Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-21
BpldHAM YoUNd COLLEGE.

I.ogan.-The basket ball team OF the
third year class gave an open challenge
To the school on Wednesday which was
accepted by a picked team, principally
fourth year students. The game was
played In the gymnasium at 4 O'Clock
and there was a large attendance OF
Interested spectators. The contest
was close one, but the challengers
were defeated by score of H-lb
on Wednesday the devotional hour
was occupied in separate meetings. The
young ladies met In the assembly hall
and were addressed by Sister Iina Y,
card on subjects of timely interest
The young men assembled IA the gym
uasum, where President Llntord ana
Professor Chamberln spoke to them
ON proper aims In life and the estaD-
fishing of correct habits, Both adj
dresses were highly Interesting
The lecture committee OF the college
has arranged for "a dramatic recital by
Miss Maud May Babcock, professor OF
clocution IN the University of Utah,
She VIII appear on Saturday evening
at 1880 I'm the assembly hall Her sub
iect VII be Booth Tar<mgton's inter-
esting historical novel; Monsieur
Beaucare." Miss Bubcocks recitals
are always pleasing and mstructNeand
II IS hoped that the people OF Logan
will show their appreciation OF lltera-
ture by attending her recital
Professor A. Il. Wright has opened
an exhibition OF his important paint
ings in the faculty room of the college
and this week invitations have been Is
sued to prominent people giving them
the privilege OF viewing this artists
work during the remaining weeks Of
January. one Of the principal feat
ures OF the exhibition VIII be the por-
trait Of Miss Richards, which won the
$500 state prize recently and which, af-
ter Feb. /, viii be sent TO Salt Lake,
where 1t win form part Of the Alice
Art collection us the property Of the
state Of Utah. one Of Prof. Wrlghts
latest paintings that Is attracting at
tentlon Is that OF a landscape I'm the
Logan city park, which many believe
to be Professor Wrights best land
scape work The exhibition VIII be
free TO the public, and q general In
vitation IS extended 10 lovers of art
10 view the collection,
Mr. and Mrs, Il. Bulleu, Jr, gave a
dinner Thursday afternoon In the din-
ing room OF the college to the retiring
members ana officers Of the board OF
education of Logan city. Covers were
laid for twenty and the guests OF the
occasion being Messrs, and Mesdames
Fred. W. Crockett, q. g. Jensen W. III.
Apperley j. W, Barrett W. II, Thain,
u, G. Jensen. W. $, Laugton, Mosiah
Hail. Miss Lille Kent and MI Leo
Nielsen The dinner was served by
the domestic science department under
the direction OF Miss Rose Homer, and
was an elaborate affair The menu
was one OF the best yet prepared 10y
the college,
The domestic science department of
the college commenced serving dinners
regularly this week, ana viii continue
this feature for several months The
dinners are prepared and served by the
students of the department under the
direction of Miss Homer, and are pat-
ruulzcd 10y the leading people of Iu-
gan. on Monday Mrs. George w.
Thatcher entertained q party of eight
The missionary class OF the college took
dinner ON Wednesday, The students lu
the advanced classes each IN turn
make an purchases, prepare the din
ncr, and 0tlcate az hostesses for the
day The girls have $50 far acquitted
themselves with great credit