The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18
EERC|SES HELD
/. AT SACRED HEART
< Young Ladies' Graduate
and Are Given Their
Diplomas.
'RIKINGLY EFFECTIVE
SCENE IS WITNESSED
lthering Is Large and the
Days Programme Much
Enjoyed.
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OGDEN, June 17.-Strikingly effective
the scene in Sacred Heart academy
this morning when the graduating
lrcises were rendered and four in the
Idemtc course and two In the con-
Tatory. OF music received final honors.
spacious auditorium of the academy
we'll filled with an appreciative audi
ie that admired the artist!cally deco
ed stage. A beautiful centerpiecc,
he Guardian Angel" formed an ex-
site background with drapings OF red
! white and floral festoons or the same
ors. those OF the class of 90 were
rywherc In evidence.
Prominent among the guests were Rev,
Sullivan, d. D.. OF Butte: Rev. ]. Ken
iy, Butte; Rev. j. B. Thompson, Boze-
in. Mont; Rev. J. Ryan ana Rev. p,
Cushnahan. Ogden, Rev. J. Guinan,
NJ, president of All Halows college.
II Lake City: Rev. !. Duclos. c, NJ,
fledy. c, NJ, Salt Lake; Rev. NJ. Houli-
h. Salida, COLO.
From the opening chorus from
ohengrin'. to the last note played by
! two graduates in the conservatory
lsh We're displayed. 'swSnRen, Biynk-
5 appreciated as ii deserved. while
J work OF Miss Stewart in vocal and
rrumental music was exceptionally
y, anu SHtpliI blIlN W llAdl Va hiISS
llone both young ladies graduates in
bred Heart conservatory OF music.
ecial commendation was given Miss
lchler and Miss G, Malone. young vio-
lists of rare merit The physical cul-
fc class. in exercises and artistic
ACing, won prolonged applause,
| Literary Numbers.
The literary numbers were of unusual
Irt. The timely recitation, ''The Maid
lOrleans." by the class in expression.
is a gem in movement and interpreta-
n, Miss Malone. in her monologue,
ptivated the house by her naturalness
expression and acting. The ESSAYS
IS Elizabeth o Neill's showing depth Of
bught and strength OF expression. while
is Monics Miller's was . poetic genl-
pong her mountain -girt land: Miss
lgue's sympathetic view Of Tennyson
S timely and taking. while the valedic-
y as delivered by Miss Malone was
Ichng and tender, a poetic phrasing
gentle thoughts and fearful farewells.
'hc comforting OF medals and diplomas
TO the ever-Gaithlul friend Of Sacred
.rt was in his work. The address to
graduates by George H. Davis was
rem, and. for elegance OF thought and
,ression. could not be surpassed. His
me was the nurturing OF ideals. and
result of threc-fold training. en-
lsizing the fact that the spiritual and
ical must never be forgotten. He
ed the cultivation OF the poetic in
bet declaring that the poet saw his
pw-mcn more clearly than they saw
mselves. because lac saw their best.
! complimentary words 10 the Gradu-
S were thoroughly appreciated
Art and Needlework,
rhc art and needlework display in the
rary repaid those who visited the sec
4 floor. where beautiful samples Of
rk were displayed, Drawing. design
/. pen and ink sketches. water color.
, china and pyrography all found place,
a amid the dainty cups and saucers
+ might inspect excellent samples OF
liner p"nmanship. geometry exercises.
| Special mention should he made OF
efforts in art OF Mrs. Bowen, Misses
ne Tomasck Goldie Roberts, Susie
s5man. L. Terrill A. Terrill, Irene Gro
II, Sadie Beccher, Nydia Roun and
da Anderson.
.rhe fancy work was OF exquisite dainti-
js-drcsser scarfs. ccnterpieces In eye
embroidery, beautiful designs in Bat
berg, and seryiceable applique pillows
walled
The final exercises of 1909 closed with
banquet at Idlewild IT was given com :
tncntary to the class of 1903, and The
Embers were initiated into the aiumnae
: Sacred Heart academy,