The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-02
Sacred Heart Notes
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nay Like an Irish fairy
from am airy mountain or a TUshy glen
was tile all too brief visit to Sacred
Heart last Monday Of Scumas, McManus.
The famous lecturer and Irish revivaiist.
His call was emphasized by an exceed
ingly interesting talk in the assembly
hall whore faculty and students were en-
tertuincd in manner not soon 10 be for
gotten,
agreeable ono FOR those fortunate enough
10 attend the song recital at the academy,
The effort was all exceedingly creditaSle
one. 10 the young ladies' taking part and
spoke for the vocal culture they receive.
The concert was intended To honor the
blessed virgin under the titlc of Our
Lady OF Good Counsel" and the numbers
consisted exclusively OF Ave Marlas by
noted composers, proving the we'll known
fact that the highest and best Inspirations
come from her whom Wordsworth styles
Our tainted natures solitary boast"
The young ladies taking part were the
Misses McNulty, Hamilton. Roean, Koch
lcr. Grill. Thorpe, Tyler and Jackman
with Misses krauss and Jackman at the
piano. and violin accompaniment by Miss
G. Malone. Al the conclusion OF the pro-
graInme Rev. 2. NJ. Cushnahan expressed
his own approval and the appreciation OF
ali present and said that he hoped the
voices which that day so sweetiy sang
the praises OF Mary Immaculate would
not be withheld in coming years when
these same young ladies might he skcd
Ia contribute TO the music OF the church
The surprise party rendered the junior
department last Wednesday afternoon
Tas. according 10 the calculation OF these
young misses, the most important event
of the season AT Sacred Heart. The sis
ter superior WAS responsible for the af-
fair and the lusty appctites OF the ju-
ness was appreciated. At 4 o clock they
were ushered into the dining room, where
iasicfully decorated tables. laden with
fruit and sweets. prccuded the substantial
that followed. l-nSn11lE Sncn
occasions. one favored individual is the
guest. but last Wednesday each junior
was the privileged miss, for the luncheon
served TO emphasize the increased number
In the department. and was given in hon
or Of each one. While none OF the pro-
verbal feast OF reason and flow of soul"
marked the occasion. the juniors are able
10 give glowing accounts OF the affair.
which they terminated by declaring that
they intend 10 prove themselves the most
grateful girls at Sacred Heart,
An excellent attempt in eXtemporanc-
ous speech making was shown last Fri
day afternoon by the graduates and third
now 80 assjduously cultivated in ali
schools Is one OF the best means 10 Sc
cure ease and fuency for young people,
and an aid 10 restore the lost art of con-
Versation. Some of the subjects discussed
songs That Live" '''rho Inventive Power
OF the American Mind" The Habit of
Attention" JOY in Well Doing Its Own
Reward" Washington Irving Place i'm
Keynote keynote Of SUCCESS The influence Of
the French Language on Modern Litsra :
ture." Character as Revealed IN Life. -
What We Owo the American Poets.
THE Value OF Shal<espearean Study and
Friendship" Each subject was treated
i'll logical and interesting manner.
proving that the young ladies have
lea a,rled TO think while talking,
With touch OF sadness. the class OF
1910 was informed last week OF the honor
assigned for the parting 1av, for sorrow
IN this case is lose 10 JOY at The realiza :
,ton that they now stand where the
brook and river meet" \ marked charac-
teristic OF the class of 1910 has always
becn its beautiful spirit OF union-the
members are one. and with that same
unaniinjty they greeted tho fortunaie
members who thus far have borne the
ps I'm OF victory: Jahle Krsuss. Ogden,
ysledictorlsu: Susie Jackman. Pocatello
class poet aad Marguerite McNulty Og-
den writer and singer OF the class song.
These names foretell 2 literary and mu-
sicaI treat for June days.
Thr second academies In an animated
competition showed last Friday their
aud the times from Shakespeare 10 Ten
nyaou While the period embraced was
ali extensive one. the young ladies' an
pe1red perfectly coDVersant with the life
history of England's authors. Synopsis
rf poems, essays and dramatic plots were
delivered in an intelligent manner. and
a sympathetic rendition OF quoted pas
ssxes was ample proof that they have en-
dcavored 10 know an author in the true
Is on The descending node The moor
vsy through his works.