The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-06-29

pause. Among other excellent numbers
WIS 2 Educational D.svute" By twenty
young misses Shs. fepres- ntiDg IS many
stslci demanded prc-eminrnce after
al nzi, stated Their claims Hiss Ninifrsd
iji.nSis tLeT IS Justice awarded The crown
To Christian Doctrine who. ia fne person
o. Miss Eva Church. was crowned in
charming faolcau.
In ADDITION u the two plays we're maus
excellent musical NUMBERS, both vocal
and Instrumental: Tor 81 Teresa's enter
taiDmesis are always noted for the nigh
order ~ Iheir musicals and tie executive
ability win which IT'S pupils preside It
the piano harp. violin, mandolin or gui-
tar. al 81 which are taught al the Aca-
deny Among The yocaiis;s abo gave
special evidence OF the careful training
at 1t. T~resa's way Miss Edythe Hyde. OF
Dream, whose rich soprano voice WAS
often heard during The exercises, much TO
Inc pleasure Of the appreciagly- audience
with whom Hiss Hyde has grown to be
universal favorile Hiss Matte Knight,
~ ShaA,i'.e also gives promise OF be
roaming = sweet singer Miss Rachesli
Knight was heard as violinisl Tor The
first time and her playing WAS greeted
with applausa. She is already quite
pianist whilst Miss Matte is equally
ssiiliul at mandolin or piano The liitle
tots alsu eginced the most careful insirIc-
ton and training la q pretty doll song aud
drill and again in miikmaid costume 10
the -Miikmaids Song" both Of which
were very p easing.
Thursday morning n ten A. NJ a large
aid select audience again presented them
selves 10 witness the annual Commence
m-ni exercises The hall aud stage were
pF0fuselv decorated with flowers; green
aud white. the class co.ors predominant
ing. Above the stage hung the arpro-
pirate Class motto. "l)feds. nor Words.
aud from tie center go.
During tile course OF tie excellent ami
thoroughly refined program. many sseei
Instrumental and yoca. selections were
given which testified 10 the musical abil-
lty o. ~ Ieresa's pupils; premiums and
certificates were awarded in the different
departments BY RI. Rev. A. J. Glorieux.
aud special prIzs many Of whidh were
gifts from his Lordship Bishop Glorieux
and the priests Of Idaho, were presented
10 those whose merits deserved ihem
The special prizes took The form OF beau
tiful and instructive books whica il is
hop. d will be more beneficial to the mind
is more for ornament than benefit Tie
essay, ''The Poetry and Prose OF Life
WAS an excellent literary production which
ahounded ID beautiful thoughts; 1t was
well read by the fair Young graduate
Miss Mary G. Burke she compared life
to volume whose poetry WAS written IN
chi.dhoods happy hours and whose prose
awaited iife's bitter DAYS with its griefs
aud disappointments. Her essay showed
careful aud original thought aud was well
received
After the gold medal and diploma had
been conferred upon The two young grad
uaies by RI Rev. A. J Goreux. with
appropriate and touching remarks, ana
The crowns Of honor for regular atien-
dance aud perfect department had been
placed upon the heads OF the deserving
by the Bishop Miss Alta Coston the val
edictorian stepped forward and delivered
her gracefully worded etsav IN most en-
tertaining manner that won the hearts OF
all. Taking for her subject, SELF Cul-
lure, she pointed ont the necessity OF
labor on ones own part if one would win
renown in any sphere. To neither school
nor teacher is due our falure or success.
but To- ourselves. Her effort evincpd d-ep
study as well as a penetrating thoughtful
mind and deserved the praise which all
who had the pleasure of being present
accorded il. lnconclusion she gave most
grace hi expression TO her farewell to her
Alma Mater. and TO Instructors and
schos l-life associates, her words breath
ing tenderness and regret and ut the
close Of her valedictory there was a sin
cere demonstration of approval
Bishop GlUrienx then addressed the
audience in his usual earnest manner.
giving TO The Sisters of The Holy Cross
their need of praise for the good work
being done by ST. Teresa's to which he
wished ESQ Perpetual
Among the pupils in attendance dur
ing the latter part of the last year at st.
Teresa's were Minnie, Lena and Bessie
Baker. daughters of our esteemed citi-
zen d. n Baker.