The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-28
CHEYENNE, WYo.
(Special UNCONSTITUTIONAL


The members of the. Day Scholars
choir had their party at the academy
on the 4th of the month, and a very
pleasant afternoon was spent with mu-
sic, games, and finally. a story.
The Epiphany play, Christ Is Born, y
was an important feature of the holi-
days at the academy. The following is
the synopsis of the play and cast of
the characters:
Act 1.-The birth of Christ is looked
for by the whole world The house of
Maximus, a Roman general
Act u.-''The birth of Christ is made
known to the Hebrews through the
medium of the shepherds. The hill
sides of Judea.
Act III-"The shepherds adore the
Infant Savior" The stable of Bethle-
hem.
Act IV.-"The birth of Christ is made
known to the Gentiles in the persons of
the Magi." Her0d's court at Jerusa-
lem.
Act V.-"The Infant Savior is ac-
knowledged as God and is adored by
the whole world The stable of Beth
lehem.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Dionysius, Grecian philosopher.
........... ...... Miss V. Dougherty
MaXimus, Roman general.
.....,. ...,.........-..-M Miss l. keefe
Nicodemus. a Jewish doctor........
..........-...M Miss NJ. Day
Philotas, steward to MaXimus.. -. ~
-. .......... Miss |. Kannatsher
SHEPHERDS.
Benoni. .................H- heeie
Simon. ...................D L. inland
Eben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. K. Keenan,
David. ........- ............:: M. heogh
ARCHANGELS.
Gabriel. ...............-A. heefe
Michael..... ........... NJ hnudSeIl
Raphael. .....~..'.........h.lr La heeIe
Angel of the Grot.. "A. keete
Herod, king of the Jews. Miss E. Keefe
Gorgias, the chamberlain.
...... Miss l. Kannatsher
KINGS OF THE EAST.
High priest .............Mi Miss NJ. Day
St Joseph Miss *. Heenan
Our Blessed Lady. Miss Y. Dougherty
The play itself was beautiful and, as
the girls, in spite of the limited time
for preparation, acted with their usual
ability. all pronounced it a success ..S
THE Prophecies of Bethlehem, Song
of Peace and 1.-The Song of the Hal
cyyon" we're well sung by Miss Helen
Keefe in the role of Benoni.
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Miss Anna Dunstan of Pine Bluffs
has been a guest at the academy for
the past two weeks. 1t is always a
pleasure to have the old girls return 10
their Alma Mater, although it be only
for a, short time.
School reopened on the 9Th with re-
newed energy The old girls all re-
turned and several new names have ap-
peared upon the register.
The doctrine examinations will be
held throughout the school next week,
and we wish all of the pupils concerned
the greatest success.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. ga recep-.l
ton was held at the governors man
sion Monday night in honor of the
members of the legislature and their1I
wives.
The members of~the- legislature went
on their junketing through the state,
leaving Wednesday morning and re-
turning Friday night The towns Wis
tied were Laramie, RaWlins and Rock
Springs
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of Casper is
visiting in Cheyenne, Mr.. Sullivan be-
ing, member of the senate.
Richard Healy, who was accidentally
shot Christmas morning. died Tuesday |
at St. Johns hospital The funeral oc-
Cured Wednesday from st. Mary's ca |!
thedral.
The charity ball given for the ben
eft of ST. Johns hospital was held |
evening in Keefe hall. and |
was attended by a large number of |
including a number of the leg
islators and their wives.
Miss Frances Warren, daughter of,
Senator T. E. Warren, was married
Thursday noon, Jan. 26. to John j.
Pershing, captain Of the United States
army at Washington. A number OF
Cheyenne people attended the wedding.
The Union Pacific Capital band gave
a. concert and dance Tuesday night for
the benefit of the band. The proceeds
will be used for uniforms for the band