Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
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salt Lake City.--School adjourned
yesterday for two weeks holiday and
Nlll resume Jan. 4.
On Thursday morning prest. c. N.
Ldnd Of North Sanpete stake favored
tlie institution with visit.
Miss Mabel Hail, missionary stu
dent, has been called to labor IN the
Northern States mission. She win
,eaVe IN a few days for her field of
labor
The class in Greek history ia engaged
at interesting research work. Diving
the past week the chariot races and
'healers nave received attention.
The basketball boys have received
formal notice that no one Of them can
pay IN any public game IL he IL down
III ms studies, II is the general hope
that no one viii have to be cut out for
weak work.
Albert Wilkinson, student of the
department Of telegraphy left yester-
Gay 10 take position as assistant OBJ
orator at Lund, on the San Pedro and
Los Angeles line, He received his
training here In less than school
year.
matinee preceded by a game of
basketball came off i'm the gymna-
SUM on Friday, The game was much
enjoyed II was between the Salt Lake
and l.. ID, $. U. teams. The dancing
party lasted from to o'clock.
The reporting Of the proceedings at
the exercise on Wednesday mornings
furnishes excellent practise for the nd
NanSed students OF shorthand, who take
down the words of each PRINCIPAL
speaker. Mayne Mcdonald, q former
student, is back in this department.
Instructor Frank has executed a very
neat piece OF work on the typewriter.
IN the form OF a calendar for 1904 The
students are trained In special forms
or typeWrltlng and in memeographlng as
soon as they are prepared for advanced
work.
Sixty-one students OF shorthand have
subscribed for the Typewriter and
Photographic World. This is the larg.
est magazine published in the interest
or shorthand and typewrtlng, and has
been secured for the students at tho
extremely low price Of 30 cents for a
year.
Through the efforts OF the normal stu
dents several volumes of choice media,
gogcal works have recently been add
ed TO the library. The readngroom I'm
,ne new building Is filled with oak Ia
pies ana Turner chairs, while the light
that comes through the art windows
ana skylight is mellow and beautiful.
and restful to the eye in reading.
one OF the especial delights of the
week was the singing OF Mrs. Connie
thatcher Nibley on Wednesday morn
ns roI lne ueEotlohal hymn, she sung
90 pe@utlIul Christnas piece, GLORY to
49, go touoWeu py sparkling solo
,e "o m Ivy matle. Later, at request
~ Wi Ine president. the Message Of the
,. ,oiesS, Irolh me rrince OF Pilson,'
accompaniment. MIR. and Mrs 'NIh, eve
now OF Oregon. were former etuder,a
under President Paul in Logan Thev
are spending the HOLIDAYS IN Utah
M ...,,
ne stuuenls meeting on Wednesday
""s an interesting session Joseph Mills
phttiesiuvhI, conducted the proceedings,
m'oe MNL'ohdiu reclted negro dialect
p,lHllull OF cholce humor; Samuel
~ We"S baVe an interesting address
W thc Hie Oh Moslahi Othntel Lund
e"Ne ,alN on business qualifications;
Wy stuuenls prass band played three
stleot'ohs III excellent style. TWO Of the
pIeses were Midsummer Night Sere-
""ue' anu Marconlgram March,
The meeting on Friday morning was
characterized by brief sentiments from
teachers and students. Among the par
Elephants were Messrs. Evans. BIRD
Maeser, Mrs. Kelly, and Miss Ada Rit.
ner from the faculty and studorts N