The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
ws of Intermountain Region
Sacred Heart Notes

special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb H.--The recital given at
Sacred Heart academy last Tuesday by
maward r" Abner Thompson of Boston
struetive lecture. Mr.. Thompson is al
most totally blind. yet Inc was able to
hold his audience through u varied pro-
f sramme, 1,1, principally dramatic reading
was Intensified by most appropriate q
musical setting. which gave coiorlne 10
an already vivid picture OF Indian lire
IN MISS Malow Sacred Heart academy.
conservatory of Music. 90 showed
was warmly commended by MIR Thomp-
son, who Expressed the hope OF reading.
again to her intelligent Interpretation.
The Rev. p. NJ. Cushnahan, the Rev.
iiilStitutlon were present Several mem
Ders OF the faculty OF the School for the
i..,,i blnd and number Of the pupils OF the
IInslltutlon were the guests OF Sacred
tcart on the occasion
The graduates and third academies
were submitted last Friday To n com
prchensivc test In Christian doctrine.
Inc contest. which took the form of a
a half. showing the young ladies well
versed In the most important OF all
branches. where practice Is the test,
theory amounting TO little. The second
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several members OF the faculty lent the
encouragement of their presence
The fourth preparatory class, enjoyed
classroom Tuesday afternoon. The tables
usually burdencd with text books and
tasks were laden with dainties. TO which
the young misses did ample Justice
History games proved intensely interest
ing and the proverbial funny stories
were numerous and well told In fact.
so enjoyable was the afternoon. accord
Ing TO the accounts OF the young misses.
that the members of the fourth prepara-
tory class are quite the admiration and
the despair Of their grammar grade COM
panions.
The solemn ceremony of receiving
ashes. which marked the beginning of
Lent. Ash Wednesday. was also the date
Tor making OF good resolutions. as shown
by the external evidences of mortiflca-
tion, such as rising at the first sound Of
that much dreaded morning bell. alb
line and all those little disciplinary acts.
which while bringing merit on those who
perform them. tend at the same time to
mould the character and cultivate habits
of self-restraint. so invaluable in life's
battle.
The usual shrove Tuesday party this
year was prepared by the Second acad-
emics. whom all voted excellent enter
tainers. One of the most novel aad in
teresting features OF the evening was the
voting in OF favorlteS in each department.
with the following results: Most popu-
lar senior. Miss Susie Jackman Poca-
tcllo. Ida; favorite junior. Miss Alice
Terrill: most lovablc pupil Miss
Catherine Erickson Rock Springs Wyo.
Gussins games proved quite a diversion.
Miss Edna Hamilton. 10. was the win
ner OF a dainty book. while TO Miss Ma
bel krauss 10. fell the BOBBY prize.
The members of the clocution class
were permitted to break through Lenten
regulations to attend the presentation Of
"Trelawny OF the Wells" at the new
Ogden theatcr. last Friday night. The
general verdict OF these young critics
was that the play far surpassed their
most sanGuine expectations, There was
nothing amateurish about IL. Stage set
tinGs. costumes. acting. all told the mas
tcr-hand OF the director, Prof. Maud
May Babcocll OF the University OF Utah
under whose tutelaGe the members OF
the University Dramatic club have won
more than local reputation. Every
part was so well sustained that indivd-
ual mention would be supcrfluous Mrs
Belle S Ross was the kindly chaperon OF
the occasion.
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