The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-07-04
CHEYENNE, WYO.
The Convent of the Holy Child Jesus.

ne Convent of the Holy Child Jesus.
An artistic program of more than
usual length delighted the friends of
the school of the Holy Child Jesus on
Wednesday evening. June "a, when four
youIlg ladies passed from its portals as
siduuates. The decorations were most
lapofate, the stage being a perfect
| lower NV of tropical greenery.
me program given by the class as
Wen as the students was a very pleas
ing one, and like all entertainments
gwen by the Convent pupils. was rem
ueFea with finish and excellence that
pelokened the care and efficiency of
| lilelr training. Every number was
greeted with well merited applause.
ana special mention must be made of
me convent orchestra, whose selections
were some of the best features of the
| program The second, ninth and last
NUMBERS by the senior singing class
were charmingly sung by fifty young
girls, fair as the June night. in their
udiilty white frocks. There was a piano
se&tet by Misses INLAND, Ora Murphy.
Mary Cross, Elsie Cross, Gertrude
! dered ~
Miss Ethel WarIanmont recited in
graceful styles THE Artists Quest"
ana was heartily applauded.
vocal duet and waltz rondo was
prettliy sung by Misses Dunstan, Helen
Mere, Ethel Warlanmont, Margaret
| Wallace.
MISS Gertrude Geddes played in ar
IIstlc manner Romance Aus Wagner S
lannhauser, by List.
MISS Ruby Lees recitation. Daniel
III the Lions Den" appealed 20 the
love of humOr and the audience was
thrown into gale of meriment.
IN contrast was the dramatic read
ing by Miss Geddes, "Rebecca De-
scflbes the Siege to the Wounded
Ivanhoe"
The quartette symphonique, by Tours
(a) Allegro Risoluto; CD Andantino
Commonde; (c) Rondo Finale. was one
OF the most liked musical numbers. and
II was played by Misses Helen Keefe.
Muriel Guy, Anna Ketcham and Marie
Coyne
A valuable addition to the fine pro-
gram was the classical violin solo. Ba-
wade and Alonsaise VieuX Temps Oh.
50, by Miss Viola Dougherty a former
pupil who is now teacher of music in
Lander, Wyo. She plays in the perfect
and finished style of the genius, and
brought marvellous melody from her
violin
The honor of valedictorian fell upon
1AN'-' -'Ahi NipSS VI Beaver. anu SIZE
acquitted herself in an admirable man
ner. The Rev. j. Duffy. after medals
and diplomas had been presented, de-
livered an able address to the gradu-
ates, who were Misses Mary Cross,
Ethel Warlaumont, Ruby Lee and Ger
| trude Geddes. The exercises were fol-
lowed by an informal reception and
congratulations were showered upon
the graduates.
V. HENDERSON.
X X X
On Thursday afternoon. June %. the
annual distribution of good conduct
ribbons, prizes and promotion cards
took place, and pleasing program was
rendered by the junior division of the
school. The honorary blue ribbons were
awarded to Misses Hazel Moran. Ma
RE Coyne, Catherine McCabe, Margaret
Wallace, Agnes Coyne. The green rib
bons were obtained by Misses Sophie
Sutton, Alice Fox, Clara Truckey Es-
Their Bolln, Margaret Mullison, Louise
McHugh, Florence Collins, Marie
Klett, Margaret Walsh, Winifred
Bresnahan, Ida Tobin. Elizabeth Doc
dy, Marie McFarlane, Loretto Staple
ton and Jeanette Mullen.
The red ribbons were awarded to
Misses Margarie McHugh, Mildred
Lynch, Josephine Mullen, Anna Doody
The gold medal for Christian doc
trine in the high school, donated by
the Knights of Columbus, were merited
by Miss Mary Cross and Miss Ethel
Warleaumont. The silver medals, for
Christian doctrine donated by Miss
. Mary Dunston, Cheyenne, were merited
by Miss Catherine McCabe and Miss
Agnes Coyne.
The doctrine prizes were merited by
the following children in their respect
i've classes: Misses Margaret Coughlin
Margaret Mullison, Vera Kerrigan
thy Bergerson, Marion McGliney, Anna
Doody, Josephine Mullen, Ruby Bath
Mildred Lynch, Margaret Haries and
Isabel Watson, Masters Wilfred Red
mond and John Doody.
The medal for the highest average il
examinations taken during the scholas-
tic year, donated by DR.. Barkwell
Cheyenne, was merited in the high
school by Miss Marie Coyne. The
prizes for highest average in the re-
spective classes were merited by Misses
Sophie Sutton, Margaret Mullison, Lii
liam Willard and Mildred Lynch.
The gold medal for good conduct
among the senior boarders, donated by
the Hon. T. A. Cosgriff, Cheyenne, was
merited by Miss Mary Cross. The
prizes for Improvement in music were
merited by Misses Marie Coyne. An
pette Keefe, Margaret Coughlin Esther
Bolln.
The prizes for needlework were mer'
tied by Misses Hazel Moran. Elizabeth
inland Ethel Wallaumont Esther
Bolln.
The prizes for politeness and deport-
ment have been merited by Misse:
Mary Cross and Agnes Coyne.
The prizes for general application
have been inerited by Misses Alice Fo>
and Louise McHugh.
The prize for Improvement in draw
ing has been merited by Miss Marie
Coyne.