The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-12-17
OGDEN CITY.
The 1mmaeuIate eoneeption at ST. Jozephs canres.
Especial CorresDondence1

Especial Correspondence
The feast of the Immaculate Conception. 1904 VIII
long be remembered by the members of St. Josephs
congregation. The ceremonies Of the church were
carried out with all the soemnity possible and were
crowned by magnificent sermon the Immaculate
Conception by the pastor, Rev. P. Nj. Cushnahan.
Beautiful hymns appropriate to the day rendered
by the chidrens choir with tender sweetness that
inspired devotion, the affairs were very tastefuliy
decorated and everything seemed in harmony with the
and presented festive appearance in their red Cos
and presented festive appearance in their red
socks ard spotless SUPPLIES.
At the moment o the Elevation. when the electric
lights focused their rays on the tabernacle the
the Children of Mary belonging to the parish who
decorated the Blessed Virgins altar and the result
bore testimony to their loving touches.
The Children of Mary boarding at the academy
decorated the Blessed Virgins altar in Sacred Heart
chapel. Both bands TO be congratulated on the
artistic taste displayed.
On the evening Of Dec. s. the pupils Of Sacred
Heart academy Joining in the tide of universal re
iocing presented to their parents and friends
beautiful entertainment in honor Of the Golden Jubi-
lee of the Imna culate Conception The Triumph of
Faith" original drama, representing Faiths
power by right divine unity and upift science,
music poetry. art and the various forces that rule
society was rendered great spirit by nineteen Of
the pupils Each girl was admirably fitted to the role
allotted her and the harmonious effect showed both
careful training and work. beautiful scene
drama formed a fitting close and received with
tumultuous applause. The cast of characters was as
follows:
Esperanze Miss Donaghy
Fides Miss Sheppard
Poetica 80. Miss Maloney
Harmonic Miss OConneii
Artas Miss Frost
Scienta Miss Miller
Veritas Miss Mcguire
ProbHas MISS AIC uI0
HodierHa ....".Alss Schpite
Opuentia Miss Ivercon
The Pleasure Band
Delectato Miss NJ name
Laetitia Miss NJ Shields
Haritas 49,. A. Trap
Urbanitas ...-...'.-'.-'.. .dlsS ". Edsue
CoTnitaS MISS n tTafnDle
Stultta MISS J. hluIraE
Bonitas .: MISS r t+'eed
Festivals Miss l. HutchnsoA
Alacritas Miss r Cook
The musical part of the programme was carried
out in excellent style. Lanbillotte's "Memorare
formed the opening chorus. and harmonious blending
the large vocal class showed excellent training The
solos were sung by Miss Mcconnell and Miss Downey
with great sweetness Of tone. Miss Farters Ave
Maria (by r5icolav) sung with tender feeling and
received merited applause.
Csounods ''Meditazime'' by the time honored Cecil
ian club was greeted with wen appreciation. \
vocal trio Swens Ave Maria rendered with
artistic expression by the Misses Coltman. Maoney
and Tarter Their voices blended tremendously IN
the beautiful selection At the close of the third act
Rusticana' sung by Miss Coltmsn in her usual
finished style She enthusiastically encored and
responded with 20. Dry Those Tears She was ac-
conpanied by Miss OConneH on the piano, Miss Pow
ell the violin and Miss Tarter on the harp.
A beautiful original poem Mary Immaculate
gracefully and artsticaly recited by Miss Maginns
The closing chorus. Father Fabers beautiful hymn,
80 Purest of Creatures" prayer offering to
Heavens Queen
The climax of the entertainment ReE. .. -.
Cushnahan's beautiful tribute to Mary Immaculate,
in which he extolled her unique prerogatfve.