The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
CLASSES GATHER
IN BIG REUNION
Joyful Welcome and Good
Cheer for Graduates of
St. Mary'S Academy.
RENEW OLD ACQUAINTANCE
Sixty-odd Students Meet With
Teachers and Participate in Fine
Program and Banquet.

Not for many years have the halls
Of 81. Mary academy ruuE with sounds
OF Joyful welcome and good cheer such
as were Ina evidence al the school yes
trrddy afternoon and evening, when
more than sixty graduates OF the IN
SttutiOn gathered for their annual re-
union- Fur number OF years IL has
been the custom OF the alumni OF 81
Nary's 10 come together once each
year no renew old acquaintance, talk
over old times and meet with thelI
former teachers For the same lens %
OF time 10 has been the custom OF the
gradual ting class 10 prepare some pro-
gram OF greeting. by way or entertain
ment, for the visiting students
sixty graduates were present
a. this years reunion, and represent
ed in an, eighteen different graduating
classes of Tie academy, from the year
1881 down 10 The present time. The
To- ttvlties commenced at 4.SO o'clock
yesterday afternoon when the mem
bers Of the alumni held their annual
business meeting in the assembly hall
al the academy.
Graduates Banqueted.
Al o'clock the graduates formed a
procession and marched 10 the brill
lauuy lighted banquet chamber where
the annual spread had been prepared.
Long tables. laden with the best things
OF the season, graced either side OF
the large room, decorations being car
fied ont In the cOtors OF the alumni
Eauthemums, the association flower,
constituted the faVors while the hand
painted place cards, executed in the
culors OF the alumni, viii be treasured
Rs souvenirs OF the event by the guests.
Miss Francis Phillips acted as toast
mistress, and responses bubbltng with
wit and sentiment were made by the
members of the various graduating
classes. Miss Ethel Mcdonald respond
81 10 Alma Mater To our Brides,
Past Present and Future was re-
Eponded 10 by Mrs. A. ". Robinson.
End TO our Guests was given by Miss
toasts were offered by other members
of the associa tion, and Miss Rose Ne
pOn0ugh, president OF the alumni. made
@ short address.
splendid Program.
At S o'clock the graduates. with a
large number OF invited guests. as
sembled in the study han. where the
follow ing program. arranged by the
class of 1911, assisted by the students
IN music and gymnastics was rendered.
AlarCh@rhe NictOrs. ........ .... l. Eibei
First violin. the Misses r. ia
cObsOn. NJ. Ward. G. Gavin,
second violin. the Misses A.
Rrownlee ID. White; cello,
Miss \. Mahan; piano, Miss
a. OBrien.
sextet-Berceuse ....-....... streIezki
Brown, 2. O'Nein. V. shan
ano. Miss a. @ Brien, violin
obligato, Miss r. Jacobson.
Address-The Alumnae Reunion
....;.'.;; ,,.;.. Miss C. Chapman
Harp solO-MaZurka ------ SchueekeI
Miss l.. White
The Poet OF the Habitant, an ap-
probation .------. Miss q. Curley
headings;
De Habitant Generate. Miss f. Bixby
De Nice Leetle Canadienne. .-..
....-...-.---...- Miss p. Ford
The Week OF the Julia Plante.
-.-..-.- ..-.--s-- MISS +. Ford
Initial dumbben dril ........ Juniors
Vocal duet-The Music Trial $780,.
.-----.... .-...-.... .WOOdberry
Misses Y. shannon, \. Mahan.
Piano. Miss c. Chapman.
Cello. Miss y. Mahan; harp,
Miss l.. White: viOlins, Misses
N. McDonOugh r. Jacobson.
NJ. Ward. G. Gavin.
The Book of the Lily and It's Au-
thor .--......s-.-.., Miss L. Davis
Readings:
Tile Heights $1,000 Miss b Sidenfaden
The Song OF the Lilies ........
.......-....... Miss b. Sidenfaden