The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-19
HE INTERMoUNTAM CATHOLIC: MARCH 10, 1910.

mention were the selections given by
Miss Oleta Kelly, The Bells of Shan
don" and How to Ask and Have" The
speaker showed herself possessed of a
good voice, and her graceful gestures
were indicative of careful training. The
musical numbers added much to the
pleasure of the evening, especially the
dainty violin solo It's the Last Rose
of Summer" and the Dear Little
Shamrock" followed by that seductive
little song. The Eyes That Come From
Ireland given by the members of the
class. AS q pleasing after-act each of
the performers advanced to the front
of the stage, and with a dainty bit of
verse showered bouquet of shamrocks
among the audience. That they made
hit. the rapturous applause which
greeted them amply testified.
The stage was tastefully decorated
with shamrocks, and the flag OF Erin
held the place of honor, together with
the Stars and Stripes.
That. music hath charms" was
proved convincingly on St Patrick's
day by the charming and interesting
recital given in the assembly hall of the
academy, which evidenced the intellec-
tual as well as the emotional apprecia-
ton of the art and aCcentuated the fact
hearts of their listeners. The program
was happy blending of choice modern
classics and sOul-stirriug Irish melo
dies, which the feast of Erin'S apostle
called forth. Tone-colors of different
Yariettt we're effectively introduced by
the pc lers. A pleasing variety to
the instrumental numbers was afforded
by the vocal selections presented Miss
Eugenia Mercer sang, I'VE Are in Ire
land Tonight with pleasing effect.
Miss Virginia Shannon's rich voice was
heard to excellent advantage in the
dulcet strains of "'Tis the Last Rose
of Summer" and Killarney" In her
rendering of Father Ryans beautiful
lines 'Erin's Flag" Miss Phyllis Ford
showed that the art of poetry is closely
allied to the art of music
The program was as follows:
PROGRAM.
Morris Dance" (duo) Atherton
Misses A. Vanderhoef, 1. Jeffrey.
Invitatory CThe Maid of Erin) Claribel
Miss c. Laramie.
'ToccateIla" OPP. Becker
Miss Nellie Collins.
1--WE Are in Ireland Tonight. r. H.
Miss E. MERCER.
Accompanies, Miss I. Jeffrey
Norwegian Hunters March" (duo)
.
Misses e. Morris, e. Desrosiers.
Valse Ballet .................Ch aminade
Miss Dorothy White.
THE Joyous Farmer
...... .......... .SChumann-Hdrte
Miss E. MERCER.
"The Tale of the Brooklet" .Jungmann
Miss I. Granger.
Ertn's Flag" ...,.... Father Ryan
Miss P. Ford.
-" 'Tis the Last Rose of Summer.
Miss V. Shannon.
Accompanist, Miss A. Vanderhoef.
(a) "Intermezzo" from "Cavalleria
Rusticana 49,. ...... -. Mascagni
(b) "Serenata' ..............M oslcowski
Misses I. Schmaling, A. Creech.
FTuelingsr go. -. ..Sinding
Miss P. Wood
Believe Me if Those Endearing
Charms .............. .Pdpe
Miss I. Griffin.
"Gondolieri' ..........--... ...--.-Nevin
Miss NJ. Denner.
Killarney ............ ........... Balfe
Miss V. Shannon.
Accompanist, Miss A. Vanderhoef.
(a) "Berceuse" from "Joeelyn" .....
OBJ March of the Dwarfs" ...... .Greig
Miss I. Jeffrey.
Lolita ................ ....... .Llebllng
Miss A. Vanderhoef.
The Harp That Once" .Pape
Miss E. Kass.
The program was so enjoyable that
the audience was Ioath to leave the
mystic land of music.