The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1899-12-30

light; men who will make of US men,
and who, as the evenings feast will
I prove, can at once be fathers. brothers,
| trends. aye for our own good, school
/ mates, too 1t is those whom we es-
TEEN. those who honor US today; who in
silence claim our loyalty our graft
lude, our devotion. and our love. Re
pay them by personal favors Ve can
[ not II we offered them gold they
I would desDise our gold. What they
ASK or US is to study their motives. to
7 correspond to their wishes. to carry
ouI lhoSe lofty ideas they would make
Out ne food, to stand before the world
I g ItOoIe specimens of manhood. as our
I dtAef IN Heaven would have US stand;
/ 20 tower above the common kind as do
I Ile Sull-cdpped peaks of Wasatch or
/ vi CqulIIh over the humble valleys at
/ Inelr base, that they might say at
/ heaven golden safe. 1 have helped to
| make a man.
| Let us promise this gratitude born
QeNollon TINS night and swear in our
hearts that we shall ever be men.
The menu card and tcasts of the
banquet is given below:
- Chicken Broth
IhOSe Whom We Honor ...
eco. Very Reverend President
CELERY
Those Whom We Esteem" ...Jno. Talon
heHheDec salmon. HOllOudaiSa Sauce
.e, Partisan Potatoes
sweet Memory ClLnSs 10 Happy Hours
Prof. j. Gallagher
. BOled On Tongue. Sauce PiQuante.
And the Living Presents CAL for Action
I. WOiUhau
Roast Young Pig. Apple Sauce
BUT the Future Feeds on Hope. ....
Lobster salad
"A nations boast ifs a nations bone
As well as its might of mind
..........-.....PrOf. j. Z. Tanning
Veal CrOquetteS. French Peas
Firmly builded with rafters of oak
The house of the farmer stood
.....-..,;,....,. .......... Prof. r. Canning
Peaches with Rice
we Are Champions: Who Said So?"
Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
From Harmony. From Heavenly Har-
The Universal Frame Began"
Mashed Potatoes.
Stewed Tomatoes,
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
'And Through All Hallows College Life
In Sunny Notes Ii Ran.
Hot Mince Pies. '"''
Columbia. the Gem of the Ocean
zee. ...... -; =, Rev. NJ Murphy
"A Little Nonsense Now and Then
Is Re ished By the Wisest Men,
Assorted cakes :.- Vanilla . cream "a Furey
I,Lumen in COelo.' REV. J. Taylor
Oranges. Apples, Bananas,
Nuts Candy, Chocolate.
Ring out the Old Ring in the Newt
Ring Happy Bells Across the SEOwl'
-. ........................R Flynn
The Pen Is Mightier Than the sword
...... -..... ........ Editor f. Mcclure
POSTMASTER .-.... Rev. q. p. Gueymard.
Christmas Entertainment.
On Wednesday, Dec p, the All Hal
lows Musical and the Dramatic so
ciety gave an entertainment to the stu
dents and faculty. The hall was taste
fully decorated with bunting and the
college colors. Notwithstanding the
cold weather, about 200 people We're
present. Among the numerous guests
were the members Of the High school
football team.
Every number on the programme was
bright. entertaining and we'll rendered.
The work of the band and orchestra
was especially fine. every selection be-
ng well appiauded. Great credit is
Iue Professor Petersen for the manner
N which he has made both band and
orchestra reach their present high stan
lard One Of the finest numbers on
the programme was the playing of Ar
thur Petersen. The manner in which
ne rendered the most difficult passages
was marvellous, and brought forth the
heartfelt applause Of the audience. The
especially the rendering of
Little Jen" by the Minins, were very
much enjoyed
BOX and Cox" a farce of one act,
provoked much laughter, and the act
)rs received a good share of applause.
Thomas Powers as Box captivated the
audience by the excellent Interpretation
Of his part. William Luddy took the
part of Cox, and j. e. Smith as
Bouncer made fine old English land
ord.
At the close of the entertainment
Father Larkin paid a glowing tribute
10 Dramatic and Clee clubs and dwelt
IN the charms and effect of music. He
spoke. in part, as follows
- Music is q heavenly art. because 1t
alone of all the arts will pass the por-
ais of heaven. The sculptor will cast
,side his chisel and hammer. when ne
;efE his highest ideals realized in per-
'ect forms of the blessed. The artist
will leave his palette and pencil because
10 will see his fOndest dreams of the
beautiful surpassed in the visions Of
heavenly loneliness which will surround
lim."
Turning to the High school boys who
we're, present. Father Larl0in said; We
ire delighted to see here tonight the
rictorfoUs High school football team
Thev are. and always have been, the
worthy rivals of All. Hallows in ath-
cites and sports Of all kinds, but they
lave also been our friends. We trusE
hat this feeling of friendly fellowship
will continue in the future, growing
tronger year by year, and that rvhen
IN HalIows again meets the High
chooI on the gridiron the play will be
marked by the same gentlemanly con-
uct as that which characterized the
anne this year"
A monument of the composer, johann