Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
UNIvEpsrrY or UTAH,

c,oirman and Mrs w w Ritter Of
,bo board Of regents VIII give recep-
Ian ana banquet at their home on First
eonth street this evening, TO the re-
.onts and faculty Of the University,
s,yernor and Mrs Heber NJ. Wells,and
CGCycrnor.elect and Mrs John c. cut
ler
Tomorrow evening Professor Stewart
v1l deliver an educational lecture at
Centeryille'
nr q b. Gilbert, Joint author Of
.e,anning stones TO Literature ana
nresldent OF the National Educa-
,irnoi association paid the University
",isIt ON Wednesday While here he
80 Inc fourth year normals a prac-
t,aol talk on the qualifications OF the
teacher
Al the regular meeting Of the engl-
,oers ON Monday, Ben Tibbey read a
,srsr on "The Westinghouse Air
h,akeo current Topics were dis
russed By j. c. Brown.
Regent Emma J. McVlckers, Pro-
lessor Babcock and Mrs, II. 8, Young
addressed the women students In the
ossembly room on Wednesday during
,be shapel hour. They encouraged the
voupr women to think and act for
Hemselyes Just before the close OF
%e session, a temporary organization
mas effected. The temporary officers
arc Iyla Knudson, PRESIDENT Hazel
stevens secretary, and Elsie Ward
,reasurer. The permanent organiza-
Hon will take place early next week.
Al noon on Wednesday Mrs, Kings
hurry. Mrs. Cummings Mrs Lyman,
Mrs Gowans, Mrs Young, Mrs.
Theaugh Mrs McVickers Mrs. c, !,
Tlnsley and others were entertained
et luncheon by the college women
The University training school was
recently awarded the gold medal by me
i1ry Of the 81, Louis worlds fair TINS
medal is the highest award offered IN
,bat department Of school exhibits
Supervisor Horace Cummings, who
has mad charge Of the Utah school eX-
biblt al the worlds fair, has returned
name. He resumed his work at the
rormal school on Wednesday. The
exhibit Is now In charge Of d. +. Cum
mlngs Of Logan.
on wednesday Or. TNlmage delivered
an illustrated lecture before the stu
dents In geology, mineralogy and phys
teal geography.
Through the Joint courtesy OF the
United states Mining company and j.
Fewson Smith, u. NJ, the well known
and efficient engineer In the employ OF
the company named, the University has
come into possession Of valuable mod
el, showing the geological structure or
mart OF the Oqulrrh mountains the
model consists Of a series OF large glass
pates, showing vertical sections at
inform intervals, and IL based on the
work Of Or. j. II. Talmage, Mr.. Smith,
and others, who have investigated the
region represented.
DR.. Talmage has recently completed
series Of typographical preparations,
showing the character OF the lorna
lions, ore bearing and otherwise, IN
me vicinity Of the head OF Bingham
canyon. owing to the loss or the dia-
mond saw and accessories Incident 70
ma Are that destroyed the physical
building, these rock secuOhs haFu
been ground down by hand.
Mr.. II. C. Burton has been assisting
Dr. Talmage lately in the preparation
Of a glass model showing mountain
structure in this Vicinity.
Last night the Alphi Pi fraternity
gave a grand Japanese hop In the
assembly hall Of the museum build
Ing
laboratory work has begun In con-
necton with mlneralogy A. The new
ly equipped laboratory In this DEPART
ment has been the subject OF much
commendatlon from visiting professors
owing to the unusually large classes,
the laboratory part OF the mineralogy
will probably be deferred until the Sec
oHi half year.
Or. l. " Danes Of the University OF
Prague. Bohemia was a guest OF Dr.
Talmage during the first part OF the
week, and spent some time In Inspecting
the equipment In geology, mlneralogy
and geography,