The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-11
PUEBLO. COLO.

One of the happiest social events of
the scholastic year at the Loretto
| academy was the dainty luncheon and
musicale given the graduates on We'd
| nesday, June l., when their school
mates We'd with one another in max
ing the occasion as enjoyable as pos
sible. A progra mme including the fol-
lowing numbers was skillfully rem
Gered at the close of the luncheon:
Address. Mayme Mccarthy; The
Lords Prayer Minims; Suppose b.
White and Margaret Greer: Just as
You're Growing Old" Grace Hughes.
June Wallace: Wandering Spirit,
Mary Talbot: Some Day I'll Wander
Back Again. Mathilde Moses; Angel
Footsteps" Longfellow. Pearl Myers
''Barbier de Savilla," ROssini, Misses
Setter. Tafoya, Frankenburg, Powell,
Heating. Wells; Thistle Dew" Duna-
ven. Mae Mcdonald; "Vesper Belr' Ju-
niors: The Ocean by Moonlight" Mary
Roush; Gypsy Life" Erma and Irene
Straus: Lander" Josie Boyle; Pad
Gle Your Own Canoe" Cordelia Keat-
ing: THE Holy City" Louise Duna-
Won; waltz, Anita Tafoya and Winnie
RAIDER: THE Old Clock on the Stair.
Lcngfellow. George Ingersoll; THE
Graces." Mildred Kite; Kinawiak Ma
zurka. Pearl Orange; Duo Dramat-
ique,'' Vilback, Jennie Setter, Pearl Or
ange: Raise Ne Jesus to Thy Sacred
Heart" Seniors
The marriage of Miss Julia Connors
of Colorado Springs and Daniel Maher
of this city was celebrated Wednesday
of last week at st. Patricks church,
Rev. Father Weir officiating. The
Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" was
played by Miss Nellie Brown. The
bride was charming in gown of
white silk muslin over chiffon, shirred
skirt, yoke of fagotting and bertha of
real lace, and white chiffon hat. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses. Her
attendant. Miss Mary Brown of Colo
RADIO Springs, wore white organdie, val
enciennes lace trimmings, pink girdle
and collar. and carried pink carna-
tons. Bernard Cullen was best man.
After the church ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served to the immedi-
ate friends at the home of the groom's
mother Mrs. Catherine Maher. PIG Mad
ison street Mr.. and Mrs. Maher will
be at home after July 1 at S15 East /
Evans street.
The graduating class of st. Patrick's
high school of 1904 was honored by
banquet given by the members of the
junior and sophomore classes, Friday
afternoon. June 3, from to p. m. |
After supper dancing and music !
formed the entertainment. The class |
song was sung before the pupils took |
their final farewell.
st. Boniface pupils will present at
the closing exercises of their school |
two little plays, one in English and |
the other in German. The entertain |
ment will be held in Concordia hall, |
Tuesday. June 81 Following is the I
programme is full:
Waves. of the Ocean" ............. Blake |
Mary Schmidt. Teresa Schmidt. !
THE Bogus School Inspector" an OPP !
eretta iii three acts, with the fol- /
lowing cast:
Colonel Fig, inspector of schools.
....... $4,000. Thomas Hughes |
Valet to Inspector. Willie Bergin |
Mi Pointer, school teacher.......
....... .......... Henry CASTELAR, |
Mr.. Fetcham, school attendance Of
ficer .................. Walter Setter |
Johnny Stout, lazy schoolboy...-...
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, George Becher |
Scholars.
Accompanies. Marie Griesemer.
Piano solo, Flora Rondo" .........,
Bessie Eyler.
Duet. La Chase Internal go. .hollng |
Genevieve Caine, Agnes Geisler.
THE Gypsies' Camp auction song
Junior girls.
Piano. Mabye Eyer.
Piano solo, sylvan Echoes" j. Adrian |
Mary Schmidt.
Long Time Ago, concert recita-
ton ........-.. .................--
Minims.
Solo. The Troubadour" $50. Reinecke |
Mary GTiesemer.
The German drama, Fine Tasse |
Alokka." is in one act, with Agnes
Geisler. Anna Graft, Anna Michel, Ruth |
Rcesch. Fac Rabcock, Bertha Schmitt |
Teresa Schmitt, Alice Michel, j. Klein |
and V Clark in the case.
Farewell chorus by senior girls. !
Agnes Geisler, accompanist.
Commencement exercises We're held |
at St. Patricks school Wednesday, |
June /. four young ladies-Misses Wv |