Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

Humorous MISUNDERSTANDING af-
ternoon was given up al the high
school TO tests In elementary work,
especially in spelling geography aud
American history Some of the re-
suits were decidedly humorous
Banquet al Northumberland
persons attended last evenings BAN
quot given by the seventh grade pu
Iils of the Sugar House school to the
eighth grade pupils at Wandamorc.
The decorations were carnations and
pansies,
Annual Memorial Scrviccs--Thc
Modern Woodmen viii hold their an-
nual memorial services tomorrow
morning, in odd Fellows halt. whence
they will march to tne cemeteries,
With the Twenty infantry band
To furnish music
No Quorum prcscnt---'rhcre was not
quorum present last night hence
the meeting Of the city board of edu-
cation had To be postponed indefinite
H. The regular monthly meeting OF
the board win be held on next Tues
day night.
Hit by au AutomobiIc---W. Sims,
while riding a wheel "a front of the
knutsford last evening was struck
by an automobile driven by J. Nc
Coy who claims Sims was on the
wrong side Of the street. The lat
ter was endorsed and his bike smash
ed. but he escaped injury
Ton of Coal for 10 Ccnts-There
was a good sized crowd out last night,
in attendance on THE Country Store"
at the Methodist church, SO that 1900
was realized Everything had been
donated, and sold for 10 cents. Charles
r.. Stewart got the ton of coal So
many people attempted to attend the
supper that they could not he accom-
modated and quite number were
turned away.
University Musicale-~The last state
university musicale of The season was
given yesterday afternoon, in the as
sembly hall. under the direction of
Prof. Coop, The following program
was observed; Selection, U male
quartet; contralto solo, Miss Hazel
WINNER: selection. L choir; bass solo
Clifford Ashby; soprano solo, Miss
Mac O'Neil, tenor solo, 7. Ashworth:
violin solo, l.. Fitzpatrick; bass solo,
Mark Brown,
''Thc Toy Maker an Thcatcr--The
ladies OF the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery association are working Wig
orously for the success of their en-
tertanment, THE Toy Maker" which
will be given at the Salt Lake Theatcr
on the evening of Wednesday, June
IL About so children are being drill
ed for participation in the perform
ancc. and an excellent program is in
preparation. A large patronage IS
urged and confidently expected.
Hit BY Street Car-D r. Harring-
ton. tourist. was struck by a street
"a SiXfh MI
last night but was not seriously in
jnred. Harrington looks like any
thing but tourist. unless OF the
Weary Willie variety and was pretty
well loaded with whisky when he
stopped. or rather staggered, in front
of the car He was taken to the poo
lice station in the patrol wagon and
lodged in the drunk house to sober up.
Drawing Conpctition-Prizes we're
awarded yesterday afternoon, at the
high school for the competitive an
tique drawings. a class of is pupils
participating in the competition.
Three months We're given in which to
complete the drawings submitted. The
bronze medal was awarded to Miss
Rose Howard First mention was
given Francis Graham; second men
ton to Miss Mary Storer LeGreen
Richards and j. Leo Fairbanks were
the judges.
Sons of Wales Mcet--The Utah So
ciety OF the Sons of Wales met last
evening, at tho Commercial club with
GO members present and John James
presiding. Capt, ID. L. Davis reviewed
The history of the Welsh people: Hon.
Fisher Harris spoke also OF Welsh
history. with special reference to THE
Cymry of 1916" There were other
addresses with musical program,
and the meeting closed with Welsh
and American national hymns.
Second Concert in GSnI--'rhe high
school band gave its second concert
last evening, in the gymnasium, with
program OF . numbers Miss Ivy
Evans sang a we'll rendered solo 20
band accompaniment. while the brass
quartet, consisting Of Alva Baor, Guy
Heric. Guy Alexander and Albert zim-
norman, gave several excellent num-
hers The boys did very well, notice
ably in their performance OF the poet
and Peasant" overture Following
the concert there was dancing with
music from the school orchestra The
proceeds go TO the bands mainte-
nance.