Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
new DESERET GYM
OPENS TOMORROW
Finishing Touches Put on Today
And All Is Now in
Readiness.
CLASS SCHEDULES ARE MADE
MI Arrangements Ready to Begin
Glass Work "Wednesday
Schedules Arranged.

The finishing touches were nut on to-
day at the Dcseret gymnasium and all
Us IN readiness now for the formal open
ing tomorrow. At 10 am, IAN inspection
OF the competed institution VIII be
| made By tho general authorities Of tho
church and az noon the institution viii
Doe thrown open to the general public.
Among the notable guests tomorrow
win be Gov, spry ana state officials.
Mayor Broustord and city officials aud
other invited guests
Actual work In the gymnasium be-
gins Wednesday. when the taking OF
the physical examinations under the
direction of Physical Director Day viii
be begun. Assignments to classes viii
also be made at that time. The work
Of the classes from the l.. D. $ L.
also begins Wednesday.
[ Physical Director Day unpackcd his
library OF books and other periodicals
dealing with physical education, gym
nasium work and kindred subjects to.
day. 1t consists OF several hundred
volumes and appears complete in every
branch covered Including playing rules
for various sports, indoor and outdoor
Asst Physical Director Robert Rich
ardson viii also add a number OF vol
umes TO the library from his private
collection.
The uniforms o. be worn In the gym
nasum have been received and orders
for their delivery TO enrolled members
are being made today.
RECEPTION PROGRAM.
Arrangements for the opening have
been made more with view Of show
ing the visitors the building and ex-
planning the many features worthy Of
special note than Of providing enter
talnment. There will be no formal
program and no special opening uere-
mony. During the afternoon the
Schubert string quartet will play from
2;30 10 80 o'clock program Of popu-
lar and classical music that viii include
the following numbers. Miuuet In @ BY
Beethoven. nocturne by Chopin. selec-
t'es srOm Woodland" by LADDERS
from "Seredade" by HERBERT Nor
wcgian Dances" by Greg. Dawn
OF Love" by Bendix. GLOW Worm
by Llncke. ana Autumn" by Morst In
tho evening, from 7:sO 10 1890 o'clock,
the salt Lake orchestra, under Fred
hftiH JOYS VIII NFllltI Nllf IflNANfhlNNE
program: Selection. Prince of To-
night" by Howard; "Sizllutta," by f.
Won Blon: lie Caid, by Thomas; Red
Mil" by Herbert; suite" by Schu-
mann: selection from "Lohongrin.' by
Wagner. Peer Gynt Suite by GrieR.
and waltzes by Waldteufed. The visi-
tors to tho gymnasium win be shown
through in groups Of 10. in order that
an may hear the explanations made by
the guides To escort the groups
through the various departments nearly
100 guides will be provided under the
regular gymnasium star.
Those who have been permitted TO see
the building declare Il to be one OF the
finest gymn6siums in an the west, II
nor in America. Every conceivable app
paratus that modern athletic science
approves has been installed, and the
appointments are considered ideal In
every way. The gymnasium Is under
the supervision Of Prof r. :. Hinckley,
general secretary, and W. p Day VIII
have entire supervision Of the gym
nasium and athletic work
CLASS SCHEDULES.
The arrangement OF classes has been
completed by Prof Day az follows;
Seniors-Tuesday and Friday at
pm
Intermediate-w Wednesday and satur-
day at 1880 pm.
j
urday at 10 am.
Boys-W wednesday at pm and sat
urday at am.
Students Tuesday and Saturday at
s pm.
business mcn-Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at $3.50 pm.
l. D. s. u. Grls-Monday, lo-l0;50;
Tuesday, 10. special; Wednesday 10
1850.
L.adios-Tuesday and Thursday at
1850.
Girls Monday. rs; Thursday, As.
L. II. :. L. Boys-i. 80. $40, Mon |
day. Tuesday, ., special ], 1850; 2:40. |
"Wednesday; Friday l. 1850, 2.40
Group contests and special games--
s.
Insti-uctors-Tu at and Thurs
day at 2
Leaders Tuesday at e:45 and We'd
nesday at $3.50.
instruction in swimming, fencinE, !
wrestling and boxing at stated periods