The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-25


vision. Francis X. Henegan;; elocution,
Junior division, Joseph ]. Walsh
Glass prizes-Highest hOnors in the
graduating class, John j. AIullin; high
est honors in the junior class, Francis
X. Henegan: excellence in the sophie
more class, Walter T. DaVoren; excel
lence in the freshman class, Louis n.
HILBERT; excellence in English branches,
Raymond Sullivan; excellence in first
academic, James Mulcahy; excellence
in second academic, Frank R. Ballard;
excellence in special academic, Frank
V. O'Brien.
In honor Of the class of 1904 of the
College of the Sacred Heart, Charles
H. Hagus gave a reception on Friday
evening of last week. The residence
of the host at 1859 Washington avenue
was prettily decorated for the occa-
sion with quantities of cut flowers, the
color scheme being as near as possible
the college colorS-Old gold and brown.
This is only one of the numerous en-
tertainments being given for members
of the graduating class, but was quite
the most delightful. Hr. Hagus' guests
We're Miss Gertie Stanley, Miss Ger
trude Norton, Miss Marie Peckham,
Miss Marie Devinney, Miss Marie To-
bin. Miss Daisy Wood, Miss Kate Bren-
nan. Miss Mamie Dolan and Miss
Emma Hagus; Messrs. Fred j. Nc
Donough, John j. Mullen, Charles OBJ.
Berry, Louis T. Tobin, Charles V. Null
len, John T. Owens and Robert j. Sui
Ivan.
Louis T. Tobin entertained the men,
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Sacred Heart college on Monday even
ing after the commencement exercises.
The twenty-first annual commence
ment exercises of st. Patrick's school
were held on Sunday afternoon at the
Tabor opera house. A large number of
friends of the participants in the in
teresting programme were present, and
the children in the Junior classes as
sisted the eighth grade graduates in
rendering the following programme;
Grand march .................Or Orchestra
Song of Welcome. Chorus
Class song. 20 Master, Take Me
Through the Gate" .,...........
.............C Charles Edward Veon
Comforting Of eighth grade honOrs.
Patriotic pantomime. S. F. Smith
My Dolly and I'..,..,.., Frieda Cohen
Mothers Words to Me" ..-.-...---
................-.G G. L. Spaulding
cold Folks at Home. Foster
Lily drill and ong,..-.--..--.F. f. +.
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Orchestra
''AIl Aboard: or the Junior Travel
ers of L. S. A." a novel. humor-
Gus musical play, in one act.
"The Listening Ear of Night" pam
tomime.
Drill ................T The Rough Riders
THE Power of Prayer" Mary Stewart
Lamb of Calvary -. Supplied Choir
The May Queen cantata in two
scenes.
The picnic for the benefit of the |
House of the Good Shepherd, which |
was held on Saturday afternoon at
Rocky Mountain lake. attracted a |
large crowd, and while full returns |
have not yet been made, it is expected |
that a goodly sum was realized. The |
entire amount will go to the current |
expenses of the institution.
Miss Hannah Leach. formerly a stu
dent at Loretto Heights academy, but /
now attending a convent at Normal. |
H., returned to Denver Saturday in |
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. |
Straub and Miss Edna Straub, and will |
spend the summer as their guest. Miss |
Leach will be remembered as the at |
tractive daughter of Mrs. Ella K. |
Leach, who died at st. Joseph's hos
pital last year.
A Geographic message from New
York City on Monday announced that |
Thomas James Wolohan had been Civ
EN- the four minor orders of the priest
hood at St Mary's seminary at the
hands of Bishop Curtis. Mr.. Wolohan
is from Leadville and has been edu-
Gated for the diocese of Denver. He !
will be ordained on Sunday, July 3, in
Logan avenue chapel in company with
Louis F. Hagus of the cathedral par
ish.
A fair for the benefit of the Catholic
church at Colorado City closed on Sat
lrday night at the Waycott opera
house. Rev. William Hewlett, former
pastor of the church, came up from
Pueblo to attend, and renewed ac-
quaintance with number of his old