II
Song Katherine McCIeiiand, room 16
Our Flag. -. ......--........R Room 10
Scng-"Red, White and Blue" School
The past week at the Emerson has
been one of interest and life, inter
spersed with pleasing surprises. Early
in the week Mrs. w. H. Bennett added
to the hall decorations two beautiful
pictures. completing the group of mar
tyred presidents. Lincoln, Garfield and
Mckinley, all of which have been pre-
scented by Mrs. Bennett.
Following in the line of present sur
prises was a sleighing party in which
all of the teachers were the guests of
Mrs Judd; and a banquet to the teach
ers by the fifth grade pupils. The ban
quet was given at the noon hour, and
with such perfect quiet and order that
the surprise was complete to all in the
building.
About 800 patrons listened to the
Washington exercises at the Jackson
school on Friday afternoon. The pro-
gramme was given in two parts, the
little folks rendering theirs first. Just
before the close of the second part Mr..
Newman spoke briefly on the subject
Of manual training and introduced
Professor William NJ Stewart as tAa
father of il. Later Professor Stewart
addressed the parents in his usual hap
by style.
The meeting of the third and fourth
grade teachers held at the Grant school
Wednesday afternoon proved very en-
1oyabIe and Instructive. Mr. A. 5.
Martin. principal of the Grant, read an
interesting paper on number work, and
Miss Lloyd gave a class exercise which
showed the good results of the use of
the new textbook in arithmetic. The
visiting teachers were treated to a lit
tie surprise in the acceptable form of
tea and waters.
At the close of the meeting held at
the Union school last Tuesday a num-
Der of parents expressed a wish to or
ganize a parents club, and such an or
ganization was effected, with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Elizabeth
Cartwright: vice president, Mrs. Price;
y.
w. S. Wallace; executive committee,
Mrs. May. Mrs. White and Mrs. Jen-
sen. After the meeting a fine pro-
gramme was prepared for Thursday,
Feb. 20.
Mrs. Elliott will hold two meetings
during the week, one for teachers OF
the third grade Tuesday at 4 o'clock,
and one for those of the fourth grade
Thursday at the same hour. Mr.. Wet
zell will meet teachers of beginners at
the Fremont building Wednesday at
BIS.
The pupils of the sixth grade at the
Franklin school have been neither alb
sent nor tardy for the past two
months.
The pupils of the Franklin school
paid a last tribute to little Willie
Krogh. who was shot last week, by
sending some beautiful flowers. The
boys of his class were pall-bearers at
the funeral.
The students of the Union school feel
Justly proud over the fine record they
made in punctuality last month. and
during the last three weeks there have
only been ten tardies in the building.
Two of those were caused by a non
and whose only means of getting here
is by the train. Two mornings the
train was delayed and of course the
boy was late for school.
New samples of the work in sew
ing done by Mrs. Tomlinson's classes
lin the city schools are on exhibition
in the superintendent office. The work
includes patching with white and
matched goods and is very creditabIy
done. Mrs. Tomlinson is engaged in
compiling a book of the various kinds
of work done by the girls in a first
years course
The teachers Of the Webster school
were given a delightful treat Friday
noon. when a delicious luncheon was
sent in by Mrs. Trump. one Of the
patrons of the school. Everything was
provided to make the occasion a most
enjoyable one and the teachers were
most hearty in their appreciation OF
the kindness.
The pupils Of Miss Mackenzie's room