The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
News of St. Mary'S

| IL any OF the students still entertained
any lingering doubts as TO examinations
| Dcin2 Il matter of consequence, the last
| shadow OF such an uncertainty must have
| disappeared when they heard the bullc-
| tins, the reading of which consumed the
entire hour from II To IL Monday morn
| Ing. These papers have complete and
exact report of the marks received by
each individual student in the several
studies of her class, in music or any
other extra course she may he pursuing.
as also in the record she has made In
the particular details OF discipline. name
lY: FolitenesS, noatncSS, order, obserN-
ance of rules. application and attendance,
BY the time, therefore, that about 200
OF such reports had been read, there must
have been general conviction that cX-
aminations are serious things. together
with a sense Of satisfaction that. whether
successful or not the heavy work of the
first semester. thus so fittingly concluded.
was finally and altogether Il thing OF the
past. while the future opened the door
for a fresh start and a new beginning
that should lead on by perseverance To a
crown Of happy achievements in the rosy
month OF June
With tho view Of reawakcning class
spirit and airording ou opportunity for
possible Improvement in the ways and
means OF conducting class affairs. the
opening of the second term was deemed
suitable occasion for rcorga aniZation in
the various classes. Election meetings
were accordingly held in many OF the
rooms during the week but as no def
mite results have transnired, it is prob
able that the changes are unimportant.
Among the visitors TO the academy
whose coming is OF interest TO the pupils.
perhaps there are none others who have
been so cordially welcomed or whose visit
brought more genuine pleasure than the
Rev. Father Fuchs or Idaho Falls, and
the Rev. Father De Stoup of Montpelier.
Ida. each of whom count q number of ST.
Mary's pupils among the children OF his
parish, With the extra masses with
which the community was thus favored
on Tuesday and Wednesday. making those
mornings fair rivals OF the Christmas
festival In Its privilege OF many masses.
the visit OF the reverend fathers was
veritably fraughL with blessings to all in
general. while the senior department is
particularly indebted TO sthem for the two
additional members they brought with
them to swell the ranks OF the always
numerous Idaho contingent, These latest
arrivals are the Misses Mary Wiss OF
Blackfoot and Isabel De Rome OF st.
Anthony
OF the many worshippers at the shrine
OF our ''thousand- -souled" Shakespeare
that during the past week have been
transported from the prosac level of ey-
cry-day life into the enchanted regions
OF the poets wonderland through the
masterful interpretations of Robert Man
tell and ms company. some OF ST. Mary 5
students lay claim to being, If not the
most erudlte. at least the most ardent
So there were not n few who envied the
graduates. the only ones privileged TO so
TO see Macbeth on Monday night For
the Wednesday matinee. however. the
under graduates were admitted TO the
party. and on Friday night a few more
were added TO the favored ranks. while
for the Saturday matinee. the numbers
rose To nearly forty BY reason of this
extraordinary advantage. the daily plans
OF the English period in the higher classes
We're somewhat altered I'm order to permit
a fuller study OF the plays witnessed
while the splendid objective adjunct to
the class work thus so fortunately pro-
vided was Still fresh in mind