Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
UNIVERSITY or UTAn.

Both houses OF the state Legislature
spent yesterday forenoon az the Uni
Verslty They reached the campus az
10 o'clock. and were taken through the
laboratories shops, mill and class rooms
where they could see the students at
work. Al 1880 they met the faculty
and students In the assembly room Of
the Museum building, where they were
given an enthusiastic reception
Speeches were made by President W.
w. Ritter OF the board Of regents. Gov
Cutler, ex-GoV. Wells, President Kings
bury, and Or. Talmage Of the Univer-
sity President Love OF the senate
Speaker HUI Of the house, and other
members Of the Legislature, After the
meeting the visitors and faculty we're
banqueted by the department Of do
nestle science under the direction Of
Miss Wheeler
The Rev, Benjamin Young Of the
First Methodist church was the speak
err at chapel on Wednesday. His theme
was Character" and he discussed II
from the following topics best educa-
ton, good name. splendid courage, and
common sense, He cautioned the stu
dents against initiating and illustrated
his remarks with many amusing Incl
dents taken from practical life, The
musical feature Of the program was Il
solo by Miss Holt,
Last night the '06 normal class gave
a dance IN the assembly han OF the
Museum building
The department Of zoology has re-
| Gently received for trial new forms OF
| colodlon and freezing microtomes.
They are now in use IN the astrological
/ laboratory.
A number Of students have applied
| for an advanced course I'm plant NOR
| phology and a class In this subject will
/ probably be arranged for next week.
/ Professor Chamberlln Is slowly re-
covering from his recent sickness. He
met his classes this week, but ia stll
| quite weak. In addition to supervising
/ the department OF biology, he Is teach-
| ing % hours OF the regular class work
| with the accompanying laboratory
courses. The department win no doubt
be given more instructors next year
This evening Prof. Babcock viii give
a series OF miscellaneous readings be-
fore the students Of the Eureka high
school.
on Wednesday afternoon, Prof Byron
| Cummings and Attorney Mat, Thomas
addressed the Salt Lake city teachers
at the Lafayette school.
Mr.. Frank V, YanCott Of Salt Lake
city and Miss Annie Anderson Of Pleas
ant Grove were married by President
John r., Winder Mr. Van Colt 10 night
watchman at the University, and Miss
Anderson Is a member Of the fourth
year normal class. After Feb. 10 they
viii be at home to their friends at 225
Fourth street.
Next Sunday evening Prof. Stewart
will deliver an educational lecture at
Santaquin.
Supt Jensen Of SEWER county schools
has written Professor Stewart asking
him 90 bring one Of the critic teachers
from the training school and conduct
teachers institute at Monroe on Feb. 20
and "a.
Manager Ebert D. Thomas OF the
Varsity Dramatic club has made mr.
rangements whereby the University
students can GET reduced prices 20 see
MI Ben Greets production Every
man" This is a fifteenth century NOR
allty play, and is Of special interest to
students OF English literature.
Or. Talmage returned from tho east
last Saturday and met his classes as
usual on Monday After leaving WASH
ingt0n, D. c.. he visited higher educa-
tlonal institutions In New York Phlla-
dephla, and Chicago While IN New
York he met j. r. Clark, Fred j. Pack,
w. r. Ward Claude Of the University
one prominent professor at Columbia
told DR., Talmage that the men study
ing there, who hold degrees from the
University Of Utah. are equal 10 any
graduate students they have. While .
away Or Talmage was caught IN the
great blizzard and says Il was the cold
est weather he ever saw. He had his
Thermometer along and II registered
4. a. %. % and IS degrees below zero
az different times and places along the
route. Tho doctor returns In the pink
OF health, having gained eight pounds
Next Friday evening the sophomores
will give a grand han in the Museum
building.
MIR. Fred A. BurlSet representing
CHM & Co., was visitor yesterday,
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