The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-06-23
Act II. Scene II.

| Harp accompanlment-MiS Mel
lie Langlois.
-"An Evening Revel," ......... Minimsi
49,. Act III.
Recitation, Mr.. Spoopendyke and
the Towel, -. Miss Leonora Klei
Vocal Quartette (double) Come to
the Woodland" Henner, accom-
panied by Miss Eva Beaupre.
| Sopranos-Misses Eva de Lorimier and
Nellie Langlois.
Mezzo sopranos-Misses Jennie Brady
and Minnie Rowe.
Altos-Misses Agnes Wickham and
Catherine Parker.
Contraltos-Misses Leonora Klei and
Lillian Parent
Act "
Victory march ........St. Vincent's
Orchestra.
Piano v1;.st,; Miss Ewing , PrGgIx
Good Night ~; -; ~; Minlms
Where Shall We Anchor?".
Miss Ada l. de Lorimier
Comforting of diplomas and awarding
of medals and premiums.
Closing address by Right Rev. ]. B.
Brondel.
Admission tickets can be procured at
Pope & O'COnnors' drug store, on Fri
day, until after the evening of the eX-
ercises. They can be exchanged for re-
be open at 7:30; performance begins at
s o'clock sharp.
Father Cassidy Of Walkerville has
been seriously i'll the past week, and
his many friends hope to soon hear of
his recovery. Father cassidy is assist
ant pastor of st. Lawrence Church,
Walkerville, where he was placed i'm
mediately after his ordination. AL
though the climate of Walkerville is
more vigorous and healthy than Butte,
Father Cassidy has not been well, and
it is feared that a change of location
will have to be effected before he will
derive any marked Improvement in
health.
Father AIKEN was expected back from
his vacation June Is; he failed to ma
terialize on the date mentioned but
was expected Monday, June IS. Fathers
BatenS, being without his assistant in
VAUDEVILLE. Father Cassidy, Father
AIKEN stayed to help him Sunday with
confirmation and regular services. The
Fathers in Helena are doing the best
they can without him, and had only
four Masses on Sunday, when the usual
routine is six.
Rev. j. B. Thompson of Mount st.
Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, o., will
be ordained to the priesthood for the
diocese of Helena Thursday, June II.
His chances for a vacation with his
friends at Mt St Marys does not look
very encouraging, the force at work
now in Montana can hardly administer
to the wants of the congregations, scat
tered far and wide, over the state.
.
Rev. Francis Van Clarenbeck left
Billings Monday, June Is, for visit to
his old home in Holland. Father Van
Clarenbeck has been in Montana the
past seven years, Iaboring faithfully in
the path he has chosen. Since his res
idence in Billings, he has built nice
eleven-room stone pastoral residence, a
large steeDle to the church. and has
been instrumental in building and es-
tablishing the Sisters hospital there.
Mr.. j. H. Leyson, the popular jeweler
of Main street, Butte, has presented st.
Vincent's Academy with a, handsome
gold medal, to be awarded for deport-
ment. Mr.. Leyson is an ardent advo-
cate of education amongst the young.
We hope his example will be followed
by others to promote encouragement !
and advancement in good conduct and
department. Mr.. NJ. Gravelle of the
well known firm of Case, GraveIIe & Ir-
win Co, has also presented the Acad-
as first prize for artistic needlework
and embroidery. Father AIKEN has given
gold medal for punctuality, attend
ance and deportment to St. Vincent's |
Academy. A drawing will be held for
the medals, and those entitled to draw
will have an equal chance. The recip- |
tents of the. above named honors will !
not know their fate until the evening
OF the closing exercises: Public am
nouncement will be made at the opera
house that evening.
st. Aloysius Boys school will hold
their annual closing exercises Thurs
day evening, June u, in st. Aloysius
hall. They will render the following
programme to their friends and teach |
ers. There will not be any admission
fee charged. The entertainment is
complimentary on the part of the pu-
pills, and invitations are extended to all
their friends. The different prizes, !
medals, etc. will he awarded at the |
conclusion of the programme:
Opening, Hymn to st. Aloysius, boys |
....... Milton Monogram
Instrumental trio, "Marche Triom-
phale. Gobbeart.. =. Charles Hawks
William Rogers, John Nicholson
Drill and song, Merry Little Gyp-
sizes" ....................... Minims |
Dialogue, Grammar Under Diff
culties, Jos. Michels and Emil |
Zoeller.
Vacation" An original comedy. Act 1. |
A camp in the Woods.
Instrumental duet Mischief
Polka" Atwood, George Gabisch, |
George Trieschman.
Opcretta, Jimmy, the Newsboy,'
John Fallon and John Nicholson. |
Act II. Scene as before, few hours |
later. Moonlight.
Instrumental solo, Convent Bells
Warren Dahler. |
Dialogue, 1.-The Evil Adviser" Edward i
Bonner, Walter Yund, VIM. Crispin.
Recitation, Mother, Home and
Heaven .Aloysius Flynn
drill, Company "A, Alloy
sius Cadets. |
Distribution of medals, Right Rev ]. |
B. Brondel.
Musical surprise.
Selection, st. Aloysius orchestra
Good Night" John Mitch
kea and John Lecy
The Novena to the Sacred Heart,
which began on Corpus Christi ends on
Friday, the Feast OF the Sacred Heart
This is a pretty devotion, consisting of |
the act of conservation to the Sacred [
Heart. Litany and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament. Quite a number
are Anaking the Novena, this being the
of the Sacred Heart, it is a
fitting and appropriate devotion.
over 100 girls banded together in the
Society of the Children of. Mary receiv-
ed Holy Communion at 8 o'clock Mass
last Sunday 1t was most edifying
sight to behold those fair young flow
ars of the Church" approach the affairs
in honor of the Mother of God. Such
beginning during their most impress
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