The Hawaiian star., 1905-12-07
GOLDEN JUBILEE
.OF MOTHER SUPERIOR
/. JUDITH CELEBRATED
Continued from page one).

NJ. Cowan, M. Eckhart.
The Surprise (Saynete).
THE MARTYRDOM OF ST. CECILY.
A Drama in Three Acts.
BY the Rev. Albany Christie, S. j.
Dramatis Personae:
Cecily Miss H. Bruins: Azrael, guar
dian angel of Cecily, Miss M. Vreden-
burg; Metellis, father of Cecily, Miss
B. Ackermann; Martella, mother of Ce-
cily, Miss V. Cowan; Valerian Miss L.
Yates; st. Peter, Miss B. Cara; Ur-
ban, Miss T. Choy; Marcus Miss NJ.
Brown; Leonidas, a Christian veteran,
Miss p. Kai; Almachius, Roman COVER
nor, Miss r. Tam yam; Lucius, a Ro-
man soldier, Miss A Galbraith; Softer,
slave of Valerian, Miss NJ. Lee: Her.
mes, slave of Valerian, Miss ]. Lee;
Mucro, slave of Valerian, Miss NJ. Ala
ma; Messenger, Miss A. Wittrock
Charts, slave of Metellus, Miss r. Tam
Yam; Maura, slave of Metellus, Miss
L. Tam Yam.
After Act I. "Tambourine Drill"
After Scene I, Act III. Fanfare Mill
taire, (Ascher).-Miss A. Meyers, B.
Ackermann, M. Alana e. Meek.
After Scene III. The Huntsman's s
Chorus, (Weber). Misses M. and c..
Honan, p. Kekumano, E. Holt, NJ. Nc
Weigh, K. Brash.
After Scene I, Act III. Sans Souci,
(Ascher). Misses E. McVeigh, B. Nfep-
er, C. Jarrett, ]. Hughes.
After Scene II. Tampa, (Herold).
Misses T. Betters, G. Fabian, NJ. Won
Segfern, A. Otto.
After Scene III, Serenade (Sympho-
ny VIID (Mozart).
After Scene ". Oberon, violin and
piano, (Weber). 1st violins, Misses e.
Clark, M. Chuck Hoy; End violins,
Misses G. Cowan, NJ. Vredenburg, J..
Franks; 3rd violins, Misses E. Reiss,
M. Fabian, H. Cummins and p Keku-
mano; piano, Misses NJ. and r. Cum
ningham, B. Nieper, E. McCandless.
After last Scene, Jubilee Song.
1t was during the first part of the
program that a little girl stepped daint-
lily up to the Mother Superior and pre-
sented her with a tray which seemed
to be very heavy. Nor was there any
deception about the heaviness for up
on the cover being raised it was found
to be stacked with $40 gold pieces, the
gifts of old pupils.
1t was quite characteristic of the VEN
cradle recipient that when she was ask
ed this morning how much the gift
amounted to she answered: 81 do not
know. 1 have not counted it yet"
From another source it was learned
that the sum was $116O.
= ALT
! Murphy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Murphy in presenting the SLIGO in
| gold was as follows:
Dear Reverend Mother: On this
! your Golden Jubilee Anniversary as a
! Nun, do I in behalf of your many form
er pupils, wish to express their sincere
| love and affection. The memory of the
! former happy days gone by, the pleas
ant thoughts in connection Herewith
and the great benefits attained through
your council and advice are ever with
them. They are gathered here today
to wish you Gods blessing, to wish you
all the happiness possible on this earth,
and a Heavenly reward.
"They, your former pupils, grand
mothers and mothers wish me, a
daughter of One of your pupils, to
present to you this token of remem-
brance and esteem.
Dear Rev. Mother, we pray to God
that you may be spared many years to
continue the good work so nobly un-
dertaken by you fifty years ago.
again, on behalf of your former pu-
/ pills, grandmothers, mothers and girls,
large and small, do I congratulate you
on attaining your Golden Jubilee' An
niVersary as a Nun"
| The closing address from the older
pupils was couched in the following
terms:
! Dear Reverend Mother: My soul
doth magnify the Lord' Such is the
glad hymn 6f praise and thanks which
from your heart rises on this day of
| your Golden Jubilee to the God, who,
regarding the humility of his hand
maid has done great things in you
and through you.
I'VE share in the unaIloyed joy that
fills your soul and we offer you, dear
Rev. Mother, our warmest cOngdatula-
tions together with our best wishes
for very happy feast and many, many
more returns. We would, on this thrice
happy day, delight to place with loving
hands a wreath on your brow, dear
Rev. Mother, and to lay garlands at
your feet as a tribute of our admira-
tlon, but flowers, in their sweet lam
guage, would fail to express our filial
feelings.
I'VE then, dearly beloved Mother,
turn confidently to Him Who hath
shown might in His arm and filled
the hungry with good things we i'm
plore His divine Majesty, through the
Immaculate Queen of heaven, TO ex-
alt you, dear Rev. Mother, you who
have, for this half-century past, been
the humble and faithful servant of the
/ Sacred Hearts.
Permit us also, on this auspicious
occasion, to congratulate you in the
name of those on whom you lavished
your motherly care during these fifty