The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-16
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Budget of Catholic News From the
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Correspondence Intermountain Catholic
Helena, Mont, June 12.-The Literary
society of st. yincent's academy held
their last monthly meeting until after
! the opening of school next September.
at the academy hall Tuesday evening,
June o. These meetings have been
held monthly all during the year with
regular attendance of all the mem
bers, The society has been an incen-
! i've to developing decided literary
tastes among many of the members
ana judging from the excellent and
nigh order of the programme rendered
tuesday evening, these evenings have
been well spent, practically and in
structlvely speaking; all the members
take deep interest in the literary work
The colors of the society are white and
gold, the papal colors. The stage was
festooned and draped with them.
Many beautiful plants and flowers en-
hanced the beauty of the decoration
and added color to the scene.
The programme was we'll rendered
every number receiving merited ap-
plause. The Thesis on education was
very good and showed a great amount
or reasonable judgment as to what
should constitute the foundation for a
solid education and which called forth
some timely remarks on the part of
Rev. Bishop Brondel. The officers of
the society are:
President. Miss Ada Delorimer.
Vice president, Miss Eva Delorimer,
Secretary, Miss Annie Cannon.
Treasurer, Miss Gertrude Gokey.
Tis the Woodbird.s Song"
..................M Members of Society
Roll call.
Quotations from various authors.
Instrumental solo,. Miss Agnes Geary
Current topics. ... -
Misses n. Mckee, K. Parker
and G. Gokey
recitation .......... Miss Jennie Brady
Harp SOLO. ..,-.,.... Miss Eva Beaupie
Thesis on education. Miss Alice Pirdaiue
Original poem. Miss Leonora Kler
Vocal solo. '"Thro' the. Valley" 49,.
.............. Miss Eva de Lorimier
accompanied by Miss Nellie Langlois)
Critics report. Miss Mary Russell
Farewell address. -. Miss Josie Haley
"Nalse" ......St. Vincent's Orchestra
Besides the members of the siciety
and Sisters, the invited guests present
We're: Right Rev. Bishop Brondel
Rev. Fathers Day and Burns,
Colonel Charles G. Curtis, Miss May
Curtis, Miss Bessie NJ. ,Lawlor and
Master Frank Curtis.
At the close of the programme
Bishop Brondel delivered brief ad-
dress to the society. He said it gave
MIN great pleasure to see such marked
Improvement among the members of
the society during his absence and he
hoped as this was their last meeting
before the close of school they would
all return to their homes strengthened
In soul and body, mentally and spiritu-
ally, and assure their fond parents who
had made many sacrifices for their
sake OF their love and gratitude. And
always, the bishop emphasized, when
asked to play or sing or do anything
that you have learned while at school,
respond promptly and readily and do
your best to make your homes happier
by your presence during vacation so
your parents win rejoice with you and
feel the comfort and blessing of your
companionship.
The Bishop eulogized the necessity
for moral and religious training and
said it afforded him much pleasure
while abroad to note that perfection in
any degree was only accomplished
through Christianity. And in the "Old
World Music. sculpture, painting and
literature was preserved and handed |
down through the ages by Catholic and !
christian artists. Bishop Brondel gave !
them all his blessing and wished all a |
happy and pleasant vacation.
Master Frank Curtis returned from |
California last week, where he has been
college.
), T. Hendricks, superintendent of |
Butte schools, and President Leonard /
OF the school of mines have been rep |
resentlng Butte at the state board of |
education, held here last week.
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Commencement exercises of-St Vim
cents Academy will be held at Mine's