The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
ST. MARY,s ACADEMY,

, May s. 1904
Senior Department.-Mis D. DAILY,
II. Santchsi, E. Fiisbee, NJ Halstead,
L. Halstead, NJ. McHugh, F. Donohue,
. !. Kane, L. Guthrie, A. Rotzler, r. Nc
Donough, 4. McDonough, NJ. Desmond,
NJ. Shields, N. Mahan, F. Griffin, j.
Dods, P. Golding, A. McEntee, G. Ire
whela, e. Hardesty, c. Bonner, A.
King, L. Ryan. c. Rundberg. E. Blk
by. /. Maestretti, C. Castles, +. Wood
ard, n. Smith, F. Evans, A. Amonette,
L. Brown, L. Exford, P. Wright.
Junior Observation-Disclosures L.
West, b. Michaelis, N Geary, NJ
/ Owens, X. Owens, L. Burton, w. Me
Donough, NJ. McDonough, NJ. Hughes,
II. Hughes, ]. Morrison, l.. Newhausen,
L. Randall NJ Donohue, T. Petro, L.
White, G. Sullivan, G. Tyo, L. Kelley,
| NJ. Logsdon, NJ. Gibbons. G. Wood, NJ.
Dunn, B. Siedfaden, NJ. Ryan, r. Dan
iels. NJ. Denner, NJ. Butler, G. Geoghe-
| gan, M. RotZler. X. Curley, A. Smith,
E. Stuart, S. Cottrell. NJ Hunt, G.
Lynne. b. Prior, E. Smith, J. DERRICK,
l. Butler NJ. NJ. Scott. B. Warren. l..
| Collins. A. Bowen, A. Hengler, j. Fo-
garty, NJ McClain
Minim Misses r. Lit
tie. L. Fote, w. Warde, r. Kenney, M.
Fitzgerald, E. Engler, j. German, H.
Bemis, NJ. Dillon. M. Gebhardt, L. Cole
man. w. Coleman, B. Doody, c. Hy-
land, L. Lage, E. Schermer, N. FitZ-
maurice, NJ. Fitzmauriee, P. Chriseten-
sen, p. Christensen, NJ. Erdman, L.
Kolitz, l. Kolitz, L Griffin, H. Buehler,
Il. Smoot, j. Lambert, II. Lambert n.
Have. l. Jeffrey. A. Brownlee NJ.
Brown, V. Daniels, NJ. Belle NJ. Bren-
nan, H. Sindar, L. Golding, L. Will
son, c. Sorensen, A. Sorensen, A. Bull
Ter, B. Ryan, C. Mayer, L. Patterson,
Nj IL
Kinnis. j. Searle, J. Bunnell. H.>Hill.
One hundred per cent in the following
branches for week ending May 6, 1904:
Christian Doctrine-Misses S. Glib
bons, a. Rotzler, NJ. Desmond, p. Grit |
fin, c. Bonner, NJ. Evans, A. Dick. c.
Dickert, NJ. Shields, c. Castles, l.. Kel-
ley, NJ. Hughes, L. Newhausen, F. Sui
livan, c. Wood r. Daniels, NJ. Depner, !
G. Geoghegan, NJ. NJ. Scott, X. Curley. /
L. Newhausen, H. Hughes, y. Smith,
S. Cottrel. j. Dederick
Astronomy-Mis D. DAILY, Z. Fris-
bee, NJ. Halstead, L. Halstead NJ Nc
Hugh, H. Santchsi, r. McDonough.
Geometry-Misses *. McDonough, NJ.
Shields
Rhetoric--Misses NJ. Desmond. X.
L. Ntzhugh, NJ Shields.
Chemistry-Misses X McDonough,
NJ. Desmond, NJ. Shields.
Botany-Misses K. McDonough, n.
Desmond, NJ. Shields.
Arithmetic-Misses 1. West, C. Bon
her, c. ,Rundberg, c. Castles, F. Evans.
l. Exford, G. Sullivan, l.. Kelley, n.
Smith, /. Maesretd. NJ. Franklin. A.
Amonette, NJ. Logsdon, NJ. Gibbons. C.
wood, +. Daniels, NJ. Rotzler.. NJ. NJ.
