Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-21
BRIGHAM YoUNd UNiVER SHY,

Provo.--Prof. Osmond lectured at
sponish Fork last Sunday night
The sorosls club of Provo recently do
mated $50 toward fitting up the new
quarters OF the kindergarten, stlpulat-
ing that this amount should be drawn
by them In the payment Of tuition for
poor children.
Prof. GUY c. Wilson Of the Juarez
Stake academy Mexico. Is on his way
10 attend the commencement exercises
Of the university. lie will be accom-
panied by Miss Fern CluH, daughter OF
ex-President Cluff.
The Mandolin and Guitar club rem
dered o most interesting program In
College hall Thursday night There are
over 80 members In this organization
one unusual feature was solo OF eight
guitars.
The library closed for the semester
yesterday at O'clock Librarian Cope
declares that It has been an unusually
prosperous year, not only as regards
the accretion OF books, but also as re
CARDS the nu lber that have been read
by students.
The advanced class In elOcutlon, an
der Mr. Walter C'Nif, gave a recital last
Tuesday afternoon of the Merchant OF
Venice The second class met Thurs
day afternoon and rendered Julius
Caesar" The parts were read without
reference TO text The teacher was
much pleased with the general etiicien-
cy manifested,
The athletic events on next Wednes-
day afternoon promise TO be unique and
interesting Tne program is arranged
with hanulcaps 80 as to induce large
number OF students and teachers TO en-
ter the contests, Thirty prizes, offered
by the merchants OF Provo, are now In
evidence IN the shop windows. Admis-
sion Will be free for all.
During the last week President Brim.
| hall attended graduating exercises at
Pleasant Grove, American Fork, span
lsh Fork, ana Springylle, IL goes
without saying that he was everywhere
| received with enthusiasm, The nature
| Of his theme may be gathered from a
new class yell which he introduced, and
| which has instantly grown popular
| throughout the county. II Is this'
| Away, away for higher knowledge
on to the High school, on TO the col
| lege!'
|
| er well-chosen precedent took place this
year, when the faculty gave recep'
| ton and party 10 all the graduating
| students, The function was held IN tn,
| gymnasium hail last Monday night
| During previous years one or other o
/, the lower classes have banqueted on,
| or other OF the graduating classes, bu
| no fixed rule has been established
| Hereafter, no doubt. all graduates vii
| meet for a reunion previous TO gradu
alton under the auspices Of the facul'
| ~,
| Mr.. oscar Kirkham is down from
| Rexburg, where he has been engaged as
teacher of music in the Kicks acD deny
| lie reports that an his time Is taken an,
| IL ne had as much time again he coul,
not hn all the demands made upon him
| A very important event, however en-,
| ables him 10 spend a week IN this part
of Zion. He Is to be married next Wed
nesday IN the salt Lake Temple. Card
announcing the fact are already out
The fair bride is Miss Ida Murdoch o
Heber city.
The thesis OF the graduating class are
being read to a committo Of the faculty
Mr. Clarence Jarvis discussed Meth
DDS Of United States Land Survey" Mr.
Theodore Johnson, who has been givin
special attention TO architecture, dis
cussed Roof Trusses,' accompanyin
his thesis with drawings. Mr. Geo La
| ney's thesis was devoted 20 a descrip
! ton Of his recent patent Of an auto
matte gate These compositions diffe
| from previous efforts IN the fact tina
they are ultra technical. Other thesi