The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
Music Pieases Audience

The several musical numbers were rem
dered with such evidence OF skill and nm
to % the audence % The m,ninas s' aneesTeS P,eesIeg
In sprightly number called THE Skip
ping Song" and showed that they could
readily, combine the fine arts with their
little girls of the intermediate classes
was bright little musical play in which
the leading role was well carried by Miss
Matilda James. The tambourne drill was
another attractive feature. the larger girls
Of the grades displaying therein a re-
markaole degree OF grace and precision in
The Junior section of the elocuton de-
partnlent was most creditably represented
by the Misses Mabel Rice, Ellen Ellsworth
and Grace jeremy, whose selections drew
forth hearty applause.
Tonight's Exercises.
The graduation exercises will begin this
evening at S O'Clock sharp. The pro-
gramrne follows:
Chorus-Over the Water. Hosmer
Vocal Class. Plano-Miss Mulvey,
Concerto-Op. 10 tfirst movemen)
First piano Miss C. chipman; pnrtnoSe"
second plano, Miss \. Egan,
Vocal solo-I Hear You Calling Me.
MISS Mercier Piano-Miss M1iSey. live y'S i
Sketches and Songs of schoolddays
L-The Wonderand OF Childhood. u =
Miss c. Curley
H.-From .Fairyland to the Para
Miss F.. sidenfaden.
IH.-The Sanctuary Of the Soul
| Miss L. Kane.
Concert cert, RomSnz-0p ,!1n,,,, 49, Schneider
second violin, Miss N. McDon-
ough; cello. Miss N Mahan:
harp, Mrs: z. McGurrin: piano,
Miss l.. NJ. Osborne.
Chorus-Song Of the Gypsies.
Vocal stgdents.Misses Melon
Brown. Bruneau. Smith. O'Bri-
en-. Jacobson, Heaston, Coke.
Romney. Lubbock Law. o'Nenl,
Gouksr. sidenfaden. Davis, Cur.
| ley. Kane. Hall Osborne Cum
ningham. Egan. Hoes. Collins.
Hughes, Hayes. Berry, Munday.
Coleman Piano-Mss Mulvey
Harp Duo-Miserere from III Troya
Mrs. e. McGurrin Miss l.. White u,'''AS
Sketches and Songs OF sehooda7ys, :,
Iv.-The Book Of Nature ~ " -
Miss L. Davis
Born Harmony.
| Miss G.. Chipman.
VI-The Valiant Woman.
Miss NJ Hail.
Vocal solo-springtime OF Love
wv White; ''is2o piano. Miss ss' Mulyey. ;%tys N
a La Bien -Aimee-op. 80. No. 2.
First violin, Misses NJ. MeDon NJ s Se"u''
ough r. jacobson: second violin.
Misses NJ Ward. G. Gavin; third
Brownlee: cello Miss n. Mahan;
harp Mrs. e. McGurrin. Miss L.
White. plano. Miss a. O Brien.
Piano uo-Polonaise, Op 80 Chopin
First piano. Miss l.. NJ Osborne;
second piano. Miss L. White.
Conferring Of Graduation Medals and
Diplomas.
Sketches and Songs Of schooldays
vU-The Flower Of Our schooldays
Opens It's Petals Tonight.
Miss V. Shannon.
VITI-Farewel Song.
The Class OF H.
Address to Graduates. :....,,,... 80.
.......... Rt. Rev, Lawrence Scanlar
The Roll of Honor
Special prizes will be awarded as fol-
lows
Glass Observation-Disclosures Miss NJ
Hall and C. Curlev. third academic Miss
]. Cunningham: first academic: Miss NJ
T. Hughes. fourth preparatory, Miss v
Lubbock. third preparatory. Miss f.. Pad
dock: second preparatory. Miss P. Kill
burn: first preparatory. Miss @. O'Brien;
fourth primary. Erma kuster FIRST
French. Marguerite Lecuyer: second
French. Lille Case. German Martha
Struck
Contest in English. Oral and Written
Graduating class. Miss C. Curlev, third
academic. Miss \. Egan: first academic
Miss NJ. r. Hughes.
Good Ct5nduct-Misses c. Chpman c.
Curley l., Davis NJ Hall, r.. Kane. V