The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-12-21
Sacred Heart Academy.

One of the greatest social events of
Ogden, could Ogden have peeped in.
and certainly the greatest social event
of the year at Sacred Heart, was the
banquet of Dec. II in honor of the in
creased number of boarders-the largest
the institution has yet boosted. The
spacious dining hall of the academy
was tastefully decorated in the house
colors, crimson and gold. while ported
plants, cut flowers, bright lights, cheer
full voices and winsome smiles lent a
gayety to the occasion not soon TO be
forgotten in the annals of the institu-
ton. The place of honor was occupied
by Rev. P. NJ. Cushnahan, other cler-
zeal friends being conspicuously
grouped at the table where were the
class of 'OS. The following menu was
prepared and served entirely from the
academy cuisine, and was pronounced
triumph of the art; in fact, it might
we'll have tempted the palates of more
fastidfous epicures:
MENU.
Salad
Olives. Flakes. Sailed Almonds
Veal Loaf. Spiced Ham.
Hot Rolls Pickles.
Sherbet.
Chicken Fricassee.
Mashed Potatoes,
Brown Sweet Potatoes
Celery.
Ice Cream. Gateaux, a la Academic.
Fruit Cheese. Waters.
Coffee.
After the sherbet course, Miss Mar
GER '0S, the toastmistress of the even
ing. announced herself and her tributes
of affection and gratitude delighted ali
who listened.
Father John Ryan's impromptu re-
ply was a good sample of natural hui
NOR, and provoked much laughter.
while Father Cushnahan's words were
fraught with an earnestness that rang
true. After three hours, during which
there was indeed long anticipated
pleasure realized, the pupils repaired
TO the recitation hall, where they
danced until the signal for retiring,
one Of Sacred Hearts gold and Grim
son days had sunk into the night of
past happy years.
Roll of honor for the month of No
vember:
Senior Department-Misses D. Pfaff,
K. Kane, F. Ledwidge, E. Watts, A
Coltman, E. O'Neill, IT. McCarty Nj.
Neiderkorm, p. Gleed, A Trap, M. |
Kane, M. Mercer, A Gamble, L. Me-
lone, NJ. Miller, B. O'Neill, L. McKin- |
non, G. Hague H. Wilson, E. Dumas,
A. Kennedy, M. Krauss, M McNulty, |
A. Wall, L. Clause, K. O'Bien, F. Ma
ginnis. E. Hamilton, /. MerIes, s. Jack
man. NJ. Savage, n. Helsley, NJ. Pitts, |
G. Roberts, B. Halter, c. Raglan, NJ |
G. McNulty, 1. Savage, E.
Cannon, F. O'Connor, 1. Beckstead, G.. |
Roche, M. Anderson, G. Rich, NJ
O'Connor, d. Perigo, ]. Sears, I. Ter |
rill, s. Morris, A Harvey, F.. Graves, |
H. Potter, c. Kechler, V. Howard, H. |
E. Haickman, j. Roberts, E. |
Brown, R Baker, ]. Rogantini, e. |
L. Benhanan, B. Fuller, M. |
Rador, D. Hickey, F. Peters, NJ. Sheri-
dan, S. Brown, 3. Maxwell.
Junior Observation-Disclosures E. Tyler,
F. Guerin, C. Mack, G. Malone, c. Nc
Laughlin, N. Rouff, C. Morris, NJ.
c. Gunnell, A Terrill. NJ Con-
nelly, D. Devote, F. Dermody, G. Mus
grave, R. Ragan, M. Toy, E. Schwab, |
l. Meir, R. Oderdorfer. L. Won Scott,
K. Tyler, E. Dumas, f. Cook, R. AL
Tiger, c, Grogan, E. Platfoot, NJ.
L. Perry, NJ. Pfisterer, NJ
Grogan, F. Siebold. L. Humphrey, C.
Dermody q. Harvey. P. Baum, L. NJ.
Sawyer. E. Mccormick, NJ. Wilson. E.
Fahey, V. Spiers, M. Shinney, N. Shin
ney, ii. Hartzel, III. FTeDorg.
Minim Departmental. Burnison, A.
McDermott A. Shughrue, M. Bukers
M. McKenna, L. Davis, A. Dumas, 4.
Becker, K. Fitzgerald, R. Astill, w.
Astill, K. Seibold, NJ. Thomas, NJ
Curran, B. Mclean, F. Smith, *
Smith, J. Keefe, B. Keefe, D. Ober-
1ofer, L. Oberdofer, D. McGuinnes, E.
Freeburge, NJ. Dermody, B. Sprague,
F. Hartzell, A. Skinner, H. Hardness,
K. Hardness NJ. Cain, B. Hockey, J.
]. McGuinnes, C. McGuin-
les, T. Yensen, D. Hyslop. N. Josnton,
2. jIeslin, A. Becker, E. McNulty, G.
Oermodv.
The poet, says truly, I'VE needs must
owe the highest when we see it, This