The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-03-22

who won merited applause in the
'Babys Lullaby Song"
Nellie Kelley gave a pretty recita-
ton, My Little Irish Colleen, with
much feeling, and Bernice. Seidenfaden
was simply fine in her piece of an irish
laborer.
The last part of the programme was
given by Professor Landrum' amateur
dancers. as pretty and as dainty
group of young girls as ever graced
the stage Miss NJ. Brooks gave a
novel dance-"The Street Ballet that
showed both grace and skill. Miss
Brayrs versat ility was demonstrated
in four different dances. She is easy
and finished, showing both natural
| ability and careful, painstaking school
ing. Miss Geary was seen in two lively
numbers and Miss Harris in a very
pretty solo. Miss Derrick, Miss Knox
and Miss Bray sent the audience home
in good humor by their Irish break
downs" Professor Landrum is the
terpsichorean teacher at st. Mary's
academy, so that his representation in
the St. Patrick entertainment was most
fitting.
One tiny mite of child, who took
part in all the action songs and drills
received the greatest applause of the
evening Her name is Marguerite Tay-
Tor; she is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Taylor and is only two
and half years old. A brighter baby
is seldom seen and she kept the audi
ence convulsed with her efforts to act
as the older children did. Occasionally
she would become tired. and would
amuse herself by arranging her hair,
busting her dainty white slippers,
calmly ignoring her audience. AS one
of the daily papers stated, Ito see her
was worth the price of admission.
Miss Nora Gleason had the di-
rection of the stage and the pro-
gramme. The entertainment was
hut one fault, that the programme
was a trihe too long Practically ev
cry seat was sold. Joseph Geoghegan
oficiated as business manager of the
affair
The management of the entertain
ment are indebted to the authorities of
the Mormon church for the free use of
the Theatre.
Echoes of the Concert.
Mrs. Lent, Mrs. George Good, Miss
Harley. Miss Duguet and Miss Buboltz
kindly assisted with the children at
the concert on Sunday night and their
services were greatly appreciated.
Joseph Geoghegan, assisted by Ed
ward McGurrin, attended the door and
the concert admission tickets
Sunday night.
Daniel Sully Of the Parish Priest !
and several of his company occupied a |
stall at the Theatre last Sunday night. !
Charles Dalton of The Sign of the I
Cross and many of the company also |
attended the concert. They all ex- !
pressed themselves as being delighted |
with the excellent st. Patrick day pro- !
gramme.
Mrs A. H. Tarbet gave a box party |
at the Theatre on Sunday night. Her
guests were Mrs S. H. Pinkerton and
the Misses Parker
Colonel and Mrs Edwin F. Holmes
occupied a stall at the st. Patrick con-
cert. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes never fail
to attend all entertainments given for
charity.
In order to be on hand to overcome
danger through fire. Chief Devine cour-
-eOusly assigned two of the firemen
from station No. 1 to remain on the
stage from the beginning to the close
If the concert on Sunday night.
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Mr.. j. Clarity and family occupied
he box at the left of the stage at the
concert.
The beautiful cross Of flowers used
n the tableau was the gift of the Salt
lake Floral company through the kind
less of the manager, Mr.. Mitchell, and
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popular little lady in the office of the
company, had some share in the work.
The cross was placed on the altar
sunday morning during mass and
here were many complimentary re-
marks made about the generous gift.
The magnificent KimbaIl piano used