The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-06-21
Commencement at ST. nlary's.

lWenty-SeVenth year OF successful edu-
cational work in our city
Wednesday was distribution day and
at 2 p. m. large audience gathered
in the spacious hall of the school to
listen to the following we'll rendered
! programme:
Ginning Bells 49,. H. Siewert
Miss Broyles, Viox. V. Guthrie,
Dickert, L. Guthrie, oliver, Me
nard and Downs.
Chorus, "Oh Haste. Crimson Morn
ing ......... Lucia di Lammernoor
Vocal Glass.
Shooting Stars" (trio) F. Behr
Misses McDonough, Wrighton,
Steward, White, =. DAILY, Hooper,
Colvin. Murphy, Connors, York,
Stephens and Fitzgerald.
Distribution of Certificates in Minim
and junior class.
Vocal Duet. Come Where the Vio-
lets Bloom" .......... William Iucho
Misses Maud Nissler and N. Nc
Daniels.
Recitation, Der Glockenguss zu
Breslau" -. -. Miss Maud Nissler
ooh Thou Sublime Evening Start"
-. ........ .......... f. Spindler
Miss Cameron, Evans, O'Connor, M.
Donahue, Mcmillan, O'Rourke, l..
and G.. Neuhausen.
Distribution of certificates in prepar-
atory classes.
Quintette. The Old Oaken Bucket
$1,000. 49,. ......J. c. Macy
Miss Viox, F. Donahue, Maud Mis-
sler. McDaniels and O'Donnell.
"Galop Militaire" ..... &C. Mayer
Misses Robins, Evans, Fitzpatrick
Y. Guthrie O'Donnell, Kirk. f.
and r. Herringer.
Distribution of certificates in senior
classes.
Double ouartette, THE knights
Miss Maud Nissler, f. Donahue,
McDaniels, Menard, o. Oliver,
Johnson, Mabel Nissler and Kane.
''Andante and Rondo'' -. ......Bohm
Misses Kinney, Carter, Pope, l..
McHugh, Lumen. Bawden, A. and
NJ. Healy.
AS usual, at st. Marys the music on
this occasion was well executed, though
many of the performers were mere
children.
Miss Maud Nissler's German recita-
ton was very pleasing, her pronuncia-
ton being faultless.
Rev. Father Morrissey read the GER
tificates, and each pupil received the
result of her years work from the hand
of Rev. Father Kiely.
commencement exercises took place,
the programme being as follows:
"Marche Triomphale" -. Thome
Misses Clark, NJ McHugh, McDon-
aid, Miller, Santschi Kerwin, Rob
ison and Frisbie
Holy Redeemer" =. .Marchetti
Vocal Glass. Piano, Miss Clark Vio-
Inns, Misses Plumhof and D. Daily
Mandolin, Miss E. DAILY. Harp, Miss
Egan.
"Adieu" ........ 49,. Miss H. Santschi
"Fete of the Flowers ..........
............ Minims and Juniors
"Oberon' duo brilliant pour harpe
el planol - -; - Ooertnur
Hugh.
MY Noble Knights (Huguenots).
Miss McDaniels.
POEM outhtide" Miss E. Mcdonald
Invitation a la Yalse" 49,. Won Weber
Misses E. DAILY, o. oliver, Mabel Mss
Ter, Paumie, Gottstein Shekels, Nc
Daniels and lie, Flohic.
'Miserere' Oh Trovatore) -. Verdi
Solos, Misses McDaniels and M Mss
Ter. Chorus, Misses Fiox, F. Dona-
hue. Holmes, DuIlea, o. Oliver.
Johnson. McEntee, Henderson. Ma
bel Nissler, V. Oliver, Kane, i. and
NJ. Halstead. Piano, Miss E. Egan.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.
Dance des Sylphs'. .......F. Godefroid
Miss e. Egan
Essay Reflections From the Mir
ror of Literature" Miss E. Ashton
Concerto OPP. 16' -four hands, 49,.
.........-........ E. Greig
Misses Egan, Plumhof, NJ. Nssler
and Holmes.
"Stacato Polka" (Bravoura for So
Miss M. Nissler. Piano, Miss NJ. Nc
"Rhapsodie Hongroise No. Pr.
........ ...................Fr. List
Miss e. Egan.
AWARDING OF CLASS MEDALS.
Comforting of Graduating Medal and
Diploma.
ave Maria" (solo and chorus)....
1850. Observation-Disclosures Karst
Misses Viox, F. Donahue, McDaniels,
Johnson, Menard, Frisbee, NJ. Miss
Ter, Santschi and LIE Flohic. Piano.
Miss E. Clark.
Address. Right Rev. L. Scanlon, D. D.
"Marche de Mutt ............ Gottschalk
Misses Johnson, o. Oliver, D. DAILY
Ryan, Korne, E. DAILY, Curley and
Meyers.
To the sweet strains of the opening
march, the pupils, arrayed in snowy
white. entered and took their places
on either side of the stage, which was
simply decorated with ferns. palms and
roses. The chorus, Holy Redeemer,"
was a burst of melody that evinced
careful training.
Miss Helen Santschi teuchingly de-
q 1oh oait a ION !, chr
her as fluent in that language as in
her mother tongue.
Next followed the "Fete of the
Flowers" a contata in which the min
inns and juniors of the school partic-
queen. Earths beautiful flowers were
here represented by daintily cos
TUNED children who, as they gathered
at the call of the fairy GODDESS made
the scene an enhancing one, while
their fresh young voices blending har-
moniously together in song transported
one in fancy for the brief hour to the
land of nymphs and fairies.
Miss Egan presided at her favorite
instrument, the harp. with marked
ability. playing with graceful ease the
beautiful selection. "Oberon," with
Miss Ntzhugh, at the piano; she was
again heard in the difficult solo, "Danse
des Sylphs' whose able execution is
declared to be the ambition of all har-
pists. In the poem, "Youthtide," by
Miss Ethel Mcdonald. poetic talent
was in evidence, as she pictured the
joys of life's happiest hours.
Miss Nellie McDaniel's possesses a
well cultivated soprano voice, and her
selection received deserved applause.
The musical numbers. THE Valse"
and concerto were especially fine, and
displayed true artistic touch. Miss
Egan's piano solo. from List, was an
able rendition. In fact, all the music
on this days programme was of the