The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-19
MONEY WAS PROVIDED
Bishop Seaman at Sacred Heart
Academy Exercises Tells of
Schools Building.

Two more members were yesterday
morning added TO the numbers Of the
slumnae OF the Sacred Heart academy
interest even to a greater degree than III
oJher years, attached to the graduating
exercises from The fact that this IS the
j. bllce year There was present yester-
DAY Rev Lawrence Seaman, bishop of
MS oiocese- VINO, as Jealous CalHolc
priest stationed in Ogden quarter Of d
century ago, brought about the eStaD-
nShmeut or the school in Ogden and made
II succeed, even in the face Of adverse
criticism from members Of his own
church, who believed the plan a chlmer-
zeal dream The bishops voice was
husky with emotion as in his brief ad-
dress he told Of some Of the privatiOns
and trials Of those early days. One sim
pie story was told in a way that Gre
ated a deep impression on the audience.
il was about the construction of the
structure to be used as a school build
ing The priest prided himself on always
paying the wOrknen each Saturday night.
Pay night was approaching and he had
not a penny to pay the $50 due the car
r nters- He WAS "a comparative stranger
a project with which the entire com
munity-even his own church people
" ere out of sympathy. He had made no
mention Of his trouble but. tired and dis
Outraged. went to the Sacristan of the
little church and threw himself on The
couch. Soon there came a knock on the
door. to which the priest did not reply,
being 700 weary in soul and in body to
get up. as he supposed, for the purpose
son. Soon he became aware that some
one was slipping gold pieces under the
door The good priest sat up but did
not m AXE q sound The process continued
and the visitor departed. To this day the
bishop has no idea of the giver's Identity
On counting the money he found Just
sixteen $ pisces-SS0.
The exercises of graduation were en-
jOyed by a han fun of people and COM
prised musical marching and literary eX-
ercises second to none that have been
produced for exhibition in the city The
lit erary efforts of the two graduating
members were also of a very high order
Miss Harcombe recited the class poem,
composed by herself. It was entitled
'-Vcritas VinCit' CTTuth COnquers) and
comprised a retrospective view of the
great conflicts through the ages. con-
flicts which the speaker described in
foTcefUl vet graceful and poetic language.
but showed how in the end truth had
always conquered and always must con-
qUer.
Miss Anna Mcguire of Boulder Mont.
the other graduate, gave the class vale
dictOry. This, too. was { piece Of fine
literary composition in which the writer
took occasion to pay tribute to various
benefaCtOrs Of the school including Bish-
op Seaman. Father Cushnahan, the alum
rae and the Sisters of the Holy Cross.
The essay was delivered in melOdiOus,
clear voice and without embarrassment
The musical and other exercises in
Guided the following:
Symphonic No. ", Op. 6O......BeethOVen
Pianos-Nisses. O'COnnel. McCarty. A.
and 8 Mcguire TOmaSek. DOnaghy-
List The CEerubic Hoist from
THE Holy City ---.---.--------- -Gaul
Vocal Class.
March Brilliant ----.--- II enlein
Sacred Heart Cecilian Club.
Accompanied by PianOS-Misses Ma |
ginnis. Winters, r. and d. Farmer.
Mcguire Spencer. Baker. Whalen-
Jubilee March Physical Culture Class
MY Old Kentucky Home ---..-..--. Parks
Private Vocal Class
Violin solo I'll TrOvatOre.' Op 3T---Alard
Miss D johnson, accompanied by Miss
O'Connell
"A Dream of Ancient Greece ...... Poses
Violin solo,. Little Genevieve Malone
Repeated from Wednesday programme
by request)
Waltz. from Faust ..-...-.-...-.-
: ..-...-.s.......s.. Original arrangement
ViOlins-MisSes MalOney. Powell, D.
johnson. Farmer, Frost, Beamish,
A Johnson, Emerson. Shields, keck-
Ter. Malone.
Pisnos-AIisses CoItman, Ryan, shep-
hard. WOddau
Harp-AIiss EeCk-
Comforting Of Diplomas and medals,
and address to the graduates -
..-.---- ri Rev l. Seaman
Jubilee Song" --..-.-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-. Words by Miss Rae KeCk 'O1
Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae-
Accommodations Miss CaSSln, 50;
Harp, Miss Eeck, '9S.
Address to the graduates -------.-----
....... ..........R t. Rev. L. Seaman
The Sacred Heart AIumnae association
list night gave an elaborate banquet.
The list Of toasts follows
welcome to Glass. $1,000 Miss y. Mcguire
% Alma Mater ............ Miss N. Scudder
Present Teachers --.-....-- Miss NJ Reld
Clergy ...-...-.-- ..-.-. Mrs X kennedy
Absent Teachers 49,. Miss K. Carnahan
e. Absent Members 1900. Miss r. NiCkery
Future Aiumnae' Miss T. kleSel
Toastmistress. Mrs Mckinley; alter
nate. Miss McGonagle-