Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
rSIvEPSrTY or UTAH.

,.,rsltv Dramatic club under the
lnc ,,,srt of Ebert ID. Thomas ana
.aah9e Iohnson, will present "A scrapt
Jey p f., IN the Salt Lake theater on
OF Ivy cvening. Feb. i9. The play Is
Hu", oo,,,edy by j. Palgraye simpson
ia',e ono nj the best now on the stage
9nu y os, includes Misses Edna Hafk-
Inc .'i.tn Bitner, Ret,a Snow, EVA
en- nsor claudia Schmierer ana Ellen
r,hbi,ts and Messrs. Ebert -, lno'iIa w.
lay Johnson oscar carson Leo
SSrsboll and VIII Miiliin.. Inc man,
M" ers are endeayoring to brlhg petole
publlc an amateur dramatic cruz
!ee e, Wonld do justice TO any college, III
. .s.'' west and at the same time 10 ac,
tae ,,r, home people to patronage ana
'uS'o ,., Ga home talent. The play VII
tb' '"'r I'm bingham Junction on FEB 10
pe ~ r,ongements are now being made
anu a. Murray. Tooele, Provo, Logan,
10 p"'E itv and ogden. Prof. Maud May
IIaah,"ocE is directing the company
v,ohorate invitations are out an
.dnncirg the valentine hop to be given
ou ,So r. A. fraternity In the varsity
uen,hly hall next Friday night. Inc
ls,rero1es are Gov. and Mrs HeDer
wW' tWels Or. and Mrs. j. T. Kings
, M Col and Mrs. r, +. Holmes, Mr..
Vu s' Mrs ". w. Ritter. and Mr. and
wv e. Jennings, The committee
W ctorge are NJ. II. Forbes, NJ. Fl. Lieb-
pam oven r. Nelson. l.. j. Ritter John
pro0n G. NJ. Dougall, +. O. Hae-
II I Jennings. II. Il. Moore, d.
biz O. &. Riser and r. i, Strobel
Judge william H. King delivered an
.i,'coiional address before the stu
saU,s ot chanel on Wednesday HIS
unb,ect was Independent Thinking
Tbc University Glee club made It's FIRST
soreorance They sang THE Grand
G,5 Ocoau" and THE Dream the
boys were given a hearty applause
IN Wednesday afternoon the props
sof,ated the crack freshman team at
,odoor baseball. The score was 10 to To-.
Tho preps now claim the championship
Of the university.
"Aspects Of Social Life IN the West
"a the subject Of lecture to be deliver
"A nv prof RoylanCe before the Unity
club next Sunday evening
Prof Stewart has sufficiently recoy-
cred from his recent operation al the
Holy Cross hospital TO be moved to MS
home at 22S II street He was taken
home on Thursday evening, On we'd
rssday afternoon the Fourth year nor
mails sent him a large boguet OF flowers
Prof Holmes has been employed by
President Van Hise OF the Wisconsin
State university, TO teach IN the SUN
ner school Of that institution. The
sthool will begin about July first, Prof.
Holmes was graduated from that uni
vrsIty IN 1900,
Yesterday nj 2 p. m the first meeting
n tbe biennial convention Of the city
and the county public school superin-
tNelents Of the State OF Utah was
held in the Varsity assembly hall
This morning at the city and county
building President Kingsbury ad-
dressed the convention Of school super
ntendents on "The Relationship OF the
State University TO the public
schools" Prof. Stewart was TO speak
on the subject, How can the superin'
tndent best aid the teacher to con-
tnue her professional growth but
on account OF sickness he could moi
attend Prmclpal Mcknight OF Tho
tranlng school took his place on Tho
program
Last Sunday evening Prof. Babcocl
returned from an extended eastern trlI
IN the interest of the state school FOL
the deaf She visited the three oldes
and most noted schools for the blinC
and eleven schools for the deaf, In th'
following cities Washington, Philadel
phIa New York, North Hampton
Mass, Boston and Rochester n. Y Sh'
spent Christmas with her mother an'
brother at Philadelphia, While ava!
she met u number Of Utah Unlversit!
professors and former students
Among them were Prof. George Coray
In New York, Prot and Mrs, Fred Rey
nUlds In Cambridge, Arthur yelling
Cadet stephen Wallace and Mr. Ash
ton Prof Babcock resumed her pro
tess.ona work mt the University OF
Monday
The annual bali given by the engi
nfers ON Thursday evening was In ev
cry way % social success. Both III
assembly and gymnasium rooms OF IN
museum building were cleared TO
dancing The orchestra occupied a
elevated platform IN the hall at tn
head of the stairs between the tw
rooms. ON the stage of the assembl
room Vas a display Of mining instru
menls consisting Of translts, rod
GIRLS ana motors. one OF the blower
ron The blast furnace of the metal
lVrgy building was connected up to
inoter and sstween the dances the en-
gneers amused the crowd by BLOWN
cool air. through the halls, The boot
containing the punch bowl was decor
ated with display Of electric light
ln i1e form OF an arch, Both hal
were deliberately decorated with palm
ana polted plants, There were on
hundred and twenty-five couples pres
'nl The committeeman were Leonar
Iahoon. f. r. Caldwell, NJ, l.. Crandal