Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-23
UNIVERSITY or UTAH.


Salt Lake DETERMINATIONS are out
announcing the reception to be given IN
the assembly room Of the museum
building next Friday evening, by
President and Mrs. Kingsbury, IN honor
Of the graduating classes and the coll
lege junior class. The reception VIII be
informal and Will last from eight to
eleven. Refreshments VIII be served
from the gymnasium rooms. The must
cal program will be conducted by Or
ganst John j. Mcclellan, who has Sc
cured some of the best artists OF the
state for the occasion. Thlse holding
invitations are asked to present them
al the door.
Mrs. Jessie l.. Newin, one Of the spe-
cial lecturers Of the state summer nor
nal institute. has been employed as
teacher OF reading and elocutlon IN the
university summer school, which be-
gins at the close Of the institute She
will offer TWO courses. The llrst deals
with how to read, and how TO teach
reading, the second viii be, interpreted
tlon OF literature, and vocal expression
OF literature. Mrs. Newlln Is Prof $. II.
Clarkes assistant at the University OF
Chicago. and IL one Of the best practl.
cal teachers Of reading in the United
States,
The detailed announcements OF the
state summer normal institute were is
sued Yesterday. Those wishing copies
or information can communicate with
secy. j. Fred Anderson, University OF
Utah.
The regular university summer school
announcement will be- sent OUT next
week by Miss Esther Nelson, secretary
OF the summer SCHOOL
Prof. stewart went to Provo Thurs
day, where he addressed the public
school graduates In the evening. Yes
terday and today, he. Miss VI Mont
and Mr.. Upton OF the university train
ing school with Supt. 4. G. Nelson,
President Briuhall. Ella Larson, Mr..
Doxey and Mr.. Campbell, ore acting as
Judges IN the Utah county exhibit OF
school work.
Yesterday afternoon Professor Mar
shall delivered a lecture on The Greek
Tragedy" before the Ladies' Literary
Club. Today Ne addressed the Cache
county teachers ut Logan
AT the faculty meeting on Monday the
alumni scholarship for this year was
given TO Edgar Angel Mr.. Angel VIII
he graduated from the four years nor
mai course IN June. His home Is AT Hl
east Ninth South. The scholarship Is
worth $500.
Atty. C. Il. Stewart addressed the stu
dents on Wednesday at the general as
sembly on school Patriotism He
spoke In interest OF the recent. debate
and was enthusiastically received by
The students. After the lecture oscar
Carlson led the students In practising
yells
Dir. Talmage has been out Of school
ali tho week on account of sickness.
His former trouble has returned TINS
time attacking his throat. lie Is scarce
~ able 70 speak Mr.. Pack Is conduct
ing his classes.
on Wednesday. May 4, there VIII be
n general election Of college student
body officers Cor next year
Yesterday at noon the students held
nm enthusiastic meeting practising
wells and college songs for The debate
last night.
The program for commencement week
H. as follows; .
Saturday evening, May 2S, business
meeting Alumni association.
sunday evening, May %, Baccalau-
reate sermon Assembly hail by Presi-
dent Nephi l., Morris OF the SAT- Lake
stake. T.,
graduates, 4.S0 at university
TUESDAY. May 81. normal class eXer-
cises p. m. Theater
TUESDAY evening Alumni reunion, at
university g.,
Wednesday evening, June l. Conn
p,encement exercises, Theater
Thursday, June ., field day Saltair
beach The commencement committee
consists of Professors Roylance, Brad
ford Babcock and Arnodson'