The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-06-03
ST. MARY's ACADEMY.
The MAY Musicale.

I !, On Wednesday afternoon. May 24th
the pupils of the music department as
sisted by members of other. classes
gave a very enjoyable entertainment il
r the study hall. A number of visitors
, attended the performance and ii must
have been very gratifying to the par
, ents of the young musicians as well as
to their teachers to note the excellence
displayed in their respective pieces, and
the marked improvement thereby
evinced since their last public appear
ance. The programme included a
charming variety of vocal and instru-
mental numbers, with comic recita-
ton by Miss Gottestein, which was eX-
ceedingly admired, and a japanese fan
drill by the third seniors, first and sec
ond preparedness that was long and
loudly applauded. The entire pro-
gramme was rendered by c. Castles E.
Wood. G. Sullivan, J. West, Z. McMil-
Ian, G. Burton, V. Bawden, L. Burton,
NJ. Carpenter. A. Castelane, NJ. Frank
lin. L. McKenna, J. Callahan, c. Dick
ert, c. Gottstein, McCue. Ashton, Des-
mond, Halloran, Donohue, Fitzpatrick
and O'Neill M. Mulvey. NJ. Shields, A.
Carter. c. Bonner McKenna, Ryan,
Guthrie and Donohue.
! The question, Have Savage Nations
a Right to the Soil?' was warmly de-
bated in the third senior room Thurs
day May 25th, by the Misses c. Bon
ner and ]. West, while the remaining
members of the class. with the first pre-
| paratories, listened to their arguments
! with keen interest Miss Bonner proved
herself a Staunch advocate of the I'M
| civilized races of all history, and by
| the time her last plea in their behalf
was urged, the scales of justice seemed
forever weighted on her side. As the
negative view developed, however it
| was clear that Miss West could level
! the beam; a readjustment of ideas and
Sympathies was soon compelled, until
| at the close, whether by natural pre-
disposition or by reason of her per
| suasive powers. the majority of the
audience declared themselves of her
| conviction and voted her the winner.
] Miss Bonner gracefully accepting the
issue, congratulated her victorious OPP
! ponent but though worsted, she and
! her adherents continue firm in their
own views. Others may have been con-
WINGED, but evidently they're of the
same opinion STILL
The customary procession which
marks the close of May took place
| Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
ranks. led by the children of Mary
bearing their beautiful banner at the
front, started from the chapel, wound
! slowly around the grounds while the
choir sang the Litany of LoTetto. and
returned by the north entrance kneel-
ing again about Our Lady's shrine for
the last May devotion of 1905. The chill
dren of Mary, white-veiled and wear
ing their blue badges, formed a dis
tinctiVe bands their president Miss NJ
Desmond, attired in white. walked at
the end of their ranks, attended by four
minims, also in pure white, and car
red on a slken cushion the wreath of
fresh. fair flowers, with which she
crowned Our Lady's statue, while the
choir sang:
20 Mary. we crown thee with flowers
today,
Queen of the angels and queen of tAe
May"
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament |
was given Immediately after the coro-
nation, and thus the sweet and gracious |
month of Mary reached its happy close |
Roll of honor for the week ending |
May 26, O5:
Senior Department.
Misses R. McDonough. A. Rotzler F.
Donohue, /. Kane. F. O'Neill. L. Nc |
Hugh. X. McDOnough. NJ Desmond. NJ. |
Shields, G. Gottstein. j. McCue, j.
Dodds, V. Guthrie. P. Golding. NJ.
Evans. a. Carter. L. McKenna NJ
Rose, C. Dickert, G. Sullivan, l.. Leip-
siger, c. Bonner, NJ. Halloran, z. Nc
N
Smith. L. Burton. NJ. Franklin. V.
Bawden, r. Page, n. Hasbrouck. NJ.
Donohue, e. Wood. A Cosgrove. NJ.
McLain. j. McCune, G. Newcomb, S.
Gibbons.
Junior Department.
+. Michaels. NJ McDonough L.
White, w. McDonough, F. Sullivan, L.
c. Wood L. Broyles. NJ.
Denner. NJ. Dunn, ]. Griffin, l. Kane,
NJ. Scott, r. Daniels, NJ Hughes, NJ.
Butler X. Curley H. Hughes. Z. Steurt.
NJ. McGarry, A. Smith. j. Fogarty. N.
L. Lage. L. Foote, r. Lit
tie. II. Mayotte, l.. Collins, r. Whately,
NJ. Guitard, j. Rand. B. Seidenfaden. E.
Reigan. M. Erdman. G. Crosse, A. Sui
Ivan, NJ. Mulryan.
Minim Department.
NJ. Dillon. NJ. O'Donneu, p. Christen-
sen, w. Wood. Z. Smoot, A Brownlee.
NJ. Brown, V. Daniels. E. Fogh. A.
Butler, NJ Fitzmaurice. H. Lambert. H.
McKinnas, G. Lindsey, l.. Griffin. d.
White, NJ. 7. Hughes, r. Kelly. H.
Bemis, n. Have. l. Griffin, T. Seeley.
n Lantry, G. Dulmaine, F. Wood. E
Paddock, A. Griffith, NJ. Mulryan.
L. L..