The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
CHEYENNE, WY0.
Convent of the Holy Child Jesus.


On our First Projects Feast, Feb. 20.
We had a most del ghtful time. In the
afternoon the big girls gave a farce
called The Donation Party Inc cast
of charact was as follows:
Rev. George Baxter, pastor of Pump
kinville parish 49,. Miss Mary Bury
Herbert. his long lost son ..........
......M Miss Hazel Ricks
Pete. colored boy. who requires mucn
time in which to say anything
................. Miss Alzire Cross
Squire Applebee, Aunt Jerushy.s aG-
mirer ................ Miss RUBY Iate
Joe. Seth. Bob and Seth, Singers
Misses Wallace. Powell, BOlln Lucas
Brother Smith. wealthy but mean
farmer .............. Miss Mary Scot
Mrs Baxter, the pastors Wife......,..
............... Miss Mary Connaghan
Aunt Jerushy. spinster ......-...-.'.-
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Marie Coync
Mary and Hannah. daughters OF the
pastor Misses INLAND and Connolly
Phoebe, a coIored maid.....--..-..::..
.......... Miss Margaret Mullison
Marin Brown, deaf, but not dumb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MISS Elsie Nio9"
Mrs. Wilkins. Samanthy. Mellissy
gossips. Misses Hazel Moran, Ag-
nes Coyne. Margaret Coughl n.
The play was in New England dla-
lect. and the parts were admirably SuS-
tained. The nuns and the children
seemed to enjoy it Immensely. ana we
were requested to repeat 1t on Nash-
ingtons birthday for the clergy and
friends The blizzard on that day
caused us a great disappointment, TOT
Bishop Keane was not able 10 alteIiu'
He was recuperating from cold con-
tracted while lecturing in Denver and
Florence Collins and Julia Hannas'
dressed as George and Martha Wasn-
ington. and distributed the programs.
St. Patricks day witnessed the pro-
duction of another farce. THIS time II
was Mrs. Willis Will" rendered by
the juniors. and proved highly enter
tanning. The only fault any one could
find with it was its brevity. The cast
of characters was:
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Wills execu-
trix ........ Miss Louise McHugh
LADY Spindle, widow of Lord Spin
die .......... Miss Fern LanueFs
Mrs Dwindle leader of London
fashions ..... Miss Mary Cunningham
Jenny. a farm maid .................
............. Miss Florence Colllr6
Rachel, a city maid ........-'..
........Mf Miss Norma Sherlock
The monthly concerts and distribu-
ton of reports were held early in
March. The juniors received their re-
ports on Tuesday. March Q. and the
following program was rendered;
A Piano Duet, Through Fields and
Forest ............. ...........-.
Misses Mary Nolan and Cornelia
O'Neill.
Recitation, Little Orphan Annie 80.
.............. The Second Grade
y TA,,;l1 l,,- ir1 n nd
Grades. led by Miss Annie Coughlin
Recitation. Key of Heaven by the
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
This was followed by the distribution
of reports. Those gaining highest
averages were:
First grade. Miss Katherine Lackey.
Second grade Miss Loretta Kay.
Third grade. Miss Mildred Lynch.
Fourth grade. Hester Sprague.
Fifth grade, Miss Cornelia O'Nefll.
Sixth grade, Miss Dorothy ,BergersOlI.
The seniors assembled in the school
hall on Wednesday afternoon March
10. Music was the chief feature. The
following pieces were especially worthy !
of note:
Violin Solo. "Rigoetto' .......... Verdi |
Mildred Ketchum, accompanied by
Miss A. Ketchum.
A Velocity Study .Czerny
Annette Keefe.
Study Brilliante ........... Burgmuller
Margaret Dineen.
Star of Evening" a meditation.
............. Margaret Walsh
New Flower Song" "...................
................t..... Katherine Walsh
The Chapel in the Forest" .......-.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Marie Klett
Those attaining highest averages liz
their classes We're:
Seventh grade, Wilfred Redmond and
Marie Klett.
Eighth grade, Florence Collins.
Hight schooi:
First ,ar. Margaret Mullison.
Second ear, Sophia Sutton.
Third year. Agnes Coyne.
Fourth year, Marie Coyne.