Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-18
Relief Society Class at H. D 5
University Holds ES
srcses.
FORTY.TWO COMPLETE COURSES
Program Of Nuslc, speaking aud Pre-
s,ulatloo Of cerlI6cates In Barrett
Hail This MornIne

nursng which for the past oight months
has been taking n courqo of instruction
undor mr. Margaret Roberts, held ilS
yearly graduation exercises this morn
ing IN Bnwnll hall
The course began ON sept ". Tho
Instruction comprised aclcntinq nursing
by Dr Roberts VIII, gave daily training
for surgical, ohitolrlcll and general
nurslng with especial attention to an'
,sopsIs, ventilation and cnro of The
sick room General phyaiology lhclud'
ing study Of the anatomy OF The
human body, was given by Prof Miller
ana hygiene for women by Mrs Miller
Of the l.. n. \, university,
There were present on the stand Mts
Emma Empoy superintendent Dr NJ
q, Roberts, instructor, Mrs Pllscllln ~
Ritter Instructor cooking ANA MITE
Phoebe Y lionty, secretary
Also sister Bnthosha W. Smith, Mrs
Ida y, DuFonbcrrX and other ladies
Interested IN this work After singing,
prayer was offered by Prof j, II Paul
The following program was ihon rcll'
derod
AddrosBu pr NJ, G, Roberts
Response liathshobn Smith
Plano solonn,p,,,,,nAgne Dnhlqulst
Remarks n,,,nSigtcr Priscilla j, Ritter
Comforting Of diplomas ,l!,p,,nr
nn.D,,,,n,nSlslur Emma Empey
Response Clnrlce Thatcher
Vocal solou,nnuu,,M Miss Lotto owen
DIR. ROBERTS ADDRESS,
Mrs, Roberta stated that 20S nurses
have graduated TO date from this class,
and narrated interesting incidents llua'
tratlyo OF the experience OF Relief So
cloly workers who mnko II their oa.
ptclal duty TO relieve the wants OF the
sick and the 0illictod, Addressing the
class Dr Roberts said,
There are u few words that stand for
things that may be helpful 10 you,
These words are falth, honor, duty
thoroughness, unsolnfhnoss,
There are other words but ! rc'
frnln from mentioning them, that. You
may be moro able 20 remember these,
take you 10 Witness That the thnps
for which these words stnnd have been
the daily burden of my instructions 10
you, They have constituted the re.
fr0in OF every lesson, and very properly
10 think, since these are the essentials
without which no success to YOU Is pos
eIhle.
You observe that place faith nrs, ON
the list Of words that stand for those
essentials by which | mean faith IN
God, and IN His interest In the n1alrs
OF mon, ana IN HIS power ana wllllng.
moss TO help them Faith IN all those
things IL absolutely 4 necessary lhlng
10 me | could not work II II were not
for this faith, and very naturally II IN
dnlcult for me- TO understand how 9th.
ers can accomplish anything without n,
Hence ! commend n 20 YOU M n work.
Ing principle, justified ] assure you, In
my experiences,
Next to faith IL honor, without which
am almost tempted 10 wonder II thorc
can be any faith I nm sure that the
one can not long eubalst IN the absence
OF the other
Honor. as use II hofc, means, az
have told you, truth'tellng and truth
living
Let me say once more, tho nurse, IN
n way, IN something Of u soldier Their
virtues are akin. and may be summed
up IN this phrase, which should be 20
each of them the objective In all Of
fort--Doyotion to duty,
a selfish woman Ia n possibility M
you all know but selfish nurSo--ls
out Of the question.
No calling IN life, except perhaps that
Of u mother, requires 40 completely u
sacrifice OF self nv the calling OF a
nurse, and II ! thought thore were amy
IN your ranks that were not willing TO
mako this self sacrifice, ! should With
out hesitation advise ihom not to wear
Che uniform OF q Roliof society nurse
n YOU can hold thOAo thoughts re-.
apeoting faith, honor duty, unsolnsh.
ness before your mind until they be-.
come positive principles OF action TO
you IN llfo-.I shall feel mat our efforts
have not been IN vain, and that In fact
we have accomplished something that
has been worth our while,
FERMENTATION or CERrlFl-
GATES,
An Impressive part OF the cxorcIs,
was tha presentation Of the certificate,
Of graduation by nathshcba W smith
president Of the Relief societies rhl
nursce, urrnyod IN The white aprons
and aulta characteristic Of their order
presented an interesting ana nttroctIy,
appearance, ana the stand IN front wul
covered with the ilOWora sent by pat
rona and admirers, The names OF IN,
graduates are no follows
Bear Lake stake Penney May Bag
Icy
MAZDA smart
payIs stake pol. Carrie Moss AnD
Eleanor Williams,
Enggn Stako-Lnvinp Dean, NcIl
Knight Emily Ebom and EllgabolI
Granite Stake--Clmlce ThalohorGc
trude TohIoson, Hannah BoardHhnl
iibble Latham, Jennie Taylor Eunlc
Hulso, Hannah S0dorborg ANA Elisa
beth llnnsen
lIymm stake Dora Peterson
Jordan Stake Caroline Jensen,
Iunb Stnke.altho BIglor
Rnnab stake Sophia Roundy
Liberty Stake-N odn Quist Mildrc
DnrneWOrth, II, H. Lambert
Morgan Slnke-lOurA A. ThNckcraS
oneida stake blanche Hatch, Mllirc
Lowe Amanda Stokoe AdrIa NJ, IN
lor
Tullmor 4, -, HiaW,
pnroNan gtako- columbia Richard
pocolollo FuReaC charlotte WOODLAND
panguItch Smke.aloHophne Houston
Salt Lake Ntnko.-l}cllc Morrison, IN
e. smith, Hltollo NollNuom Edith
lohnfon, Nerna Wilcox lcHJin lloO
pnnrd, Emma Anderson
sanpolo Fthko--l lnnnnh childe
Mrs Priscilla j. lliter gnvc nm lnto
pourngc and devotion 10 God nR anon
the essential qualifications VI u nurs
whose calling, che said, was roally
mission,
Mrs, Empoy summarized tho work
tho class ana then announced n
Onmos OF tho graduating class
Tho response by MISS Cllf
Thatcher was warm and oSprcmi'
tribute 10 the services of the tonch
md contained many humorous refo
pncos TO Incidents Of class history
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OFF FOR ENGLAND,
Thomas Winter the pioneer dro
a -. ana N.lrn lofi Nnaipp1uV for lon