Scott, 3. Priro. X. Curley, l., Newhau- {
sen, II. Hughes A. Smith. E. Stuart
Z. Collins, q. Rathbone, \. Bowen. j. | !
DERRICK.
United States History-Misses L.
Kelley. \. Geary, B. Michaelis, NJ.
Franklin.
eography-Misses H. Josselyn, NJ.
scott, n Geary, NJ. Michaelis, n. Y
smith, L. Burton, L. Ryan. NJ. Frank /
In, e. Michaelis, NJ. McDonough, NJ. {
hughes. L Morrison, L. Newhausen, 7
:. Owens, l. Randell, NJ Donohue, T. !
retro, \. Davidson, NJ. Shaver. l..
White, B. Warren, F. Sullivan, A.
ninth.
Orthography-Mis L. Kelley. B.
iichaelis, n. Geary, G. Tyo. L. Ryan, a
!. Amonette, W. McDonough, NJ. F
hughes, r. Daniels, G. Geoghegan, NJ a
l. Scott, B. Prior L. Newhausen, H. Y
hughes, A. Smith, G. Rathbone
Goldmark's Lecture at st. Mary's. +
W. 4udS' the SIN, at 4:lo p. M, DR.. d
-ubin Goldmark, who had for some
me been lecturing on Wagner's music
etore the Unity club, illustrating each
cture by copfous extracts from the 10
any works of the maestro, delivered =
IS justly celebrated lecture on "Parsi- d
u before the sisters, pupils and nu- q
erous patrons of St Mary's academy. +
is not our purpose to attempt a di-
sstiVe analysis of the lecture or the II
eme chosen, but rather to give a few u
lpresslons or perhaps it would be bet
TO characterize them as revelations.
rom the moment DIR. Goldmark APP
AIRED on the stage until the last sill =,
ry shower of notes fell from his wiz y.
q myers, thrilling the listeners. he ~
Id his audience Spellbound Whether -
was the descriptive music eXpIana-
~ OF the quest for the Holy Grail. or r.
theme descriptive of the unwilling -.
the same, or the demon ride of Kun ~, ~
y, or the seductive music leading up
Parsifafs succession as leader of
2 Knights appointed 10 defend the ~
all, or the wonderful intonation of Az
monastery bells, which most inn LIZ
essed his auditors, would be difficult nv
say. Each number was prefaced by
short description of the theme about =
be introduced, and so wildly did the ~
turer portray his subject that at w., wv
les his audience seemed to be tray- &c
ing the vast forest with -Parsifal or ~
ening to the demon laughter of Kun
mol cca,1e IT,, 81, ~, ,4 - ue III the Id;
ia H. ,',,,'oiiS.n li.e teCtulSr mus rex
! tbe ban+is,, ia Ciao ,s ~ Gidli cit
2 wrestling of the sacred spear from II
demons hands was a wonderful bit ~
descriptive music, as was that of the ~ ~
/ appearance of Almalfortas as lead ~
of the knights. the
t the close of the lecture DR.. Cold "
TX kindly gave selections from the Aiie
lcipal Wagnerian operas. and later A
visited the music studio of the acad- ~
90 ,,1,,t 49, 70 d stlOrt Tu
tor expressed himself as agreeably ~,
prised by the proficiency attained Sa .I
highly complimented the sisters W.
pupils on the artistic rendering of
various selections. 1t is safe to u
that in years past no recital has me-,
lie deeper or more lasting impress ha,
on both pupils and sisters than If :
given by DR.. Rubin Goldmark it,e
Tagner Recital at Ali Hallows. is
'ofessor Rubin Goldmark was en- kin,
aimed at All Hallows college on han
sday at luncheon. Afterward he a 81
piano Iecltdi VI WdSneflan mu
TO the students, which was highly Cs
reciated Professor Goldmark then rece
mined the musical work of the col who
, and was deeply impressed with the
breadth of culture developed in Mr.
study under direction of Professor rhet
On Pedersen. Arthur Petersen. the time
nile, was highly complimented by Dris
distinguished guest for the ex- The
lite rendition of Max Bruch op. IL, abol
n concert.