The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-06-29
PARK CITY.
SILVER JUBILEE.
St. Mary's of the Assumption ceIe'
brate Twenty-fifth Anniversary.

1 III Tn NIll'NN'S
1t is just a quarter of a century age
since ST. Mary's school made its hum
ole beginning in Park City, and TINS
! event was celebrated at the scIoo
Yesterday afternoon, being ATTENDED
by a large number of parents OF the
pupils and friends of the institution
among the latter being found pupils
men and Women-the city and county
officials representatives. of the AHcienl
Order OF Hibernians, the knights OF
Columbus and the Brotherhood OF
Elks. Right Rev. Bishop Seaman
was the guest of honor; Father CALI
gan and. Rev. Dean Harris Of Toronto
canada, were also present The Silver
jubilee idea was carried out IN the
tasty decorations of the school, and
the dainty programs of the event We're
printed in silver
Inc exercises. every number OF which
was well rendered and received,
opened with the chorus, Saint Mary S
Day, by the school In an opening
address entitled Our Hearts Hero,
Miss Julia Holland paid special tribute
to the beloved Bishop Seaman, who
came here before Park City was a city,
and by whose efforts the school was
established
After an instrumental selection,
Chimes of Alma Mater" by Miss
Mary Towey. there was delivered by
Master Leo Shields in an able manner
Tor one so young, a well prepared ad-
dress entitled Silver Echoes. which
was reminiscent of the noble achieve
ments of the school during the past
twenty-five years, and in which tri-
butte was paid to the Sisters for their
devoted and Jealous labors as well as
to Bishop Seaman and Father CALI
gan.
A Jubilee Song" was rendered by
the vocal class. and as connecting
link between the old and new. there
was admirably rendered by Miss Mary
Shields. one of the advanced students
In music, difficult classical selection
on the piano entitled 'POlOT1aise by
Chopin, which showed her marked
ability and careful training.
A cute recitation in concert. entitled
The Minuet." was pleasingly given
by the minims. and an instrumental
selection by Wilson, entitled Moon
light on the Hudson" was performed
by Miss Julia Holland
Mystical Gifts to St, Marys' was
the subject of pretty dialogue in cos
tune, by the Misses Towey, Payne,
Mcdonald, Lubbock, Jennings and C.
Towey, representing thte spirits of
Music, Love, Gratitude, Poetry and
Prayer accompanied by the Guardian
Angel, about to depart to pay tribute
to "St. Mary's Jubilee and lay flowers
on the shrine of st. Mary's.
Sparkling Waves chorus was
sung by the juniors and minims, fol-
lowed by a patriotic sketch entitled
"The Flag We Love" by little boys,
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blem. 1t was prettily done and brought
hearty applause
Misses NJ. and L. Gray gave an in
selection, after which was
the Literary Conference" by Masters
[. Shields. P. Rolley, ]. Holland, c.
Weist and G. Farrell, representing the
authors. Newman, Web
ster, Scott, Hale and Longfelow
The beautiful poem, Rock Me to
Sleep was recited in concert by sew
eral of the larger girls, and the able
piano accompaniment by Miss j. HOl-
and added much to its impressive
ness. A semi-chorus by the vocal
class Row, Boatman Row" and an
instrumental selection. Complaining
Flowers" by Miss V. Lubbock. com
oleted the program, after which GER
-ificates of promotion were distributed |
Dy Bishop Seaman to the following !
named pupils: Julia Holland, Mary |
rowey, Loretta Payne, Peter Rolley !
Leo Shields. Margaret Mcdonald |
Katherine Towey Della Jennings, |
Joseph Holland Julian McDonough, |
Clarence Weist, Edith Gray, Blanche |
Farrell, Sylvia Holland. Lena Gray, |
ella Terry, Ella Payne, Grace Condor. |
Viola Lubbock, Clarence Doyle, Pat Nc /
Oonough, James Kennedy Steward !
Kelly, Ed. Murphy, Thomas Payne and |
Tohn Towey.
A prize for the highest class aver
ge in the grammar grades, the gift of
friend, was awarded to Master Leo
Shields.
Prize for the highest averag in the
ixth grade, presented by the Rev
ohm j. Guinan. president of All
1allows college, was awarded to |.
faster Joseph Holland
Prize for the highest average in the
fth grade, presented by Mr. John A
Ialia, was awarded to Miss Catherine
'owey.
Prize for general Improvement in the4
bird grade was awarded eY aequs to
Iisses Mercedes Grey, Blanche Farrell,
race Condor. Sibyl Holland Leona
Trey, Ella Terry and Ellen Payne
Iasters Thomas Payne. Clarence
'oyle, Patrick McDonough. James
Stewart Kelly, Edward
Iurphy and John Towey; drawn by
lila Terry.
Bishop Seaman addressed the pupils,
them on their work
nd impressing upon them the import
nee of being good boys and girls If
hey would be great men ana women.
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