Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-11-09

mounts the winged winds" and
bound fast TO his own feet the gold.
en- pinious so rapidly has been ri.
night since the opar ing ~ sch ~ol or
September The S'x'h n he las
piifered enc CadJc US as, ~
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eye, bus De uses it 20 cause cen
To Nv IL any a. S.. Mary 8 Academy
90 thus afflicted. Every one there
10 wide awake, extremely &C i've.
and preOccupied s)lely with her
duty. An illustration OF this was
given the other day by enc Of the
new girls" who on being asked II
she bad been honesick. ingenious.
ly replied. "How could II haven Z
had time.
Can We not attribute the fight Of
time 70 the manner 10 which have
employed it2 We have been 81 bust.
ly engaged. We noticed not its pass
ing. Here, In brief. are some Of the
events that have transpired. alo q
with others in contemplation.
The first Note Day Of the sess on
was held October the second. The
Graduates and Second Seniors pre-
sented Q very fne program
The vacant Offices in the Sodality,
and In the Apostleship OF Study
and Prayer. have been filed, and
are in excellent condition, ready to
continue the good work OF the past.
The Shakesperian Reading Circle
has also elected its officers; it has
given little insight into the pro-
grsmme designed for the year, by
the rendering OF the "Casket Scene
from the Merchant of Venice" on
last Note Day.
The Glass OF 1912 has chosen for
its colors blue and gold. and its
Motto. "Rsspice Finem," Music
Clubs have been formed. and clas-
ses In harmony and theory hold
their sessions on Friday after moons.
The Dramatic Art Glass prepar-
ing japanese Recital to be given
November the tenth; all who are
fortunate enough TO be present, are
assured OF q very peasant evening.
ST. Cecilia's Club is enthusiastic
over its programme for St. Gee las
Day, November the twenty second.
The Christmas Entertai ONE mt. which
promises this year to b. unusually
attractive, will be given about the
middle OF December
Rev. Father Stanton. s. ]. has
very kindly offered prize for the
hest ESSAY on "LlbOr. Each N
pettor is required 20 state which
one Of the co orS i. in her OPT on.
suggestive of Iabyr in Ma urs.
The contest will be decide just bs
for The Christmas holidays.
We find the new studies replete
With interest. The students OF the
Botany Glass are. during free time,
continually wandering about the
grounds searching for Fiora's trea-
sures; groups NAV freq ,entlv be
seen d scussing 81 ms strange flow
er or leaf. which, unluckilv for t.
self, has fallen into th,ir b mis-
To secure more select sprcimer we
took delightful stroll
On beautiful day in October,
When Nature was ever so fair.
Lovely blossoms and flowers the rar-
est,
Scented sweet the cool, balmy air.
While Phoebus arrayed In his glory.
Smiled down from q cloudless sky,
And sephyrs murmured their welcome,
As be swept in his chariot by.
On this day to the woodland we wan
dered.
What an exquisite view met our
gasei
Twas q scene rich and rare In its
beauty,
We stood an n In q daze
Twas q picture no artist had painted,
No, those lovely woods were Ma
lures own,
With their hues harmoniousiy blended,
In colors no artist could tone
That there is much labor requir
ed is evident from the amount OF
work still to be accomplished; but
we are not discouraged; there are
nauy bright moments in our happy
school life enjoyed with Rrta'er z st
from the realization OF duty perform
ed.
LET us then be up and doiog,