The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-21
St .Mary's Junior Choir.

Cathedral gave their sixth entertain
ment before a large and interested
audience
Sixty-fiye children appeared, ranging
IN ages from wee tots of to young
ladies. Although the summer is poor
time to have entertainments, large
and enthusiastic audience attended and
greatly enjoyed the following pro-
gramme:
Duet
Master Stanley Woods, Miss
Nora Gleason.
II Corricolo' ............ .........
........Miss Judges, Miss Craddock
Song, Go Sleep, My Honey" ......
Lena Fafek, Teresa Butler, Dol
lie Williams and Little ones.
Vocal solo,. Little Katherine Thomas
instrumental SOLO Master Dale Smith
Masters Charles Egenberger,
Clement Naylor.
Vocal solo ..... Miss Mary Halloran
Eel Captain" ............ .......
Miss Mary Halloran, Master
Ruel Halloran.
Solo, Hush, Hush ...............
........ Little Margaret Connolley
Obligato, Miss Maude Matthews,
AN Opera Tea" -. BY Thirty Japanese
Baby Japanese-Margaret Tay-
lor Helena Fister.
La Balladine' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
....Miss Morrison Miss Warburton
Second Gavotte (Godard) 1920:
.....,....... ......-. MISS vi dlldui
Vocal solo ......... Miss Fafek
Vocal SOLO 49,. Little Mile Williams
Duet $500. Miss Graham, Miss Free
Song, Blue Eyes" Observation-Disclosures.
!! Nellie Geary, Beatrice Williams,
Margaret Fitzgerald and the
Little Ones.
! "Fleeting Days ............... Chorus
Sooist, Miss Birdie Frey
The young ladies of the choir gave
clever little commediatta, Young
Dr.. Devine"
The characters were well sustained
throughout.
Miss Addie Frey took the part of
Madam, instead of Miss McCabe, and
Miss McCabe took the part of DR.. De
vine on account of Miss Meyer leaving
suddenly for Denver.
The following was the cast:
Rebecca, the monitor. ..........
... Miss Katherine O'Brien
Elizabeth. VINO is restless ..........
" Miss Anna Porter
Marie, who writes ................
.............. Miss Marie McCooey
Grace, who also writes. ...........
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Irene Kane
Rose, who reads and who always
wants to know" Miss Jane Leyland
Maude. who conjugates the verb Ito
love- in English Miss Birdie Frey
Laura, who conjugates in Latin.
.....................M Miss Nellie Hope
Madam, the principal. Miss Lily Moper
DR.. Devine, a female physician.
............. Miss Nellie McCabe
Laura ............... Miss Ella Knoll
Clara Fafek. the sweet young so
prano of st. Mary's, as usual captured
the audience, singing with exquisite
feeling little ballad, Il Will See
Mother Waiting at the Door" Miss
Morrison, Miss Warburton, Miss
Judges, Miss Craddock. Miss Graham.
Miss Free, Miss Mary Halloran, Master
Ruel Halloran, Master Charles Egen-
berger, Master Dale Smith, Master
Stanley Wood did some pleasing work
on the piano.
Mary Halloran, the talented little girl
who is always a great favorite, sang
very pleasingly, although she was quite
ILL., o.
Katherine Thomas sang little solo
very we'll it being her first appearance.
Margaret Connelley, wee girl, and
a remarkably clever one, captured her
audience in a pretty song and dance
Mile Williams, as usual won much
applause for pretty song. very well
rendered.
Miss Florence Graham, who is
very talented pianist, played Godard's
Second Gavotte in a very finished man
ner. =
The one numper that completely cap
tured the audience was the Blue
Eyes song, by Nellie Geary, Margaret
Fitzgerald and Beatrice Williams
Tiny Marguerite Taylor, aged three
years, was the star of the evening.
Those present will long remember her
sweet baby face and the clever work
she so innocently performed. "The
Japanese Tea" and Go Sleep My
Honey were very pretty numbers by
Dollie Williams, Lena Fafek and Te-
resa Butler.
The programme closed with a pref
ty waltz song by the young girls of
the choir, with Miss Birdie Frey as
soloist. Miss Frey has pretty voice
that shows much Improvement since
last year. Tiny Helena Fister, tiny
tot, attracted much attention during
the evening with little Marguerite
Taylor. Those two pretty babies were
very lovely and to see them kas worth
the prize of admission.
Many beautiful floral offerings were
given during the evening, but many
mistakes were made in giving the
flowers to the right children.
Beautiful bouquets for Miss Fafek,
Miss Frey and Master Dale Smith
were lost. A tiny adnirer of Miss
Clara Fafek threw her large bou-
quet from the wings to the delight of
the other children
Taken altogether, the entertainment
proved that the St Mary's children
possess unusual musical talent, which
only needs further development. The
children and those in charge of them
appreciate the interest taken by the
parents and friends, and with this CO.
operation the junior choir of st.
Mary's will be success
Mrs. Lent and Miss Margaret Harley
assisted with the children during the
evening. The ushers were Michael
Fitzgerald, Harvey Brennan, Daniel
Armstrong, Howard Butler and Joseph
Mckay.
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