Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-12
ST. MARY 5 GLASS
Of o GRADUATES
Young Men and Women OF St.
Mary's Institute Are Grad
uated Thursday Night
is AN AVERAGE SIZED CLASS
Five Girls and Four Boys Compose This
Years CIass-Ali members Delivered
orations-Primary, intermediate and
Grammar Grades Give Matinee Pro-
aram-odeon Crowded Twice.

! Five young women and four youE,
men. comprising the class of 'o3 of ST
Mary's Institute, We're graduated from
that institution of learning with an APP.
propriate program Thursday evenin:
at the Odeon. Every available seat il
the building was filed. ell of the late
corners being compelled TO go into tn,
gallery. The graduation of ST. Mary's
pupils differs somewhat from that Of the
high school. in that each graduate de.
livers. according to time honored Gus
tom, an Grafton.
In the afternoon the little folks an6
children of the primary and intermed-
ate departments and grammar grades
of the school gave two caEtatas entitled
The Brownie Band" ard Columbia
A crowd almost as large as that of the
evening listened to the songs and reci-
tations of the little people.
The stage of the Odeon was most eff
fectively decorated with the colors of
the class-gold. white and blue. Bunt-
ing in these colors was woven over the
front OF the stage aEi caught up
around the boxes. falling from the rail-
ing and canopy in pretty folds. Potted
blooming plants and cut flowers formed
d mound on both sides OF the stage, on
which a semi circle the class was
seated. The class motto, More Be-
You'd" made of small electric lights OF
the colors of the class. was suspended
above them. The boxes were occupied
by Very Rev NJ. G. Lenihan and the
Sisters Of Holy Humility, teachers of
the school.
The speakers acquitted themselves
with credit, and reflected not a little
honor upon their instructors. who have
guided them thru the several years of
study which eliminated with their
graduation night. An especial word of
mention is due some OF the musical
which were decidedly good.
The evenings exercises. which opened
with music by the ST. Mury's orchestra,
was followed by a piano duet by Miss
Frances Mooney and Miss Josephine
Welch, and to the last strains of the
the class, filing in from both
sides of the stage, stood before their
seats until the music ceased. The per-
sonnet of the class is Thomas P. Clark.
Josephine A. Mcmahon. Charles b.
Viola A. Steffen. Roy b.
Coyne, LYDIA II. kelleher, Vincent J.
Mcclure. Anna r. Oppice and Gertrude
L. Fahey.
The program, which was rather long.
was as follows:
Music-St. Mary's Orchestra.
Duo, Grand Coronation"-Mis Jose
phine WEIGH, first piano; Miss Frances
second piano.
Salutatory Looking Forward" =
Thomas P. Clark.
Grafton. "Friendship"-Miss jose
rhine A. Mcmahon.
Vocal Quartet, "The Lost Ship
Miss Cecilia Minetor, soprano; Miss
Mary Matschie. alto; MI. Edward Min
ator, tenor; Mr.. Thomas Carmody,
tass.
Grafton. Intellectual Improvement"
Charles b. Bondage.
Grafton. "Triumphs of Youth"-Miss
Viola A. Steffen.
Chorus. Friendship, Love and Song"
st Mary's Glee Club.
Grafton. "True Greatness" Roy B.
coyne.
Quartet, "Masaniello"-M Misses Anna
Z. Oppice and Viola A. Steffen first
piano: Misses Gertrude L. Fahey and
LYDIA H. Kelleher, second piano.
Silver Bell March and Drill-St. Ma
US Alumni.
Grafton. "A Beautiful Day Makes
Glorious Sunset'-Miss LYDIA H. Kelle-
Ter.
Duo. "Belsaros" Anna r. OPP
,ice, first piano: Miss Gertrude l.. Fa-
ley, second piano.
Quartet. Blooming Daisies'-Miss
cecilia Minetor. soprano; Miss Mary
Iatschie. alto: Mr.. Edward Minetor,
enor: Mr.. Thomas j. Carmody. bass.
Grafton. THE Power OF Kindness
Vincent j. Mcguire.
Duet. moonlight on the Rhine
Mss Cecilia Minetor. soprano; Mr..
edward Minetor. tenor.
Quartet "Ungarische Tanze"-Miss-
WEIGH. first piano: Messrs. Thomas ].
and Hiram A. Shaver, second |
,iano.
Grafton, True CHARACTERISTICS An
ia r. Oppice.
Chorus, "The Harvest NIoon"-St. |
iary's Glee Club.
Valedictory, Parting Hours"-Miss
l.. Fahey.
The evenings program closed with |
he comforting of the medals and diplo- |
nas by Very Rev M. c. Lehman. who,
wing to the inability of Very Rev. B.
:. Lehman. V.G..of Boone. to be present,
uprlied his place. Rev. Lehman, be-
ore comforting the honors of gradua
ion. compimented the members upon
he splendid showing they had made,
nd the credit they had been to the
1stituton. He also praised the teach
rs of the institute for their painstak-
lg care during the years of the class
The Little Folks Matinee.
The matinee performance of gradua
ion day was given by the little folks of
he st. Mary's Institute at 2:30 o'clock
n the afternoon at the Odeon, and as
n the evening the house was complete
y filled. The two cantatas which COM
osed the program were The Brownie
BAND" by the little people of the pri-
lary department., and "Columbia' by
he children of the intermediate depart
lent and the grammar grades. Sister
had charge of the tots.
9th in the training and giving Of the
rogram. while Sister Loretta instruct h
d and guided the older children. All
the musical numbers both in the |
radiation exercises and afternooAl