Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-26
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, SALT LAKE.
Art Gems to be Seen, and the Intro.
ductory Exercises.
Salt Lake Tribunc.l

Salt Lake Tribunc.l
The school year of this model acad.
envy in Salt Lake draws to a close
and the closing exercises will take
place to-day and next week, the
latest Of all commencement exercises
of the mission schools here.
This afternoon there will be the
distribution of prizes and introduce
tory exercises in Academy Hall, at Z
O'Clock, forming an attractive and ap-
propriate programme, which all the
friends of the school will be delight
en- to hear. They will be we'll enter
talned, for the young people have
taken great pains to excel, and under
the patient, able and ingenious III
struction and drill they have received
from the most admirable devotecs
who have them in charge they will
present captivating sight. The cx-
erclses are varied and excellent, and
we know whereof we speak when we
say the pupils are sure to 90 through
it all in exemplary discipline and with
commendable grace and spirit.
The commencement exercises proper
will take place in Walker Opera
House on Wednesday afternoon next,
the hour Of beginning having been
changed from ) O'Clock, as in the pro-
gramme, to $50.
To-day, however, the art gems of
the pupils, delightful blossoms of their
labors, will be on sight at tie art
room of the Academy, whicn is IA per-
feet art gallery for the time beinr-a
bower of beauty. Many admirable
and rare works Of taste and beauty
are to be seen there, and we advise all
to afford themselves the treat of 90.
ing to see them \ short inspection
of the beautiful objects yesterday en-
ables us to specify the following
among the particular attractions:
Painting by Miss +. Tudlv, of
Frisco; basket Of flowers aud basket
of fruit.
Chenille work on canvass, by Miss
Katie Spain, st. Aloysius; also, bv
the same, "A painting Of water-lIlies.
by Miss Sharp, two paintings: \
winter scene by the sea and noun
tain scene, very clear and vivid: also.
European landscape and an Arctic
scene.
Paintings, basket of flowers, flow
er-bcds and flower pieces; also, birds
by Miss f. Shurtleh.
Elegant paintings of vines and
plants, some copies and some from
nature, by Miss Crockett.
Basket Of roses and violets, paint
ing, by Miss \. Harris.
Paintings, by Miss Kceney, little
birds, and beds Of pansies.
+ lower sketches and fruit paintings,
by Miss Muratta.
Two elegant flower panels, bv Miss
Wright.
Painting of grapes, pears, apples,
etc, by Miss Baker.
Flower basket painting, by Miss
Miner.
Flower panels, by Miss Pinkham.
Crayon, Egyptian Princess, by Miss
faht
Oil painting, Sunset in the Alps.
With lovely lake in foreground, by
Miss \. Peters.
Birds and nests, aImos, covered
With daisies, painting, by Mrs. Her
'crlinc.
y quiet and well-drawn landscape,
~ Walter Bailey.
Rlchly'worked toilet set, by Miss
;toddard.
Child's embroidered dress, by Miss
}owriny
Elegant sofa cushion, by Miss
Wright.
Table cover and cushion, by Miss
schwinn.
Stool cover, embroidered table cover
md fancy work, by Miss SPAIN.
Embroidered chairs and covers. and
.ancy rug, by Miss Brooksbank.
By Lizzie Shurtletl, fancy cover.
zap, and chenille cross.
Toilet set, handkerchief case. ETC.
BY Miss Morier.
Bottle covers, cushions, drapcries,
etc, by Miss Harris.
sofa cushion, figured, by Miss Mag.
gie Hayes.
cushion, embroidered with lilies.
by Miss Ada Pinkhum.
.
Chenille picture, cushion and Ken.
work, by Miss llerberlne.
Cushion and embroidered shawl. hv
Miss Nellie Carlton.
Embroidered cushion, by Miss Jen.
ME Hunter.
h'chly,covered cushion, by Miss