Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-09
CLASS OF FIVE GRADUATES.
(cortinued from Sixth page.)
Essay, coward and Upward
Grace r. Themes.


Misses.
Vocal quartet, (a)"On the Sea-" CD
The Heavens are Telling"--St. Mary's
Glee Club.
Piano duet - First piano, Miss
Frances Mooney, 90; second piano,
Miss Agnes Coulton, 81.
Essay, Perpetual Sunshine"-M1ss
Nora Lynch.
Defamation, "The Madonna of
Palos"-Miss Grace Themes.
Pantomine, (a) AT the Golden Gates,
(b) The Holy City-Misses Mary Coul-
ton, Frances Mooney, Anna Mcmahon,
Margaret Mitchell. Anna Coulton,
Gertrude Bondage. Marie Welch, LYDIA
Kelleher, Mary Mcmahon, Cecilia
Punnell. Josephine Coulton, Josephine
Mcmahon.
Valedictory, "Life's Sunrise'-Miss
Marguerite Kelleher.
Comforting honors-Right Rev. NJ C.
Lehman, bishop Great Falls. Montana.
After the last number on the pro-
gram Bishop Lehman and Dean Fitz-
patrick assembled the platform where
the graduates We're seated. The Bishop
was robed with purple cassack and
Very Reverend Dean, reverend
fathers and friends: l am delighted
to be present on this occasion, and to
have witnessed the performances both
this afternoon and evening.
Before leaving for my new home in
Montana l promised the faculty and
graduates of st. Mary's institute that
would return for this twenty
tn annual commencement and confer
the honors on the graduates. This ac-
counts for my journey of 1900 miles
to be present on this happy occasion.
Il wish to offer congratulations to all
those who took part in the perform
ances, both this afternoon and even
ing. g, The bright and happy faces of
the children reflect their pure, clear.
and well disciplined minds and from
their conduct and appearance on the
stage one can easily judge how they
conduct themselves in the class rooms,
where, after all, is the place we want
them to excel"
Il thank the members of the alumni
and former pupils Of st. Mary's for
their artistic drills and magnificent
choruses that helped to complete the
very interesting program. But espec-
tally, desire to offer my personal con-
CALCULATIONS and the hearty congratu-
lations of the audience to the five
young graduates on their graceful per-
Torrance this evening and on their
most satisfactory examinations in
completing their curriculum. They have
labored for wears, most Earnestly, to
complete the required scholastic course
of studies of ST. Mary's Institute, and
to be fortunate enough to receive the
diplomas and gold medals that it isfmy
pleasure to confer on them this eve
ming. have known these graduates
from their infancy and know them
worthy of their new honors.
Finally, wish to felicitate the very
reverend pastor and the sisters on the
successful management of their excel
lent and progressive institution. With
out any hesitancy / can say that the
Sisters of Holy Humility are ranked
among the very best instructors in the
state. 1t is said that individuals and
corporations die, but that religious
communities never die.
1.-The sisters of one generation Of
religious community bequeath as an
inheritance to their successors their.
experience in the school room and the
best method of training the youth in
their day. The following generation
add to this invaluable inheritance their
personal experience, by eliminating or
approving certain methods Of modern
pedagogy Our sisters, therefore,
should be necessarily most expert and
accomplished school teachers.
this cub
ject of education at st. Mary's church.
next Sunday evening. You are all in
vited to be present. invoke the bless
ings of God upon all here present, and
upon all the homes in this CITY,"
The Matinee.
The operatta 1.-THE Enchanted Wood"
given by the children in the afternoon
was very cleverly put on. The scenes
and acts of the program, with those
who took part, is as follows:
Piano Duet-Misses E. Ares, e. Rey-
nols,
welcome-St. Mary's Minims.
Piano Duet-Misses E. Lawrence, H.
Coffey.
Woodland Parade-Ensemble.
Piano Trio-Misses l. Melton, r.
Plunkett, M. MCGOWAN.
"The Enchanted Wood an operetta
act 1, scene I: School is Over
Chorus of Fairies.
Piano Duet-Adaline and Freddie
Weber.
Scene IA Wood in Twilight-"List
Our Call"
Piano Duet-Misses NJ. Bowman. NJ.
Barry.
Act II, Scene IA Country Road
where Are My Children"
Scene II The Lost Scholars -
"Your Wish, Mother Goose
Piano Duet-Misses Helen Coffey,
Veronica Carmody.
Act III, Scene Policeman on Pa
Notwithstanding Along"
Scene II-Children in Wood-Fair-
les enter
Piano and Violin-Henrietta, Ada
line and Willie Weber.
Scene III-Country Road--"Dawn Is
Breaking
Scene Iv-The Old schoolhouse
Road-"Day Advances"
Piano Duet-Msses Monica Kunkle.
Ada Warnock.
Scene V-Reunited or the Lost
F'ound-"Here Now, We Gather
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