The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-03-27
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81. 1907.
Normal School Notes

new society seems to be taking strong
root in the life of the Normal.
On Friday night the Eclectic Lit.
erary society gave the following pub
lie program, which was an outgrowth
Of the study of the Victoria age.
Perpendicular Age. .......
Myrtle Peck.
P1ano SOLO. 49,. 81. .Chop1n
Edna Craig.
Reading 80. The Ring
Mary Davidson, Roy Chapman.
Reading. with music. :. The Castle
Margaret Davidson.
Vocal Solo. Sweet and Low"
Loretta Salladay.
Reading, with music. .......
........... The Lady Of Shalott
Norma Mcdonald.
Reading In a Gondola
Alice Henry, Roy Rogers.
The Thursday morning talk this
week was given by Miss Sabelwitz
head of the music department, and
was an account of the opera, mad
am Butterfly" and its author, illus
trated by a piano rendering of parts
of the score. While Miss Sabelwitz
said there was much of the music
that it was impossible to represent
with the piano, all who heard the
talk and the piano illustration felt
that they had gained some idea of
the quality which made this opera
SO popular.
All the friends of Mr.. Will Mont
gomery, of the class of 1899, are
much pleased at the recognition re-
ceived by him for the work that he
has done in his appointment to sue
coed Mr.. Deny, who has been ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. F. M. Nc
Gully.
Miss May Hubbell and Miss Flora
Mcdonald of the elias of 1906, who
are now teaching in Tacoma, are visi
tors at the dormitory.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Arthur
gave very informal party to the
girls of the dormitory. While this
was a girls party, it might not have
been recognized as true had there
been onlookers, for there were a
number of low cut vests and swallow
tailed coats in evidence. Later In
the evening the party was given u
serenade by some of the members
of the school.
Wednesday night the basket bail
teams were entertained at supper at
the Antlers by the boys of the school.
Miss Kaufman acted as chaperone
Mr.. Wilson and Miss Thomas are
at Tacoma this week attending the
institute.
In many schools and colleges it is
the custom for the professors to
build their houses around the school
property. Prof. Morgan has long
had a pretty home facing the rear
campus. DR.. Munson has now built
and is occupying very beautiful
cottage two doors from the street
on which the Normal faces, and is
employing his leisure in planting gar
den and lawn. Since DR.. Munson is
biologist all his plants ought to
grow.
Miss Anna Harland has been called
home on account of the death of her
brother-in-law. She will return af.
ter the Easter vacation.
There have been added to the Ii.
brary this week sets of each of the
following authors: President Roose-
welt, Poe and Kingsley.
Mr.. VIM. Chapman, member OF the
/ junior class, has left school for this
quarter. He hopes to graduate with
the present junior class.
The concert given Tuesday even
ing in the assembly hall by the Fish
Jubilee Singers, under the auspices
of the Epworth League. was largely
attended and seemed to be much en-
joyed. The students had the pleas
ure OF listening to several selection:
by the quartette in the afternoon
Tennyson's Sweet and Low" wal
especially enjoyed.
The seniors have presented TIT
senior class room with a picture, tn,
subject Of which is "A Venetial
Scene"