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

Once OF Inc lntermountain and Col.
orado Catholic, 400 Charles Block
Curtis and Fifteenth Streets. Cor.
respondence for Rev. 7. n. Malone
should be addressed P. o. Box 1856
Denver, Colo.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
The beautiful Convent of Lorettc
opened wide its doors on Tuesday. June
ID, to admit the large number of peo-
pie eager to show their appreciation
of the good Sisters work II was
commencement day and a vast audi
ence had gathered to see three charm
ing young ladies bid adieu to the home
Of their childhood. The graduating
class consisted of Misses nellie Finer
~. Aileen Sullivan and Rosamond
Pryor.
Miss Pryor read a very interesting
essay on Abuse of Language" in
which she set forth the evil effects of
the use Of slang. Miss Sullivan's es-
say disappearing Authors" showed
how the time-hOnored works of such
men as Homer. or, in more modern
times, of Dickens or Thackeray. are
being put aside for the now popular
Janice Meredith, David Harum, -
Richard Carvel' When Knighthood
Was in Flower" ITO Have and TO
Hold" or Ped Pottage" There was
considerable truth in Miss Sullivan's
remarks, some of which were in their
way truth rather laugh-prOVOking.
Last, but not least, came Miss Fin
ertys Valedictory. Her beautiful SEN
timents sank deep into the hearts of
her listeners, and brought many of
them back to the days when they, too
bade a tender farewell to school days.
Following is the programme:
A Mo ,,1.-Hf
Misses p. Heyman, A. Voorhees,.
z. Cox, n. Boache, n. Mahon-
ey,, l. Gonzales, NJ. Cole, L.
Wilkinson; accompanied by
the Oeolian club
Cantata, The Little Gypsy Minims
Piano, Miss Margaret Fallon.
overture ...--......--.......--. Hoist
Misses M. Foley, K. Davoren, L.
Wilkinson, G. Walsh, N. Nc
Artney, a. Athens, E. Des-
serick, G. Judge, E. Athens, G.
De Cuyper, E. Borstadt, B.
Erdlen.
Recitation, "A Warning .....
.....-........ Miss Louise Seeberger
Chorus, Hearts as Light as Air.
Wekerlln
Essay, Abuse of Language" ~
.....-......M Miss Rosamond c. Pryor
Polish dance .SCharwenka
Aeolian club.
Piano, Miss Emily Cox.
Recitation, Mary Stuart" ........
...............M Miss Fannie Theobald
Vocal duet .-............-.....C ampana
Misses nellie Finnerty, Edith Mullen.
Piano, Miss Grace Gaylord.
March HOngrOiSe ............. kowalSki
Misses n. Finnerty, E. Cox, G.
Gaylord, F. TheObald, n. Ma
honey, K. Davoren, Z. Sulli-
van, M. FallOn.
Essay, disappearing Authors.
........ Miss Eileen AlOysia Sullivan
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 2........L List
Pianos A-Misses n. Finnerty,
NJ Fallon, G. Gaylord, NJ.
Heyman. Piano B-Misses Z.
Mullen, NJ. Foley, Z. Cox, A.
VOORHEES,.
Chorus, Summer Fancies'' . Metra
Piano, Miss Grace Gaylord.
Recitation, THE Sicilian Captive.
.............. Miss Katherine Mullen
THE Lion Tanner" Boettger
Aeolian club.
Piano Miss Emily Cox.
Valedicterys. IF the Waters Could
Speak as The Flow ...........
800. Miss nellie Catherine Finnerty
Comforting Of diplomas on Miss nellie
Catherine tinnerty, Miss Eileen Alloy
STA Sullivan, Miss Rosamond Catherine
Pryor.
zAuQI GSS. NJ IACN. ~. y. MALI, L. -
Awarding of gold medals.
The list of medals and premiums
awarded is as follows:
Gold medal for excellence, donated |
by ut. Rev. n. c. Mauz, d. D.-Noted |
by faculty to Miss Mary Cole.
Gold medal for politeness, donated by |
Rev. J. V. Pitaval, Aspen, ColO.-VOted |
by the pupils to Miss Grace Taylor.
First premium in juvenile department !
for politeness-Awarded to Miss Ada |
Mahon.
Gold medal for diligence in academic
classes, donated by Rev. William |
Organ, Denver-Merited by Misses |
Fannie Theobald, Alberta voorhees,,
Louise Seeberger, Lucille Moore, Mar +
garet Fallon, Catherine Davoren, Grace |
Taylor Marie Foley, Emily Cox, Mary |
Cole. Lora Anderson. Awarded by lot |
TO Miss Marie Foley.
Cold medal for Christian doctrine,
first class, donated by Rev. Richard
to Miss Eileen Sulli- |
van.
cold medal for Christian doctrine,
second class, donated by J. K. Mullen,
Denver-Awarded TO Miss Glen Walsh.
Gold medal for scholarship, third
academic, donated by Rev. A. O'Neil. /
Rochester. y. AWARDED 10 Miss
Louise Seeberger.
Cold medal for scholarship, second
academic donated by 7. Z. Peters, Ell
Paso. Tex.-Awarded to Miss Grace
Taylor
Gold medal for scholarship, first
academic. donated by Hon. A. l. Nor
l1son. Santa Fe. N M.-Awarded to
Miss Lora Anderson.
Gold medal for scholarship, eighth
grade, donated by Rev. j. b. PitaVal,
Aspen, Colo.-Awarded to Miss Edith
Moore.
First prize for scholarship, seventh
to Miss Glen Walsh.
First prdemium for literary crluclsm'
merited by Misses nellie F'innerty, Lou
Use Seeberger, Eileen SulliYan-Award-
ed by lot to Miss Eileen Sullivan.
Cold medal for art-Awarded TO Miss
Katherine Peters.
cold medal for painting in water
to Miss Lutgarda
Gonzales.
Gold medal for diligence, donated by
he graduating class-Awarded to Miss
Fannie Theobald.
First premium for diligence in inter-
mediate classes, merited by Misses
Grace GAYLORD. Edith Moore, Luella
Wilkinson, Nellie Mccarthy, Nellie
Roache. Lutgarda Gonzales, GeOrgette
ie Cuyper, Anna Athens, Glen Walsh
Awarded by lot to Miss Lutgarda Con-
zales.
First premium for diligence in Ju-
yenile partment-Awarded TO MISS
Salazar.
Second prize for pastel and water
,olors. merited by Misses Georgette de
ouyper, Nellie Boache, Grace Gaylord
Awarded by lot TO Miss Georgette de
Cuyper.
Gold medal for sketching, merited by
Misses Lucille Moore, Catherine DaV-
prem. Grace Gaylord, Emily Cox, Anna
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