The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-23

women were yesterday ADDED 10 ttlr
Alumnae association OF the Sacred heart
academy. The two days exercises in con
nection with the close of the years work
or Lhal institution came 20 an end l4sl
night with banquet given hy the Alum
nae ASSOCIATION with the VISITING cief ~
and number OF others as especial guests
The graduation exercises were held yes
terday morning in the assembly nan Of
the school, and, as is always the case,
were attended by q large gathering. many
coming from nelghbOElng states for the
event. Rev. p. NJ. Cushnahan arrived
from his European trip on the morning
train just in time TO be present and 20
present the medals TO the graduates.
The exercises were literary and musical
iu character, and were carried out with
precision and tauitess attention TO de-
tail which prevented the existence OF
dun moment
The salutatory composed in verse by
Miss T0masek was rendered in clear, res'
0uant tones, and with thorough self
possession. In "a few well rounded lines
she babe a Cardial welcome to those as
sembled-
The Footprints Of Divinity" by Miss
Eva LamOreauX, was q poetic setting
forth of the idea that through all nature
are revealed evidences OF the master mind
that fashioned the universe.
Miss Callaghans in q brief essay MADE
a rOrcefui and graceful argument thaL
conscientious effort is never lost. she
began with the statement or the great in
fluence of the heavenly bodies ia HLera-
ture and how refeences TO them appear
En- the earliest as i'm the later. writings.
She wove the threads of 1er story about
the title "A Star once Seen j. Never
Lost
Miss Mccarthy, in a polished essay rich
i'm imagery and 0mparlS0nS drawn from
music. described school days as Life s
Prelude"
In he class poem Miss Mcguire IN
geniOusly referred to The graduation part
of each of her companion graduates pay
Ing several neat compliments ana eNiHC-
ing loyalty to the highest ideals.
To Wrestle, Not to Reign was the
title Of q strong philosophical essay by
Miss Farmer. who declares that an real
happiness comes from the stress ana
striving after worthy objects
The class valedictOry by Miss Donaghy
was am effort of much strength and
beauty. i'm IL she compared the school in
stitution to the prism that separated the
various rays Of the spectrum ana FORMED
the arch of character Ihe part was COM
posed in blank heEameter ana contained
fine tribute TO Father p. n. CuShnahdu
for his devotion to the academy through
many, many years.
After the medals had been bestowed BY
Father Cushnahau the address 70 the
graduates was made by Right Rev. Lau-
renee Seaman. in which ne gave them
much sound advice asserting that as lhey
had great opportunities their responsibility
ties are great He urged them 20 seek
something worthy and do It with all their
might and mind and soul.
Interspersed with the literary exercises
were musical numbers by members of
the graduating and other classes. Inc
numbers included the following:
Waltz r. Dur ............... MoszkoWsLd
Pianos-ATisses OConneu. Ryan,
Tarter. Sheppard, COltman, Farmer
Ga Tutatorv .--.....-......-. Miss IOmaseE
ConraIto solo, The Deafness Army.
..,................-... .--.-..------ Trotere
Miss COltmau,
accompanied by Miss O'COnnell(
Essay, '"The Footprints OF Divinity,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MISS lamoreauE
Soprano solo, "The Swallows ...-..CoWen
Miss TOmasek.
(Acc0mpanied by Miss Ryan,
Essay. "a Star Once Seen Is Never
Lost MSS T7aTai
Vocal quartetteI Elgoletlo ----,-- 60, y "a VI
Misses Ryan, TOmasek, Coltman'
Essay, Lilies Prelude Miss MccCgarty
g. III. A Cecilian Club
accompanied on pianos)
Misses Hin, Massey, CoHman,
Wilkeus. Brown q, MssuIre, 1FeF-
son. Murphy.
Glass poem -...-........... Miss p Mas lIe
Soprano solo. ''Titania' -....-....l homas
Miss Ryan.
accompanied by Miss o Connel-)
Essay, "To Wrestle, Not 10 Reign 49,.
.....................,.,, Miss Farmer
March Hongroise" -------------.- tIoW.aalskl
Ffrst piano-lIisses O'COnueM
Tomasek Second pianO-Misses
Douaghy S. Mcguire.
Praise Ye the Father :..-..--..- Gounod
Senior Vocal Glass.
Diplomas and medals awarded 10
graduates.
VaIedfctorv ................. Miss DOnaghy
Address to graduates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
........R Right Rev /. Seaman, ID. D.
The list OF graduates for this year fol
lows,
Bessie r. Callaghan, Mary Angela
DOnaghy, ROs Cushnahau Farmer, Eva
Gertrude I.amOreauX. Sadle Rose Ma
suire. Bessie 7, McCarty, Irene M.
T0masek.
Postgraduate course, FIRST year, Anna
Mcguire.