The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-04-17
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

What is pronounced by those in tat
ed in the art of entertaining as the
most successful social function held at
Sacred Heart during the scholastic
year was the dance given Easter Mon
day night by the members Of the fresh
man class to the senior department.
The vocal hall. decorated in pink ana
white, was the scene of the greater
part of the revelry. Here the dancing
party was held. and by way OF rest
one game. Madden Name d guess
ing contest. proved exceedingly inter
est.ng. The prize was won by Miss
Genevieve McNulty. Miss Hazel Thorpe
receiving the BOBBY prize. Miss Ruby
Cook was adjudged the most graceful
dancer, while Miss Erma Stewart, hav~
ing failed to match a color and there
by secure a partner, was consOled by
receiving Merry Widow hat and
dancing alone. The ice cream and
cake served in the recreation hall also
appeared in the prevailing colors, pink
and white. The music was furnished
by Misses S. Kuhler and G. Rich,
members of the class.
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Though Easter Sunday was not the
ideal weather that we usually asso-
ton. the joyful spirit of all at the
academy seemed to compensate for the
dreariness of the weather. Mass III
the chapel at /, and for the majority
at the services in st, Jo-
seph's at 1890. constituted the soul
feast and imported the true religious
spirit to the day
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A most welcome visitor to Sacred
Heart Easter Monday was Miss Dolly
Louise DeVine, who, accompanied by
her lovable young mother, Mrs. j. Ma
lony De Vine, ,05, and her charming
grandmother. Mrs. F. Mallory, the es-
teemed wife of the late Judge Mallory,
the month old young LADY
to many admiring friends. Not last TO
welcome her was the ever loving
Blessed Mother. at the foot of whose
altar the baby was laid to invoke
blessing on the young life just begin
ming.
Miss Mamie Rador was a guest OF
Sacred Heart during the past week.
The oculist only is responsible for fei
absence from the academy this session.
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Miss Geneal Hague, 09, spent Easter
in Dempsy, Ida,
Though the travel may not have been
as fascinating as the ground to be
covered by our ex-president, the sec
ond preparatory class proved them
selves real geographers last Tuesday
and should our friend Teddy need
more guides we might recommend
Misses Katharine Tyler and Lahore
Scott. who did exceedingly well, not
missing a question.
Roll of Honor.
Senior Department.. Malone. G.
Krauss, ETAOIN ETAOIN SHRDLUI
Hague, B. O'Neill, NJ. Miller, L. Nc
kinnon, NJ. McNulty, A. Kennedy. L.
Clause, NJ. krauss, F. Macginnis, 5,
Tackman. X. O'Brien, G. Roche, c. RAJ
Beecher. G.. Roberts, l. Mendes, T.
1'Connor, l. Terrill. D. Perigo. T. SUIT
on, j. Downey, r. Rieringer NJ. Ander-
son. G. Malone, c. Mclaughlin, F.
Iuerin, H. Tracy, G. Rich, NJ Scott, C.
Xeckler, N Rouff, I. Cromar. r. Con-
lit, l.. Buchanan, r. Cheshire. M. Crit
in, e. Stewart, E. Platfoot, A. Denni-
son.
Junior Departmental, TerTill, NJ,
Connolly, C. Gunnell M. Mcclure, r.
McKinnon, G. Morris, G. MuSgrave, r.
Raglan, C. Tyler. L. Rich, L. Scott, E.
Dumas, A. Harrison, M. Toy, E. Fahey,
:. Humphrey, x. Dermody, NJ. Shinney,
Y. Shinney, F. Spiers, V. Webb, NJ. Will
ION, E. Mccormick, F. Siebold, B.
Baum, u. Harvey, r. Spidel, E. STRAIT
on, R. Smith. e. Reddy, V. Malloy, H.
H. Freborg, o. Murphy, A.
Mccarthy, F. Smith, C. Fitzgerald.
Minim Departmental. McDermott
L. Sheehan, r, Astill, w Astill, F,
iartzell, E. Parks. T. Becker, A. Beck
IT, K. Becker, w. Wilson, NJ. Chez, L,
Davis, d. Mcclure. r. Bangasser, I.
Smith, K Smith, Il. Sweeney. B.
;prague, B. Sparks, R. Boatman, NJ
0ermody, E. McNulty, T. Nichodemus,
=. Bachman, T. Cronin, T. Garner c.
,eibold, M. Spidel, A. Sprague, K. KEEL
cher, D. McGuines, A. Delmas. B.
L. Pearson, T. Hadley, E.
Treborge, L. Myers, G. Murray, A.
Hunter, F. McCarty. NJ. McKenna, N.
ohnson, j. McKinnon, ]. McGuinnes,
. Ahern. C. McGuinnes, F. Roche, p
Mclaughlin, c. Dermody.