The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-08
GREAT D6III
At UN|VER|
Alumni and Class Dsy j.
School Is pronouas
Success. i
MORE THAN THOUSAyD
VISITORS on a
Programmes Full or 4.
and Are Enjoyed N
Large Gathering,

The programme In eon,
alumni and class day =, ~,
was held Tuesday, proved ,hs Wv
tanning features OF commara
During the day there won
visitors on the campus wh. "a
various entertainments. sess
lzations received In dIfrera,, =
throughout the day. pon.,
were held by many Of tba !,
have left school during tbs ~.
and cordial reunions werc hi,
alumni. 'a !,
The festivities for the dsr
the annual normal class ~
which were held in tho uAY 81
An original play. The ~
written by members NJ 'n.
the feature OF the prorran wy a
acts, IA Touch Of High LIZ n
t9r 'ne Professor" Hard al v
STUDY; Practice. Criticism ,,s
tlon' cleverly portrayed sesra W, Sl
life. Among those taking nsr,
ton briggs. Leslie Jones pn
John DALEY. Fred Major NJ
Della Carruthcrs. Anna WiI,ia
Cox, Ivy Spencer. Mario scn,
Blank. Between the act
given by eight girls and a ss
dercd by Mrs. Sitter '
Band Concert Lnioya
y band concert was given f,.-
clusion OF the normal class 4.
o'clock. During this time The y
tngs and reunions were held ~
tors were conducted throuph y
ings and grounds.
The college class dav p,s
most unique and original aT,,,. /.
been given at tho school 'rhp.
and tho students suffered ain.
smart jokes and satlrcs az ,t.
II was opcrcd by an address 1
Anderson the president OF tbe =
Erma Pcndleton sang a solo, =
followed by the class histo,v 4
+. Roberts. The class pronh.,-
by Miss Milllccnt Lyons "a.
Miss Eleanor Prout. After Il
by Charles Stoddard. Fred W.
livcrcd the class oration. The r.
by Laura Gardner was espe,i.7|
The closing number. medlo
by the Misses Erma Pcndle,oa 4
nor Prout. was the feature Of 4
noon. This consisted OF some 4 ri
In which the girls OF the class :
different students and prufeSsr,
Tho remainder of the aftsr1|
spent In matinee dance IN a
naSium. Nearly 500 couples euj|
affair. RI
The annual alumni banquet a
ton to graduates VIII BE- tel
university gymnasium tonight m
VIII assemble I'm the girls syua.|
sis O'Clock, where short danu
ccpTion will be- given. Later N
and their guests will repair 10 d /
gymnasium. where the banquN
held. Following the banque, N \
a delightful musical is piaDna
Alumni Association 10 VI
The University of Utah Aissl|
citation held its annual busines 4
isiHA W. III Ils All' siNliNaplt IL
museum building. G. f. Narn
man of the committee that sss n
years ago TO prepare 3
OF the Alumni association. reper|
the work involved d history o. 4
In Utah and WAS being wri,isa j
Edgar Young. Most OF the copy
written and the book will soc
lishcd. Theodore Nystrom. cht1
the Alumni scholarship commlllsI
that this committee n
under way to greatly increase y
scholarships. These schoEn
present provide small income
lent TO worthy students.
DR.. J. f.. Merrill ui tho hdar1
troll of the association presidH
meeting in the absence Of
Harden Benpion. Henry j. va
elected president of the aSsrt1
the coming year. The other oiiln,I
ID AT this meeting are: Mrs Fl
larson. Vice president: II. R ~
retary and treasurer: Oscar w
alumni representative on me
council, MIR. Allen has held ~
Dt secretary and treasurer iel
Der of years. Mrs. Eliza Siede
was chosen member oil lm
control for a four-yedr Term.