Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
L. d. S. UNIVEp SlTY.

Salt Lake City-School reopened with
an Increase Of attendance after the
holidays.
Miss Laura Thackeray former STU
dent, and Mrs. Ruby Irvine Bowden,
graduate OF 1903, visited school on
| Wednesday.
The Third year. girls gave T. SUCCESS
| ful leap year matinee In the gymnasium
on Friday evening 1t was largely at
tended and was very pleasant affair
Nephl c, Hicks, president Of the COM
mercial class. has returned to school
from Sunnyside, after performing faith
ful military service there as q member
Of the national guard.
The Book Of Mormon lectures by
Prof Mills viii begin next Monday eye-
! ming at o'clock In Barratt hall. sun.
day school and NJ. I. A. workers are es-
pecially Invited. The lectures are free
The lecture Of Mrs Minnie j. Snow
before the lady students on Wednesday
morning was an admirable and earnest
presentation Of the home duties OF girls.
Personal "reminiscences Of unusual in
terest formed the basis Of Sister Shows
observations, which were reinforced,
moreover. by readings from good au-
thors, 1t was an address that was thor
oughly enjoyed by the students,
The students In woodwork have re-
Gently made a number Of articles for
actual use, showing that many of them
are becoming apt with the edge tools;
and the lady students In dressmakng
have finished their books Of SAMPLES Of
needlework and have also made for
themselves a number Of articles Of ap-
p1rel
1t Is reported from the bookkeeping
department That Hyrum Baird ogden
manager of the Mutual Life. called 70
see old friends In the bookkeeping de.
partment Of the Salt Lake Business
college this week that Edward Shea.
bookkeeping student Of last year has
gone to Sunnyslde to Keep books for the
Utah Fuel company; that the Old stu.
dents are settled down to work again,
ahi number Of new ones are trying
to asslmila'e the laws " debit and ere.
dls. ana thai the night school Is still
growing IN numbers and interest.
br Miller addressed tn j., young men Of
the institution on Wednesday morning.
he spoke Of purity Of thought in its
influence on character and social purity
and showed the necessity for considers
ing the subject Of parenthood and here
dlty. one OF the mental weaknesses OF
human nature, namely. the gullibility Of
many people was illustrated I'm the
course Of the doctors exposure OF the
folly Of such quack appliances as "elec-
tric' belts and other similar ALLEGED
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Paul took part IN the discussion BY re.
lating an actual case of young mans
becoming needlcsslv alarmed and NOR.
bid over his condition as result Of
reading such advertisements The
words Of great newspaper were quot
ed showing that high medical authority
attributes the deterioration In the Brit.
ish army recruits to the habit Of cigar
cite smoking by boys. The official re-
port names headaches. bad memory.
sowness OF thought, dyspepsia. poor
blood, short breath, pains IN the heart.
and bad temper as results Of the cigar.
cite habit
More than 20 different menus have
been prepared by the class In cooking
this year BY the close Of the school
year more than 40 menus viii have
been served to those who take daily
lunch In the dlningroom. The prac-
tise Of preparing food daily for % or 30
persons gives the students in cooking a
thorough and actual knowledge Of the
value, preparation and serving Of the
various kinds Of food The require
mcnts are so eXacting as tG induce the
numbers Of the class always to do tn .lr
best. Not only must the food be well
cooked hut 1t must he ready precisely
at L. each day. While the work Is g.
ing on, each member Of the class IL
required to keep the utensils clean and
in order BY the time the dinner Is
ready everything else must be in order
also. Any foods that could not he pre-
pared and furnished during the class
hours the class members have cooked
In their own homes Bread making has
received special attention and practise,
and reports Of home results In the pro-
duction OF light. sweet loaves are re-
CURED with samples Of the product.
Instruction In made-oyer dishes forms
an essential part Of the domestic &C.
onomy of the class work, and many
original nalatable and dainty dishes
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