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


On the evening of the 18th the Alum
nae gave a banquet in honor of the
class of 1902, which was in every sense
a notable function. Some twenty-five
members were in attendance, and all
pronounced the reunion very happy
and enjoyable one.
The officers, assisted by some of the
other members, spent the entire alter
noon arranging the academy parlors for
the occasion. The floral decorations,
consisting of white carnations (the
class flower( relieved by delicate green
foliage and festoons of smllaX, were
exceedingly chaste and beautiful.
Rev. Fathers Cushnahan, Casey and
Hayes presided at the tables AT the
conclusion of the banquet the presi-
dent, Miss N. Mcguire, welcomed the
graduates of 1902 into the Alumnae, and
Miss Jean Macmillan responded in
short but graceful and effective speech.
Miss Rae Kicks response to the well
come accorded the class of 1901 was
happy blending of humor and serious
ness. Each of the preceding classes
was represented in turn, until the class
of 1896 was reached, when the unavoid-
able absence of Miss Loona Cahoon
caused a break. The members request
ed Rev. Father Cushnahan to substi-
tute Miss Cahoon. Father Cushnahan
graciously acceded to. the request and
expressed the pleasure it gave him to
substitute one of whom the society, the
academy and Ogden may justly be
proud. He paid a high tribute to all
the graduates of the institution, con-
graduated the Sisters on their good
fortune in numbering such noble young
ladies on their graduating list, and the
Alumnae members on their gratitude
and devotion to their alma mater. He
also expressed his conviction that the
new members would maintain the
honor and prestige of the association
and increase its power.
Rev. Father Casey addressed the
banuueters in a short but touching dis
course, and expressed the hope that
he would have the happiness of being
present at the next banquet given by
the Alumnae of Sacred Heart academy.
Rev. Father Hayes also responded. The
members then amused themselves with
songs and music until after 10. On
separting each bore away very pretty
hand painted souvenir of the Alumnae
banquet of 1902.
Miss Maynard of Salt Lake is visit
ing Miss Marie. Mcclure.
Mr.. Con Smith of Boulder, Mont. re-
turned to his home Monday after
visit with friends in the city. His
nieces, Misses Anna and Sadie Nc
CURE, accompany him and will spend
the summer in Montana.
Wednesday afternoon of last week
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertained
large party of friends at euchre, fol-
lowed by a delicious luncheon, being
assisted by Mesdames Ryan and Fran
els and Miss Kate Carnahan. 1t was
one of the most delightful functions
of the week, and was enjoyed by the
Mesdames F. J. Kiesel. Mcguire, Alli-
son, Hume, Spargo, Bell, Whalen, Hey
wood. Tyler, Andrews, Baker, Brick,
Armstrong, Matson, Hurst, Reynolds,
Healy, Nelson, Kiesel, Stevens, Nye,
Wenner, Dalrymple, Rowe, Toy, Kan
ady, Corlew, Hansen. Patton, ]. Peery,
Young of Salt Lake, Lewis, Herrick, A.
Kuhn, Abe Kuhn, Wertheimer, Nj.
Kuhn, Warrep, Cullen, A. Bigelow,
Bigelow, Stewart, Hodge, Van Allen,
Mariner McDermott, Perkins, Conlisk,
Jones, Gilliland, Kiesel of Sacramento,
Cal, Misses Green. Henderson, N.
Henderson,, c. Conroy, Schansenbach,
e. Kuhn, E. Wright, N. Healy, Dalrym-
pie, Kuhn.
Mrs Thomas Whalen entertained
number of her lady friends Tuesday
afternoon of last week in a charming
manner in honor of Mrs. F. J. Kiesel,
jr., of Sacramento. Among the ladies
present were Mesdames f. J. Cannon,
J. Peery, T. Fitzgerald, F. j. Kiesel.
S. Brick, j. w. Guthrie, l.. Francis, d.