Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-30
NEW PRESIDENT
IS INTRODUCED.
Cordial Words Greet Col. Willard
Young at l.. D. S. Uni.
verSity Today.
BOARD MEMBERS SPEAK.
Announcements for Ensuing Year to
BE Made shorily-Dumcslic Girls
Entertain at Dinner.

Ihe trustees OF the Latter-day Saints
university met with the school assem-.
bly, this morning In Barratt hall. The
object of the visit was the introduce
ton of the newly elected president.
Colonel Willard Young President Paul
made the formal Introduction in a few
remarks OF the utmost cordlality, re-
ferring TO Colonel Young as the former
pNsident of the Church university,
whose name and charter had finally
been bestowed upon the Latter-day
SAINTS college. Colonel Young. he said,
was scholar. gentleman, a man OF
sood education, broad mind, and liberal
views. lie therefore commended him
10 all that was best IN the feelings OF
the students, ana TO all that was high
est In the institution
PRESIDENT WILLARD YOUNG.
Colonel Young then came forward
ana in iew~Well chosen expressions
outlined his policy, which, he said,
should be one Of general unity and good
VIII lie said he hoped to succeed In
the main object for which the school
LAD been esta blished namely. to make
the hearts Of the students: ana ne said
this could not be done If the faculty
should be arrayed against the students
or the students against the faculty. He
sald ne would not say more at present
bul would meet with the faculty to
outline the work FOR next year
HON. +. N. LYMAN.
Hon. Francis NJ, Lyman then smoke
briefly, saying that the board had AL
ready found in President Young a
man whose whole heart was In the in
stitution; that the board was united in
his support, as they had been In sun
port OF President Paul; and that they
would labor as before with the united
nelp or all 10 continue To advance the
institution IN the lines of its present
progress
PRESIDENT A. II. LUND.
President Anthem II. Lund said that
ne was pleased with tho reception
given To tho new president The stu-
dents should not feel that this was
Bro. foungs school or Bro. paulis
school, but their own school lie
hoped that the students mirht become
thinkers as well as readers, ana be-
neYers as wen as members, and also
snow their faith by their works I'm tho
Iuture lie then commended the in
coming president Ia the students as
one IN whom the greatest confidence
could be placed by all parties.
HON. JOSEPH h. TAYLOR
Hon. Joseph Il. Taylor said II II were
possible to make phrenological ex-
animation to determine the ATTITUDES
OF the students before him. A might
De amusing; but a better forecast could
READILY be made by looking into the
races OF the students, wherein any one
might read the pleasing history OF
those VINO shall graduate from this
school. The desire of the board Is 10
provide the best that is possible. and
second 20 none. The board win utilize
eNeIy aolihr ana every other means
IN TINS endeavor man has heen
chosen whose soul Is with Won I'm
whom you viii ind bAbther and a
friend As to President Paul he has
the entlre confidence and esteem of the
BOARD Tor the ability and fidelity with
Whlch ne mas conducted the institu-
ton.
HON GEORGE H. TAYLOR
Hon. George II. Taylor said that he
had been for Ia years n trustee and |
had seen the institution grow from
It's small beginning to It's present di- |
mensions. He knew OF one recent |
student who had for three successive |
years been taken out OF this school |
by sickness. Yet he was now presi- |
dent of a mission Such a start had |
thls school. even on broken time. given |
him The speaker also said Il hon |
or Brother Paul I'm the work that no |
has accomplished, and honor the new |
president, Brother Young. for what | |
feel he will be able 10 do"
WILL ENTERTAIN.
To-day, In the domestic science de-
partment Mrs. Rena b. Maycock and |
Mrs. Laura l.. Tanner will entertain
az dinner Misses Anna Grant aud Vida
Jones preparing and serving the lunch
eon. The guests viii he Mrs. Emily G.
Adams, Mrs. Lotiie p Baxter Mrs,
Emily II. Higss, Mrs Marble X. Can
non. Mrs. Mary r. Irvine. Mrs. Annie
IyersoQn, Miss Myrtle Cartwright, and
Miss Valette E1rdley.