The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-27
ST, MARY's OF THE ASSUMPTION
Interesting Program Rendered by the
PupiIs-certifcate Awarded.

Observation-Disclosures Awarded.
The twenty-sixth annual closing eyer
cises of st. Mary's of the Assumption were
neid yesterday afternoon at the school.
Wnlch was tastefully decorated in national
colors and flowers in honor of the occa-
sion. and which was filled to its capacitv
Dy friends and patrons of the instit11tion
Inc program was replete with Sentiment
tai, religious, moral and patriotic selec
uons; lnterspersed with instrumental and
vocal music and recitations in the lighter
vein The defamation of the Junior bows
emitted "Fhe Silver Lining was very eff
iectlVe and appropriate. and calculated
TO inspire patriotism, each of the young
Americans who participated bearing an
american flag. Opening with a stirring
song on the glory of the flag and the ma
ton in general local boost was also
given, and the present and prospective
greatness of Park City's mines recited.
Inc categorical dialogue entitled 1.-The
Changed Cross was well given bv ten of
the larger girls in costume, and carried
with 1t a great moral and religious les
son. The instrumental and vocal num-
oers were all good. and Miss Holland per-
formed the accompaniment very cred
ltaoly Following is the complete pro-
gram every number of which was well
received and reflected great credit alike
on the pupils and instructors:
The Program.
Semi-Chorus Greeting" Hammered
Vocal Class
" IL Is All School" Miss NJ Towey
Misses Holland and Towey.
Little Flossie" ............
Misses Lubbock. C. Towey, McDonough.
strumental-"Polka"
Misses Gray, S. Holland and l.. Gray.
Song, Going to Party $500. Mnims
Recitation. The Duel ....... Little Boys
Love Dreams .. Rrown
Miss Holland.
The Changed Cross. "...................
Misses Jennings. Tswey, Lubbock. Me
Polin. Payne. McDonough C. Towey. Far
rell, Gray, NJ. McPolin
The Silver Lining .. Junior Bows
Centennial Schottische" Muller
Misses Towey. Lubbock and McDonough.
Recitation What / Live For Little Girls
Vocal Duet, The Meadow Lark" -
Observation-Disclosures. Misses NJ. and L. GRAY
Recitation. THE star-spangled Banner
''...: ....'......: ...'...':.... Junior Girls
Accompaniment, Miss Holland.
Waltz. Misses McDonough and F Farrell ei
Recitation, THE Christian Madden.
.............:.. Large Girls |
Chorus, Fairy Bells .......- Vocal Glass |
After the program had been rendered, |
Rev. Father Galligan assisted by p J. |
Talon, presented the certificates of pro- |
motion, and the reverend gentleman |
Dleasingly addressed the pupils and their |
and friends. complimenting the |
pupils and their instructors on the beau
iful program rendered and expressing the /
nope that next year there might be a |
arger enrolment to justify holding the
in the theatre. Father Galligan.
to the patriotism which per
yaded the program, stated that while the
Using generation were thus impressed
here need be no fears of the future of the
lation. The moral and religious esnti-
nent throughout the program was COM
nended and the belief expressed that the
would achieve greatness in |.
lfter life not molly in secular but q re-
igious way. The necessity of blending
hese spiritual attributes with secular ed
lea ton was emphasized-no real great
less can be achieved without It,
The exercises closed with the TIE Deum
nd many congratulatory expressions
we're rendered on the success of the after
looms progrem-The Park City Record