The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-25

ancei essay, transformation" Miss
Glsssn, which was very fine; vocal
., trio. Protect Us Through the Coming
Night" Misses Conklin, Teas
del and Hall; chorus by
d. forty Juniors, after which little
Miss G. Heath made a speech;
a duet for eight bands, was only
rendered by six, Misses r. and L.
] Pepper, and B. Lowell; little Miss
Mamie Marshall being sick did not
taks part; duet. piano, little B.
Benedict and NJ. Park; vocal chorus,
katy Did," seven little girls; triple
trio, Misses E. Florida. 8 Cooper, G.
! Gilmore, 7. Hall. P. Schultz. r. and
l.. Pepper and III. Pa ks; piano
quartelte, E. Mccormick, A. Oonklin,
K. Culllnap, B. Lowell; the French
: drama was omitted owing 10 the sick
ness of Miss Mamie Marshall; instru-
mental selection, Miss M. Burke and
D. Shaughnessy. Then followed
May pole dance, in which q number
of little misses took part, and which
was really beautiful; piano solo,
Lucia" Miss L. Guthrie, finely
rendered; chorus, when the Sum
mer Rain is Over" piano. March
for Retiring" Misses Lannsn, O'Neil,
White, Baken, McNamee and Dufiey.
Miss Cronin, from the Sacred
Heart" Academy at Ogden, gave
piano solo, and Miss Kittie Baskin,
from the same school, sang, both
doing exceedingly well.
OF course, some portions OF the pro-
gramme we're rendered in superior
style to others, but there was a
general excellence which character
ICED the whole, that makes special
mention altogether unnecessary.
| The afternoons exercises, however,
made one thing very convincing, that
the sisters who are laboring in the
academy are doing good work, as
the upeuestiouahle excellence OF the !
students testifies. The discipline is
perfect, and the course thorough I'd |
of = nature readily comprehended. !
Not only are the more Intellectual
branches taught, but instruction ia
giving in sewing, cookery, and even !
household duties, so that girls who
graduate are women, so far as in
struction can make them. and pre-
pared to enter upon the realities oil
life, whatever may be their spheres.
| The specimens of sewing and cooking
were remarkably fine. In the fine
ant department, also, rapid strides
have been made; and among a great
many superior evidences OF skill were
an oil painting by Miss Ada Dryer,
and silk dress on which was deli
cate artistic painting, the work OF
Miss Keogb. The Thole affair was
grand success, and one OF which the
Sisters may Justly feel proud
The academy itself has been ma
terially improved inside and out,
which adds much TO the healthful-
ness, convenience and comfort of the
pupils. The academy numbers about
fifty boarders and 150day pupils, and
is in fourishing condition.
GOLD MEDALS.
The following young ladies were
entitled to the medals OF the classes
under which they come, and there
being but che medal for each class,
they drew for it, the fortunate one
having the medal presented after:
Having finished studies in Eng
lish course, awarded to Miss Kate
Glissau, of Phoebe, New.
The prize gold medal in senior de-
partment, for Christian doctrine, do
mated by Reverend Father Seaman,
was drawn for by Misses Kate Glis-
san, Naomi Conklin, Jennie O'Neil.
Mamie Burke and Annie Baken, Miss
Burke winning.
Gold medal, Christian doctrine,
iunior department, dona.- d ~ Rev.
Father Keiley-Misses Maud Tut
worth, Emma Mccormick, Dora
Shaughnessy and Kate Cullinan;
Kate Cullinan drawing,
The prize gold medal for application
in penmsnship. donated by Mrs.
Scrimgeour, OF Alta-Misses F. Phil
lips, s. Moritz, R. and s. McNamee,
II. Little, E. Lsnnsn, K. Milford,
l.. Siddoway, NJ. Duffy and K. Culli-
nan; drawn by NJ. Duffy.
The prize gold metal for applica-
ton and improvement in drawing
and painting, donated by Mrs. Thos.
Marshall in the name of her little
daughter Nannie-Misses F. Phillips,
l.. Guthrie, E. Good win, A. Good
win, NJ. Hammond, J. O'Neil and
K. Giissan; drawn by a. Goodwin.
81 The prize gold medal for applica-
ton and improvement in plain sew.
ing, donated By Mrs. Rice. OF Silver
Reef-Misses F. Phillips. r. Daft, F.
and N. Little, A. Goodwin, r. and
5. McNamee and A. BoWering;
drawn by A. Bowering.
The prize gold medal for good con-
duct and correct department.. donated
by Hon. Mayor Guthrie. of Oorinne-
Misses Kate Glissan, E. Wareing.
F. Phillips. n. Conklin. R. DAFT, E
and A. Goodwin, F. and n. Little. E.
Kimole, L. Dewey, s. Moritz. N.
Chambers, G. Heath. F. Cohn, g.
Taylor, K. Milford. P. Berry, N.
Bowering, A. Riley and NJ. Godge';
drawn by F. Phillips.
Honorably mentioned, but not
having been at St. Msry's the whole
year, did net draw for the medal
Misses L. Hall. NJ. Adams and L.
Berry. :,
Gold medal for good conduct and
correct department in the junior
department, donsted by Mrs. Lawyer |
Goldthwaite-Mis L. Siddowsy, NJ.
Tutsworth, E. Mccormick, d.
Shaughnessy, A. Oonklin, l. Brown,
NJ. Kahn, A. Ellis, g. Cohn, n.
Marshall, NJ. Kirkmsn, n. Nixon. L.
Gibson, E. Uohn, L. and r. Pepper, !
R. Plume, H. Heath, NJ. Salisbury, F.
VonTrott, A. Cartier, NJ. and II.
Flyeare, L. Loury, E. Florida. NJ.
Waters, g. Gilmore aud L. Wurtz-
burg; drawn by f. VonTrott.
Honorably Observation-Disclosures. L.
Hanson, 5. Shelton, NJ. Lutkin, G.
Rawlius, L. Hobbs, q. Hall, NJ.
Schwin, NJ. Breusch, N. Young and
P. Snulta.
Crowns of honor were awarded
to Misses NJ. Hammond, A. McOlsin,
n. Leahigh, A. Hepworth. E. Pink
ham, Bertha VonTrott, A. VonTrott.
q. Rord, NJ. Duffy, G. Kahn, B.
Hushman, NJ. King. S. Cooper, L
, Bird, NJ. Haywood. 7. Hall, L:
james, F. BoWring. h. HepworIh and
A, Korntz.