Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18
L. D. S. UNIvER SlTY.

Mr., Ernest NJ. Hall, editor Of the
Crimson OF the b. Y college at Logan,
was a visitor last week,-Maud Neeley.
on Sunday last Joseph Christensen. a
student OF the business department,
left for a mission to New Zealand
j. W. West.
The basket ball girls will go to og'
den Saturday to play the deaf mute
girls. The game Is expected to be an
interesting one, as both teams are In
good working order.-Ina Ashton
Last Thursday morning Miss Stella
Paul. a member OF the 05 class, rem
dered two beautiful soprano solos, en-
titled Whisper and | Shall Hear" and,
"The Lover and the Bird" She was
accompanied by Prof Give on the vio-
lin and Prof Stephens on the piano
The songs were rendered In a very ef-
fectiye manner-Eva Evans.
On Monday Elder -. II. Roberts ad-
dressed the Church History classes on
the Causes OF the Persecution OF the
Saints IN Missouri" The speaker, at
ter considering the causes that are gem
eraly given, said that the real cause
was the eumity which Satan has always
manifested against Christ and His
princlples.-Owen Horsfall.
The fourth year normals have for
some time been studying geography
under the general plan followed by the
Tarr and McMurry text books. The
division home geography, has been H.
Illustrated by several excursions, such
as visits TO a planning mill and a shoe
factory, These have been taken as
NH
through them we have been introduced
to other industries, such as numbering,
cattle raising etc, and to the re-
sources of earth which contribute to
making II the home Of man.--Sylya
Compton
The advanced class IN analytical
chemistry Is progressing very rapidly.
Under the instruction OF Prof Thomas,
one who has little interest IN the sub
iect at first win soon acquire liking
for It, After giving the students suni-
Client information TO detect the UNI
known substance, the professor hands
TO each a solution containing several
unknown substances, and tells him to
proceed to find them II often requires
more than one trial but the students
ARE generally able TO give the correct
resuts.--Ray Gledhill.
At o'clock on the last day of school
this year the class that had its begin
ming in the year Of 1901 will meet in
Barratt hall The program win con-
sist OF sentiment from each mem-
Der present, IN person or represented
by letter, interspersed with musical
selections The center of the hall win
be reserved for members Of the class,
while the whole school will be invited
TO attend the exercises. These arrange
ments were practically made and &C.
cepted By the class In the spring Of
1902, The committee that was ap.
pointed by the class will have charge OF
the proceedings a copy OF the pro-
gram with a class roll WIS furnished to
each student, and was 10 be pasted I'm
his Book OF Mormon. The first year
the class consisted OF lA members, and
now there are but 2S, an even four OF
these We're not members OF the class
that year-R II. c, Marchant,
At the last session OF the evening
missionary class, ON Wednesday, a re-
union was held IN honor Of the teach.
en- ana In the course Of an extended
program Of music and addresses, the
following finely bound books were pre-
sented TO the library. Bible. Book OF
Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants Pearl
Of Great Price, Life OF Christ by Far
rar, Life OF Joseph Smith by Cannon,
Scientific Aspects OF Mormonism by
Nelson. On Friday morning the pre-
sentatlon was made TO the school by
Miss Leatham, president OF the class
Each volume contains the pictures and
names of the class members and a
pen engraving which says. THE even
Ing Missionary Glass OF the Latter-day
Saints University. October, 1904 to
March, 1905, as a Testimonial OF Es-