The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-29

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81 MARY-s SCHOOL.
ST. Mary's school closed its annual term
Thursday, the most prosperous in the history of
the school. The school is under the supervision
OF the Sisters OF the Holy Cross, ana by that
able and earnest work has taken place with
the best schools in the country The enroll
mont for the past year was over $50, with an
average attendance of about l19 pupils. The
closing exercises of the school were given in the
opera house, Thursday evening last, and drew
out a crowded house. The following is the pro-
gramme and list OF prizes and premiums
awarded to different scholars:
Programme.
"Grande Marche Triompbale"- (Kuhe)- -
------------ Misses K. Malone ana NJ. Ivers
Fairy Greeting Waitz-lKinIen 81 -4. pn'
------Litt1e Mary Shields and Anna Barrett
Chorus. MY Grandfather's Ducks''
Little Girls accompanied by Miss K. Malone
Fleeing Gold" drama in one act
DRAMATIs PERsoNE
Faoiola ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mary Martin
agnes ----------------------.M Mary Ivers
FulvluS. Frances Noonan
Judge -------------------AgbeS Harrington
A Vestal- Lillian Thiriot
Guards, Lictors, Slaves, etc
Prologue Lillian Thiriot
sCENEI
'.Fa6ioia and her Sldces,'
Beautiful Moonlight '-Glover
Misses X. Malone and E. Durkin, accom-
80, panied by Miss NJ. Feeney
Musical Box" Capriee--J. e. Muller
Misses Nellie Carroll, Lillian Thiriot and
F. Noonan.
SCENE II.
''7he NomeRtaB Vilta''
Excelsior Polka. E. Muller
Misses Nellie OKeefe, Anna Grey and Ebba
Lubbock.
SCENE III.
Prison
Recitation Master William Bennett
"Killarney''-Balf
Miss N. Mahen, accompanied by Miss K.
Malone.
SCENE w.
1.-THE Forum"
Nearer s1;sn Ny God to Thee,"-Jqlie Rive,
10 Restless Sea, "-(White) -.
Misses N Mahen. K. Malone and E. DurSin,
accompanied by Miss M. Feeney.
SCENE ".
'ihourner's Dream"
Fanfare (Bohm)
------,.... Misses E. Durkin and M. Feeney
Solo (by requesD Miss N. Mahen
"a SCENE IN THE OLD LOG SCHOOL -
Graduate John Malta
Ieacher- ------ Savage
DUDE - Collins
oI Wa BOY ---------------- John Malta
a Wanderer- recommendation Collins
Yankee---------....- -----James Harrington
Pupils of school
satellite" polka de concert-0. c. G ALDEN q.
Fly Away Birdling'- Franz AbtJ
Misses N. Mahen and E. Durkin, accompa-
MED by Miss X. Malone.
Polka BisselQ .----- -----.-.
Recitation HPeak Sisters, James Roo,n
-, Accompanied BY Miss M Feeney
March de Tambours"-(S mith) ---.
-- Misses Mary Feeney and Eva Durlkin
Distribution of gold medals and premiums
Closing remarks.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine, in
senior department, donated by Right Rev.
Bishop Seaman, awarded to Mary Ivers,
Franklin Noonan, Margaret Harrington and
Agnes Harrington; drawn by Agnes Har-
rington.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine in
junior department, donated by Rev. Father
Galligan, awarded to Anna Feeney, Mary
| Shields, Ellen O'Keefe, Agnes Carroll,
Lena Stoll, Clara Crossman, Anna Gray,
Jos. Kennedy, Jas. Harrington, VIM.
Murphy, and b. Deason; drawn by Anna
| Feeney.
Gold medal for Christian doctrine in
minim department, donated by Rev. Father
Blake, of San Francisco, drawn by E.
Connolly.
Gold medal for correct department in
senior department, donated by Rev. Father
| Galligan, drawn by Mary Ivers.
| Gold medal for correct department in
junior department, donated by G. A.
! Tewksberry, drawn by Mary Shields.
Gold medal for attendance in minim de-
partment, awarded by Sisters of Holy
Cross, drawn by Birdie Post.
In senior department prem ums were
awarded as follows: John Fitzgerald fol
attendance; Lillian Theriot for applica
ton; Frances Noonan for politeness; Mar
garet Harrington for good lessons; Mary
Ivers for general improvement. and Agnes
Harrington for improvement in penman-
ship.
In the junior department premiums were
awarded to VIM. Bennett for arithmetic
Jos. Kennedy for United States history
G. O'Keefe for attendance; Jos. Harring
ton for penmanship; A. Lubbock for polite
ness; G. Collins for general Improvement
Margaret Dalton for penmanship; Ella
Lubbock for application; Ada Cook fol
composition; Sophie Morgan for genera
Improvement; Anna F'eeney for United
States History; Mary Shields for gram
mar; Ellen O'Keefe for United States
History; Agnes Carroll for United States
History; B. Deason for general improve
ment.
Premiums were awarded in the minim de
partment for general improvement to Fran
els Watson, Mary Combaw, Kate Bennett
Anna Deason, Francis Payne, Mary Leahy
JOS Doyle, Edw. LeCompte, VIM. VIM
and John Harrington. In music, the frs
improvement for marked Improvement
was awarded to Mary Feeney. Othe,
premiums, to Mary Ivers, Kate Malone
Mary Shields, Ellen O'Keefe and Ann,
Gray, Ella Lubbock, Anna Barrett. Chas
Shields and Jno. Malta.
| THE FOURTH
| Park City has moved at last and decided
to hold celebration on the Fourth. 4
subscription list was circulated this weel
and good sized sum secured, Ths Hebe
brass band has been secured to furnisl
patriotic music, and the Heber baseball
club will test their skill with the Park clul
for a prize of $50. The following programm
has been arranged to be given at the rae
track. There will be no speeches:
Baseball at 10 am, between Park City an
Heber clubs; prize, $50.
Pigeon shooting at pm. prize, So for bes
| score.
Horse races at pm.
I1-Pony race, local horses; prize SIS
2-Half mile race, local horses: prize s25.
Shalt mile race free for all; prize, S25.
Boys race, for boys under fifteen years OF age
prize, s..
Foot race. 200 yards, free for all; prize, $40.
G. A. S.
TO THE SALT LAKE CLUB.