The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
GRADUATES SHOW
WONDERFUL TALENT
Artistic Programme Rendered
at Exercises at the Sacred
Heart Academy.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June 22.-Beautiful indeed was
the scene presented at Sacred Heart
academy this morning when six young
ladies took their final leave OF friends,
teachers and compaions. and started on
lifeis voyage, The assembly hall OF the
academy was filled with appreciative
friends. who viewed with delight flower
decked stage The prevailing colors were
gold and white of the class OF 1910.
The class of nineteen hundred and ten
academic course Is as follows; Miss Lor-
cite M. Clause. Ely, New; Miss Edna NJ.
Hamilton. Evanston. Wyo,; Miss Susie e
Kennedy. Rawlins. Wyo; Miss Mabel 3.
Krauss. Ogden. Utah. Miss Marguerite L.
MeNultyI Ogden. Utah;
A varied land and artistic programme. was
rendered The opening chorus struck the
Keynote OF the programme. 1t was we'll
rendered and phrased with an harmony
blending that showed excellent training.
Miss McNulty's rendering OF the Der
cceuse, from Jacelyn, indicated sympa-
thetic Interpretation and "A voice of un-
usual quality; while Miss Hamilton $
displayed a dramatic power of rare prom
ise Brahms Ave Maria was indeed
prayer OF song verifying the line OF SD
ney Lanier. Music Is love in search OF a
word
The instrumental numbers. violin and
piano. were artistically rendered. Miss
kuchler played the Faust number with
skill and spirit. handling her instrument
with graceful ease. Little Miss Malone
gave an unusual Interpretation for one OF
her years OF the SaHasate number, while
Misses Krauss and Jackmans playing of
the Beethoven symphonies might take
rank with many concert performances,
The essays OF the graduates were the
special feature OF the days programme
Many arc wont 10 believe that the pro-
ductions read by young ladies on such oc-
casions lack originality. The papers OF
the class Of 1910 were presented Tor IN
spection 30 whomever wished to peruse
them as first written and they were In
each case productions OF merit. The class
poem, written and read by Miss Jack
man, was a verse effort that held
touch OF poetry.
Strong and embodying a touch OF the
national pride was Miss Keneddy's paper
in which she proved the genius and char
acter of her ancestors, and showed sym
pathetic spirit with everything Celtic.
Miss Hamilton's paper was plea lot
true culture. the performance OF duty. and
the rights OF our fellow-men. Her theme
was strong and we'll delivered.
with a gentle touch Miss McNulty
voiced the mission Of lifes humble singers
and convinced her hearers that their
.Gncrowned Queen" the theme Of Miss
Clause was subject dear to all me
love and devotion OF the mother. ana
she was imbued with the sentiments 10
which she gave utterance.
The comforting OF diplomas and Gold
medals fell to the lot OF one VINO mas
Known the members OF this class for
many years-the Reverend P. M Cuchna-
han. =, ,
To Miss Mabel Krauss fell the honor OF
reading her beautiful poetic effort Lle
Melody" a vaIedictory that in thought
and execution did credit to the young
lady. Miss McNulty sang the 500 parts
~ "Tbe Last Rose OF Summer" All the
members OF 1910 Joined in the conclddins
strain. which proved music the mover
The address to the graduates was de-
Jivered by the Rev, P. NJ Cushnahan'