The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-12-20
In HONOR OF RI. REV. BISHOP SCANLAN
: Entertainment and Charming Programme Rendered
BY the Junior Choir of ST. Mary's Cathedral.

On Wednesday evening at the Grand
theatre the junior choir of St. Mary's
cathedral gave their seventh annual
entertainment before large and en-
thusiastic audience. Every number of
the excellent programme was rendered
almost faultlessly.
| America" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chorus
address .................. CaSsandra Wood
La Baladine Observation-Disclosures. LySberg
Florence Graham, Minnie Warburton.
pupils of Miss Nora Gleason.)
"Baby's Kiss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Isabel higgins and Little Ones
Look In the Dreambook" .............
............ Mary Halloran and Chorus
Pm the Leading Lady ................
nm, crco,o Re,la; margaret CohiieiieS
Thomas Feeney and Boys Choir
Jack o Lantern Song" ......;,........
........M MAZDA Hegney, Gladys Hegney
alice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ascher
lie Papillon ................ Lavellee
Florence Graham
Pupil of Miss Nora Gleason.)
Rose, My Rose, ..........,.............
,........M Mazda Hegney and Little Ones
Pussy Cats Tea" ......-... Oriella Brooks
"JapSnese Tea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Baby Jap ...-.-.--....'-:' ..-'.-.'..;''
Marguerite Taylor and Chorus
Dolly Gray .............. Mile Williams
'Mignonette'' $500. ............,...-....
Margaret Connelley and Little Ones
''Old Folks at Home" ,.............s..
"Sleep, Honey, Sleep" Observation-Disclosures.
Nellie Geary and Little Ones
Ginning Bells Young Ladies' Chorus
The programme opened with the adj
dress to Rt. Rev. Bishop Seaman by
Miss Cassandra Wood.
Address.
Dear Bishop, Dear Fathers and Dear
Friends: When we, the members of
the St. Cecilia's choir of st. Mary's, as
sembled a week ago to discuss, in our
own simple manner, the ways and
means of our present entertainment,
certain little girl suggested that some
body should make an ADDRESS, ana we
all grew enthusiastic and cried out III
one accord, 'fOh, yes, yes!" But when,
a moment afterward they elected me
as orator of the day / tell you, L
did feel bad. Why they should have
picked me out for this honor, L am
sure l could not understand, or can't
vet. unless. perhaps, it be because l
am such big, girl. My
name is Cassandra Wood They call
me Cassie for short. ] am only years
old and you can see the rest.
They told me to tell dear, good Bish-
Cd how much we all love him; how
much we appreciate his many acts of
kindness, and how very very grateful
we are for the many treats of candy
he has given us during the year We
promise to be good children all our
lives, and thus show him that we are
not altogether unworthy of his love
and kindness.
There are others also whom we want
to thank. We want to thank the good
fathers, one and all, for their kindly
care, love and devotedness towards us,
and whom we love in return, next to
our parents and our bishop.
And we want to thank you, our pEl-
rents and friends, for coming here to-
night, to hear. us sing, and see us play;
and we promise you that tonight, as
in the past, you will go away the hap
pier for having come. You will learn
from our little efforts here the great
and grand things that we will do when
we grow big. If you viii listen for
just a minute l will tell yop one thing.
We are going to give large, beautiful !
window for the new cathedral.
On behalf of the young ladies and the
children of the junior choir / extend to
dear Bishop and the fathers best
wishes for Merry Christmas and a |
happy New Year.
Miss Graham and Miss Warburton |
with an artistically rendered |
duet.
Isabel Higgins sang her solo very /
well, it being her first appearance. |
Mary Halloran has always been con-
the most talented little girl of |
the Junior choir and, as usual, COM !
pletely captured her audience. She was
cleverly assisted by sixteen pretty |
young girls of the choir.