Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-07
L. 5. d. UNlVEp SITY.

Salt Lake City.-On Wednesday
morning student Noel Pratt led the
school In rehearsing three Of the school
songs.
Preparations for the exhibit at the
worlds fair are occupying the attention
of the following departments: Dress
making. mechanic arts, penmanship,
are bookkeeping and typewriting. Dl-
rector Cummings called this week ana
was gratihcd to learn that our institu-
ton is to be represented in the exhibit
at ST. Louis
The combined summer school at Lo-
gan has been a topic under consldera-
ton this week, and explanations Of the
courses, methods, and purposes or this
institution have been given by the pres
ident. An invitation to attend was ex-
tended to the students generally, and
their cooperation was solicited in max
ing known to their friends the fact of
the establishment Of this important ed
vocational institution
on Monday at IL O'Clock, a score Of
automobiles Of various styles and or
six different makes, representing as
many firms steamed up to the circular
walk In front of the school buildings,
and took on board the girls Of the Oi
class, the officers and number OF the
members OF the Columbine society.
The procession started off down Main
street. The school turned out to cheer
the departing calvacade, and Main street
was thronged with visitors TO witness
the usual sight. After a whirl around
the principal streets of the city the
girls were landed back at the university
buildings safe and sound, but not free
from palpitation Of the heart, occa-
stoned by the unusual, breezy and swift
ride IL was an enjoyable affair and
created a great deal OF merriment.
Manager lie Rio c, Snow extended the
| courtesy as a compliment TO the girls
| Of the graduating class
The museum was the recipient this
| week of sharks egg, a most rare and
| interesting specimen one popularity OF
| which Is that il keeps in motion while
| I'm the water. The egg, which Is spir-
! al. bong structure about three inches in
| length by inch and half In diameter,
was sent WIN the compliments or Dr.
| S. II. Allen 20 President Paul, who I'M
medatey tLlned II over to the mu-
scum, in care Of Prof Porter. DR.. Al
| len and Prest Paul were fellow alumni
I'm 1881 at the U. of Y. The doctor Is
spending the winter in California and
obtained the specimen, as we suppose,
In the waters Of the Pacific ocean.
Maggie Price and Helen Lail have
been reporting the trial of Macbeth this
week. The work OF the dctation de-
| partment has been arranged In the fol-
! lowing systematic way: Monday Is
spent IN the study and review OF
| phrases, and word signs, Tuesday, m
| practise on magazine articles; Wednes-
| day. I'm practise on unfamiliar matter,
| Thursday. on business letters; Friday
ON court testimony and legal forms
A number OF students from the bust,
ness college have recently discontinued
| for sufficient reasons. Robert $. bus'
ty has accepted a position as billing
clerk with the Western Knitting works
of this city Lawrence Haywood has a
temporary position In the civil service
c. W. Bennett is stenographer for the
Y. NJ. G. 4. OF this city; Edwin Cannon
student OF the department OF telegra-
phy, is working in the chief dispatcher
office Of the Denver Il Rio Grandt
railway: Frank Grant of the same de-
partment is In the operating depart
ment at Woods Cross and Miss paw
son. former student, is an operator
at the r. NJ. b Telephone CO.