The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-30
SUMMIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Ninth Annual Exercises Held at the
Dewey Theatre-Large List
Of Graduates.

Edlk OllN, May Z6.-Ine ninth annual
commencement exercises of the public
schools of Summit county We're held here
last evening in the Dewey theatre, when
one of the largest crowds ever present
at a school closing in this city saw the
stage crowded with young boys and girls.
who had successfully passed their eX-
aminatiOns, and who were TO receive their
reward for the hard and faithful work
that has been done by them in the grades.
Professor Howard Drlggs OF the Utah
University delivered the address and his
remarks were exactly suitable for the Oc-
casiOn. The following program was also
given:
Piano solo .......,.,.... Miss L. Townsend
Invocation .............-.. Bishop Rasban1
Address .............. Prof. Howard briggs
Piano solo ............ Miss Bessie Gushing
Vocal solo ................ Mrs. j. ii. Martin
Presentation of certificates. ~,..~-..-.
....... Superintendent VIM. Nj. Boyden
The graduates were:
COalville District No. Edna Walton.
James II. Read, Jeanette Buchanan
Maggie Salmon, Viola Browne and Violet
r. Wilde.
Hoytsville District No 3-Effe Beanie
Ruth Gum. Lawrence Wilkinson. Fay
Lee. John H. Bowen, Winifred Lee.
Wanship District No. William Young.
RockpoTt District No. Earl Vernon.
PeQa District No. 6.-Mabel Marchant,
Gertrude Roundy Rose Rleazard. Hazel
Lyons, Alice Marchant.
Kamas District No. Ira Lambert
Roy COrbett, Zena Williams Clifford
War;. Genesta Lanty, Milton Pack, Mont
Carpenter Rachel Mccormack. Emma
ford Lewis. Reuben Lambert.
Parley's Park Distrist No. 9.-Laurd
TrOtman, Cecil Peterson. Frank Peterson.
Woodland District No. n.-Raymond
Park CITY District No. 12.-Margaret
Terry. Ada Johnson. Mildred Dority. Anna
LanyOn, Cecil Stanley. Mildred Minnick,
Mae Donahue, Chester Dalgleish. Paul
Fraser
Webb. Andrew Johnson, Margaret Baxter,
Margaret COrri6an. Virginia sutherland,
Beatrice McAVin, Byron Pope, Dan Sulll-
van. Lizzie Martin. Glen Campbell. Roger
McDonough Rex Potts. May Driscon IFia
sherman. James Dalgleish, Eugene Sulli-
van, Willie LYthall Rhea Williams, Ad-
die Mccormack, Josephine BefoN, Esther
Dunbar Retta HoWarth, Edith Clarke, lie
Clane, Ira Diem.
Oakley District No. 13.-Jessie Nix, Min
ME Franson. Theo. Robinson.
Francis District No. 4.-Lawrence Pres
colt.
There have been numerous lodge func-
tons during the past year IN this city and
most all OF them have been very success
full affairs but the celebration Of the
fourteenth anniversary Of the local menl-
bers of the o. h. S. held last evening in
the Sutton hall far surpassed anything
of the kind ever given in Park city in the
way OF SOcia biltty and general good tune.
A short program was given, which was
followed by a sewing contest and prizes
were awarded to the ladies sewing on tIs
most buttons. This was followed by a
sumptuous supper. Two long tables were
sci and all the dainties the market at
foTds were in evidence. The banquet table
was decorated with cut flowers. and in
The lodge room ported plants and ferns
of all varieties were used, and from the
! ceiling hung an immense star, illuminated
: with red. white blue, yellow and green
( lights. these being the colors Which form
! the points of the star. the emblem of the
/ order.
cleared away and dancing was INDUCED in
! for a couple of hours
! Ruth. the 2-year-Old daughter of MIR
ana Mrs. r. NJ. StTinger, died of pneumo-
/ MIA Thursday evening The child has
/ been sick for several weeks. ; No funera
! arra N pements have as vet been made.