The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-17
AIMED
BY YOUNG
PEOPLE

Inc vast assembly hall of the Sa-
cred Heart Academy was crowded and
even standing room was at premium
during the splendid entertainment
given by the pupils OF the school to
Kew. Father Cushnnhan last night,
and NJ which the young ladies dis
played their talents behind the foot
lights as we'll as In the class room or
conservatory. all OF which bespoke
volumes for the excellence OF the in
stltution and the training the young
ladies' are receiving under the direc-
ton o; the sisters OF the Holy Cross.
Tho entertainment. which was a
tribute TO Father P. NJ CIshnahan.
was In the form OF play In four acts.
Every detail In connection with the
entertainment was mastered. The
programs. printed in green, were neat
On the outside cover was the follow
ing tribute to Father Cushnahan. writ
ten by Mabel Krauss of this years
graduating class:
"A sun-kissed shamrock, Father dear.
Like loye-lit emcralds, memory's tear.
With hearts entwlncd we bring TO
thee:-
o may II breathe of Erln's sea
And blossom for eternity"
The play, entitled "The House on
the Avenue" was presented with the
following cast of characters:
Mr.. Fields ds...s........ Ethel Tyler
Mrs. Fields. ...-....... Mable Krauss
Daughters of Mrs. Fields
Hannah ah..,...s...,.. Susie Jackman
Julia ia.....M Marguerite Grill
Ethel. hcl....-...,......G Goldie Roberts
Bessie. e........-.s.....1 Irene MendeS
Susie, e,.,..s....,....Lo Loretta Clause
Grandma Fields Marguerite McNulty
Rieh Ladies from the Avenue
Mrs. Marvin. Sadie Beecher
Mrs. Gordon. Cecil Ragan
Cousin Hepsy 80. Genevieve McNulty
Fanny Dearborn, Gertrude Roache
Topsy Turyy. ........ Edna Hamilton
Susanna Snow .....,.A Agnes Kennedy
The synopsis is as follows:
Act I-Sitting Room in the Fields
Cottage
Act 1.-THE same.
Act III-Dinlng Room in the Fields
Cottage.
Act IV-The House on the Avenue
The music furnished during the In
termissions was by Miss Scott, piano;
Miss Beatrice Hamill and Miss Keck~
Ter, violins. Miss G. Malone WAS Ill
and Miss Hamill appeared In her
stead
Every young lady taking part in the
evenings entertainment did her part
with an artistic perfection that Is
rarely found In entertainments of like
kind. or even. In many cases, by those
who have made the stage their lifo's
study. They all read their lines de
llghtfully. showing conclusiyely the
careful study and preparation that had
been given to the work.
All in all, 1t can be said that the
entertainment was one of the most
pleasing and successful held at the
Sacred Heart Academy in many
months.
Before the opening OF the play Miss
Guerin extended 4 greeting that made
all feel that they were indeed wei
come. and that their presence was a
pleasure to the faculty and pupils. At
the conclusion OF the drama Rev
Father Cushnaban, who had been one
OF the most interested spectators in
the hall, arose and, after suppresSing
some show of feeling, found words In
which 10 express 20 the young ladies
and the sisters OF the school his ap-
probation for the magnificent tribute
extended TO him. After he had spoken
for few minutes the reverend father
drlfted into his usual happy vein,
mingling beautiful thoughts of the Sc
rious
The applause that followed the elo-
quent priest at the conclusion of his
remarkas was indeed q tribute from
his legions OF friends in Ogden