Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-29

counselors, George o. Pitkn and /. G..
Thoresen, were at the college and, after
the devotional exercises. the students OF
Hyrum stake were called together and
an organization was effected with J. G..
Thoresen IN charge, lie will be assisted
by Alma Sorensen OF Mendon aud Wall
ter 3 Jones Of Wellsvlle Later these
three VIII select two students, lady
and q gentleman, from each ward in the
stake. whose duty II win be 10 look after
those who are from their ward 10 Is
expected that likGOrgonizatlons win be
made by other stakes. the desire being
10 carefully safeguard the students
against waste Of time and against the
forming Of Injurious habits The do
nestle committee Of the faculty has
general charge OF this work
The Beacon Light society an organ.
l2atlon formed by the lady members Of
the faculty ana by the wives Of the
male members with few outside
friends, has effected reorganization
aud commenced regular work for the
year The officers elected on Wednes-
day are President, Mrs. Mary II Lin
ford vice president. Mrs, Alice II,
Wright, secretary Mrs L0uisa w, skid
more, corresponding secretary Ms.
Aletha u, Bowen; treasurer Mrs Ame-
Ma g. ChamberlIn, The program COM
mlttee has outlined AN excellent course
In which Masters OF Art' and two
shakespeares tragedies, "Othollo' aud
Romeo and juliet win be the prln-
cipal subjects considered The first
paper In the art section was presented
on Wednesday by Mrs. Wright, and II
was an ably written and interesting
study Of the work OF some early sculp.
tors The society viii IN future meet
once a week. on Friday az p. M, the
day having been changed from Wednes-
day
The t'sona society open TO all the
young women Of the college, was organ
lied yesterday afternoon at a special
meeting called for the purpose This
society combines social and literary
mgtters, and has always been very pop
ulur The officers for the ensuing year
are. Miss Gwennie Hubbard, president.
Faith Bowman, vice president. Miss
Mamie Morrell, secretary; Miss Hattie
Pond, treasurer
The college athletic association re-
organized this week with George u,
Harding, president Jeddle Merrill, vice
president and Wllkle II, Blood secre-
tary and treasurer The president and
Hyrum Schneider and Nathaniel Merk-
ley, form the executive. committee. The
association viii devote special attention
10 basket ball, and at the same time
viii encourage all kinds OF proper sports
for indoor and open-air,
The Webster Literary and Debating
society Is again at work and oratory
and argument will begin to flow on
Friday night of next week, when the
subject, Resolved, that Socialism
would be benefit to the United
States" will he discussed, with Hyum
Schneider and Elmer Barrett on the
affirmative and Ephralm Erickson and
Joseph Jensen on the negative Of the
question.
Dr. Joseph Morrell, son OF President
Morrell OF Cache stake, and n former
student Of the college, visited the in
sttution on Wednesday and spoke IN
the devotional exercises giving some !
excellent suggestions as 20 the preserya-
ton of health during student life. Or, |
MoUell filed a mission and then took |
up his studies In Rush Medical college, !
from which institution he was gradu- !
lted with the highest honors, receiving !
a much coveted position i'm the Cook |
county hospital, Chicago. He will re-
turn to Chicago shortly
Joseph Pond Of Gentle Valley was a
visitor at the college yesterday. lie
vas shown through the domestic arts
md mechanic arts departments, and
vas especially interested In the progress
made by his son. Lewis. who Is taking
he blacksmithing course.
President Elias Kimball Of Blackfoot
stake was again a visitor with us this
week.
The faculty social last Saturday night
vas a very pleasant affair
The first evening party for the stu
Tents will be given this evening In the
Prof. Robnsons new college song Is
,ecomlng very pOunlar with the student
,ody. II has a catching melody which
pity fits and emphasizes the senti-
nents Of loyalty that are contained In
he three verses under the title Hail,
3. Y. Hail.
Arrangements have been made for the J
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