The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-07-06
Exhibition of NeedIework and
Painting.


Exhibition of Needlework and
Painting.
The exhibition of needlcwork and
painting was, as usual, a credit to the
institution. The handsome fancy y,-orl,
by the Misses Philbrick, Edna John
SON Marguerite Whitcomb, Eudora
Straw, Laura Lurchesi and Josenhine
f"id attracted much attention. Among
he paintings the water color sl1etcbes
of Misses Frances and Genie PhiIbricll
Stella and Agatha Riddles Madeline
Brown, Elizabeth ONein, Sadie scott
Lilah Herkins, Josephine Ford and
Marguerite Whitcomb were the most
prominent and evinced considerah HE
talent on 'he part of the young artists
me homes INTO which go the beautiful
5attenDer8 and Renaissance laces and
the pretty paintings are TO be conara-
tulated. Other gifts. too bomelier nar-
haps, but none the less precious-do
Ire Mount Angelo pupils take with
Jnem III The form of darns and patches
That would make the thrifty bouse-
Wife smile amid her busiest cares This
part of the display reflected especial
credit on the Sisters. who must have
dolled with no ordinary patience to win
from maids not yet in their teens such |
exquisite darns, such faultless patchesl |
in this line the work of Misses Kath- |
airline Berry and Mamie Whftcomb. |
among the smaller children. and of |
Misses Phlbrick and Riddles among !
The seniors, deserves special mention.
Al p. IN neat little program was
rendered by the boys of st. Josephs |
academy. Master Grover Riddles af-
1orded the audience much pleasure bv
ms skillful handling of the violin. and
Inc evolutionary treat afforded by
Master Joseph Ryan was much appre-
cIated. All the boys were credit to
themselves and to their instructors.
Among the premiums awarded were a
medal for arithmetic won by Harry
Mclaughlin of Great Falls: a medal
FOR spelling, won by George Smith #
seattle. Wash: medal for penman-
snip, won by John Todd of Great Falls
The following is the program rem ;
dered by the pupils of St Angela aca-
DENY;
Program.
Salutatory ...... Miss Elizabeth O'Neiu
The First TIE Deum. j. Preston !
Senior elocution class-Misses h.
O'NeilL Stella Riddles, Agatha Rud- i,
dies, Mary Mclaughlin. Francis Phil
brick Eugene Philbrick, Mary Mag
dalen Brown.
Au Martin .............R. Goddar5 !
Miss NJ. Nj. Brown !
La Recreation Perdue ......
Primary French class-Misses Kath-
leen Whitcomb, Minnie WilInot, Manic
WhltcOmb. Nellie Barns Katharine
Berry, Mabel Todd, Phoebe Wright
Jessie Bicllnell
Arabcsque ...............C Chaminade !
Miss Z. O'Neill.
Angels Serenade ..............G. Brasa
y Dice Miss Eugene Philbrick =
Violin Obligato. Miss Francis Phil =
brick
aise Brlliante ....-...M. Moszkowski
First piano, Misses Francis Phil q
brick and Stella Riddles. B
Second piano, Misses Agatha Rud-
dies and Mae Davis. HI
-oISeucIe ,....-.... .-........ Corneille Il
convent Orchestra ...............
(a) HarwOod Gavotte. H. O. Wheeler o,
ODD Lucia ci Lammermoor ... Vi
Observation-Disclosures. c.. Donizetti NJ
Niolins-Misses Francis Philbrick. ST
Bertha Hanratty, Mary MagdaIine
Brown, Mae O'Neil1, Esther Ste h,
Vens. u
Mandolins-Misses Stella Riddles. +
Agatha Riddles, Lilah Harkins 7,
Guitar-Misses z. O'Neill, Laura -
Hanratty. =
Piano-Miss Sadie Scott. We We
he Cuckoo Song ........ nv w
Misses Mamie Whitcomb Kathleen 10
Whitcomb,, Katharine Berry, Minnie n
Wtlmot Nellie O'NeiII. Nellie Barns -
Mable Todd
ecOnd Mazurka .....P Godda~1
Miss Sadie Scott
he Sicilian Tale w w. LanefeIIoyv Sc
Recitation-Junior Elocution Class: as
Misses Laura Lucchesi, Mae O'NeiU. A
.sther Stevens, Eudora Straw. Mae of
avis, Josephine Ford, Sadie Scott. wi
dina Johnson, Lilah HerlIins, Grace en-
'hitcomb, Nellie O'Neill. Violet vii WI
lat Marguerite Whitcomb Pc
venture, Semiramide .......... Rossne
Misses Sadie Scott and E. O.NieH.
y i II vi / IaLhSslNlllS TO me Sacred list
AcdIi -.--.-.--. ........ ........ Mo
Soloist. Miss Sadie Scott. son