The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-28

| Marys.
! Immediately after the parting song,
| the curtain went down for the last
| time, and when it went UP again, one
| of the prettiest scenes of the evening
was presented. All the students were
| assembled on the stage, and Rev. Fat
Their Galligan, their pastor in the
midst of them. This picture brought
forth lengthy applause. The Rev. Fa
| ther was at his best that evening his
words were well chosen and directed.
He thanked the priests of Salt Lake
for their presence, the students for
their grand entertainment, and said
he was proud of them. He also
thanked the audience for the apprecia-
ticn shown that evening or the pupils
work, which speaks volumes for the
untiring zeal and we'll directed efforts
of the Sisters of Holy Cross. He also
complimented the parents of the pu-
pills, saying they had lovely looking
boys and girls on the stage-children
that they might we'll feel proud of.
that everyone interested in them should
be proud of their actions and appear
ance that night. The past year has
been one of the most successful in the
history of the school. May each sue
ceeding year be link in the growth
and popularity of st. Mary's of the As
sumption.
The following gentlemen waited on
the audience which gathered at the
Dewey theatre last Friday evening to
witness the closing exercises of st.
Mary's school. Messrs. Pat Talon, P.
Fernon, P. Clark. Will Donovan. II. A.
Malone, II. Crossman and Tim O'Keefe.
Rev. Father Morrisy of the cathedral,
Salt Lake. came up Friday morning to
witness the closing exercises of st.
Mary's school, and returned Saturday
afternoon, to the disappointment of his
many friends here.
Sister NJ. Bertilde and Sister NJ.
Louise of Ogden were present at the
closing exercises of st. Mary's school.
Rev. Father Murphy, vice president
of All Hallows college, attended the
closing exercises of St. Mary's school
last Friday evening.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians are
on the eve of great national conven-
ton, which takes place at Denver
July Is. Interest in the coming gather
ing would indicate that its delibera-
tons will be participated in by hum
dredS of the officers of the organiza-
ton. Questions of the highest import
dHCe 10 the OIQe1 , grow I'll anu III
huence will be presented to the dele
gates, and it is hoped that from the
considerations of these matters the
most lasting credit and good is to come.
1t is confidently expected that the Den
yer meeting will be a notabl assem-
blage, productive of the highest good
for the Irish race.
Mr.. Mike Martin, who has been very
sick at the Holy Cross hospital in Salt
Lake for the past few weeks, is rapidly
regaining his health, and his many
friends here expect to see him home
again at an early date.
Sisters Sylvia and Espera of Fresno,
Cal, spent Saturday with the sisters
here.
Mrs. Nellie Mcbride of Salt Lake is
visiting with her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas O'Keeffe.
Father Murphy of All Hallows re-
turned to Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Walsh returned home Fri
day last, after spending few days in
the metropolis.
The Fourth of July celebration here
this year promises to excel anything of
the kind in the past. A splendid pro-
gramme is arranged for the occasion,
consisting of athletic sports, drilling
contests, horse races, etc.
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