The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-01
Views of lntermountain Region
Sacred Heart Notes

To the first academies fell the literary
part OF the Washinston's birthday cele-
bration. and they proved themselves
equal to the patriotic anniversary AT
$50 o'clock last Monday they made their
llllti3l DOW as class and were heartily
applauded as they seated themselves on
Ine stage OF the academy assembly hall
Their sister class Of 1910. Everywhere
ga Glory was in evidence. forming a
.,' background for the eight young misses
VINO so creditably honored the Father
OF HIS Country The programme CON
sisted mainly of readings from the man
tsscrlPl paper: The star OF the West"
read by Miss Marguerite Grill OF Og1
den, who was followed by Miss Irene
Mendes OF Duckwater. New A vocal solo
was then rendered in a pleasing man
ner by the FIRST named young lady In
succession followed the readings OF Miss
Goldie Roberts. Cokeville. Wyo; Miss
San and G. Roachc OF Ogden when
song Is Sweet" charmingy given
u, 9y Miss Ragan, and the readings OF
McNulty OF Ogden were followed by
America sung by the school The
papers were mainly patriotic and dis
ny and versatility of the young writer's.
while the jokes and points pertaining
strictly to pupils and school life were
me cause OF no little amusement Dur
attracted to the appropriate cover de-
sign, the work of Miss Godie Roberts
rounded by a shield, while the Suggestive
trunk OF the cherry tree was visible
Some one remarked that everything was
,n evidence except the lie. Many rela-
yves and appreciative friends Of the
young ladies were present, notably Rev
NJ. CuShnahan and Rev. j. Ryan Ow-
nS to The unavoidable departure OF
rather CuShnahan before the conclusion
pl tne programme, IL fell 10 the lot OF
'ather RYAN TO offer words OF congratu-
.atton iiSo'n and encouragement. which ne did
sincerely appreciated
The I'D itself was a genuine holiday
with all the word denotes to a tired
school girl-a long sleep, free morning,
delightful walk in The afternoon and
an exciting card party in the evening
4nl9wen by II dance, summed up the
Ivy iNy diversions, and many young ladies
ieFoutly wish ..at Washington had more
lhan one birthday eacn year.
AS delightful as il was unexpected
seems TO be the general verdict pro-
ISS noutced npon the work of the fourth
eral members OF the faculty and a Wis
iting class listened TO weIl-prepared
ana and, miiteiilisently read paper called by
cause: as they informed the listeners.
they felt they should keep near the earth
a picture Of Whittier adorned the
enough TO be associated with them as
he was such lover OF nature. The orig
lnal stories, observations and comments
on on things In general prove that these
little misses are all alive and that there
are no drones In this beehive" When
they had finished reading the papers,
biographical sketches OF favorite authors
ana extracts from their works proved
mat these young ladies have correct taste
and excellent understanding as well as
an appreciation OF the worlds master
pieces, While all contributed articles
TO the paper. the readers We're the Misses
K. Tyler: Twin Falls. Ida. Bertha Hen
sen. Pocatello; Mary Linnegar Winnie
mucca, and Lavan Scott. Ogden
Welcome callers at Sacred Heart acad-
emy sy during the week were Mr.. Routr of
Rock Springs, who spent some hours
with his daughter Miss Nyda OF the
second academic class, and Miss Hood
OF Pocatello. who, surprised her nieces.
the Misses Ethel and Katharine Tyler
Miss Hood was returning from eastern
cities, where she has spent some weeks
The climatic change was as agreeable
70 her as IL proved unpleasant for Miss
Trapp. '0S, of Pocatello who brought
ray OF California sunshine with her last
triday on her return from the city Of
Angels, where delightful vacation has
been spent. mss Trapp will resume her
position in the Bannock bank at Poca-
tello, where she has displayed marked
efficiency during the past year and has
won, the confidence and esteem OF her
employers.
Miss Loretto Malone. 90, will be the
accompanist of Miss Maggie Tout on
her concert tour through the intermoun-
tain states. The iniual performance will |
be given in the Ogden tabernacle next |
Thursday. March 3. Miss Tout returned |
from London and Paris after ten years |
OF earnest study. This musical family |
lones ability as a skilled musician and |
sympathetic accompanist Will be again |
displayed She viii also furnish solo |
numbers on this trip.