The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-01
CLOSING EXERCISES HELD AT
KEARNs ST. AIMS oRPHANAGE
Little Ones Delight Large Audience
With Their Songs and Recitations.

The closing exercises of the Kearns
st. AIMS orphanage were held on
Thursday evening. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Seaman. the clergy of the cathedral
and the many friends present were law
ish in their words of appreciation for
the well rendered programme, which
was Of exceptional interest.
The excellence of the exercises and
the natural. easy original style of the
bright young students delighted all who
have the good fortune to attend.
Every number is worthy of special
mention only want of space forbids,
but the number given by the small
boys really should receive special men
ton. They were the brightest, most
attractive set of small boys that ever
graced a platform, and also the dear,
plump, happy baby minims. so bright.
dainty and sweet who Immediately
sang their way into the hearts of all.
The following is the programme rem
dered:
Instrumental duet Overture, ......
....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LuStSplel
Il. Johnson. Z. McCallum.
ADDRESS ..---......---...... +. Glassett
ave Maria OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Senior Girls
Z. McCallum.
tteclJdtion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Concert
F. Glassett, NJ. Campbell, NJ. Lynch,
4. McCallum.
Polka Observation-Disclosures. 49,.
Misses 3. Hassen and 3. johnson.
Shamrock drill ......... Junior girls
Z. McCallum.
NalSe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....-...-......
NJ. Young and NJ. Campbell
Recitation, The Builders .......
900. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Longfellow
Joseph Bird.
Grand galop ........................
G. and H. Peterson.
Song and drill. Heroes .....
The BOYS.
Instrumental trio .............. March
NJ Lynch. F. Glassett, r. Pergrossie.
Baby's cares NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Minims
Nj. Armstrong.
Recitation ............. John Campbell
Grandpa. Observation-Disclosures. Little BOYS
Margaret King
Duet Charge Of the Amazons"
F. McCallum and H. Johnson.
The feature of the evening was the
address Of the bishop. 1t was express
sive of his high regard for the work
of the good sisters as evidenced so
creditably in the evenings entertain
ment and he spoke eloquently on the
necessity of giving the children the
highest moral training and the Guilt
walton Of the beautiful graces which
should ever distinguish the Christian
man and woman
The training which the pupils of St
AIMS receive is the practical educa-
ton combined with the accomplish
ments of the hieher arts. but their real
sensible education gives them prece-
dence over others who enter the arena
of commercial life.
The superior work of St AIMS is fast
being recognized. Pupils emerge from
there well equipped for any position in
life with soul and body trained to meet
difficulties and qualified to make their
lives successful.
From St. AIMS are many girls and
boys who are filing important posi-
tons and commanding good salaries
They are young, too, so young that
often employers hesitate for a moment
TO employ them, but not for long. as
the young folks are competent and able
TO accept the positions offered. Words
are powerless to describe the good ac-
complished by the bishop and his de-
voted vicar general Father Kelly.
There is no earthly reward quite good
enough for either. for the great, noble
work they are doing.