The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-30
Closing Exercises at 81:
Marked by Beauty, d
tude and Love. 1
MAGNIFICENT WORK on
INSTITUTION is ri
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Sea-
Highly Praised by II
Students.

2illG scene OF Splendor and 4
rivaiing anything Of its lsind In
tory OF the institution. ls5 yo,,
ana girls OF the kearns ST. "A
phanage, Twelfth South and Fo,.
streets. last night joined in car
a programme OF exceptional men
ing tho close Of the school We
celebration was also held as a <
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Laurence
Who yesterday passed the tweu|
anniversary Of his conservation q
OF the Catholic diocese OF Salt
tho forty-third anniversary OF
nation To the ministry.
Several hundred people crow
the main auditorium OF the orph
witness the exercises. The hal
mass OF patriotic dccorations, q
flowers, while the excellent wor
young pupils WAS strilllngIy
both in the works of art that
the walls and the competence vi
the programme numbers We're re|
Noted Divines Attend,
Bishop Scanlan occupied the
honor near the stage. surroun|
large jardjnIcrcs filed with ~
white roses and carnations. To-
sal the Rev. Father w. X. Rya
the left The Rev. Father penu
head OF the institution. Not
honored was MISS Marie NicCaI|
was graduated from the institui|
<t,l ,,t. =
course in stenography with hlx
and will accept a position wIu
company.
The opening number on The 81
was a chorus. Greetings To- The
Bishop Seaman. sung by Tn
This preceded an "Anniversar>
In honor ol Bishop Scanlan ren
Miss f. Harper Miss =. Morgan
y Sorenson tpiano) and MI
o Neil and Miss Lizzie McHou
linz Following came an adjree
conc TO Bishop ScaaIan bv MI
McCallum. the honcrcd graduat1
The primary girls then cX
unique handkerchief drill. WI
followed by Il piano duet by u
Morgan and Miss Ella McCalI7
minims rendered "A recitation Cd
Daisies and htly boys gave u
ticn drill styled The Blue
Gray" Fourteen girls then
chorus. Summer Fancics."
Then followed = Grama. ran
lores, or Through The Fires OF
which was most ably staged by
ented pupils, The narrati,
with the theft OF some jeweiry.
charged against an innocent girl
moral is aimed To bring ont 10 "A
vanity may lead. Following is
Of characters:
Mrs. Norton IA wealthy widowj
............. Miss T.arQdt|
Augusta cher eldest daughter. lla'
and vain) .... Miss Marie
Pauline afterwards Dolores)
,......--. Miss Rosc1i
Nellie Claghorn tMrs. Norton's =
'-'-,'-... ......-.. ...,,. Eilc1
Grace and Isabel tsistersl a
-...... ELLA McCallum. Lalz|
Constance (baby step~niecel -.
....,...:.- .-.-.......-.<. Mai,1'
Mrs, Worthingion (patron OF al
Fanchctte ther maidj 49,. Saidl
Tom Pincher "a sood-bcarted n
mani .......,..-,-.l Rober
Aunt Betsey (nurse in the n
famlly) ..,...,...-....B Blancne|
Sally Ann Tompkins Ia street 81
..--...... ....,. ..>,-... AMY
Three fashionable friends OF
Edith Temple ...... Fabioia n
Clare Meredith .... CLAIR
Heioise ZaCharic ...s.. Tere
Music Is Excellens.
Between the five scenes OF
let music was rendered WI
skill by Miss Marie n
Miss Mary Edwards. Miss Tere<
Miss r. Harper. Miss X. O'Neiif|
Lizzie Mcdonald. The literary|
sical programme was concluded
chorus Vacation Is Coming
sixty little girls dressed in WI
melody OF Marching Through
was adopted for The song. wlic|
the large audience TO round after
applause.
One OF the features of the exer
the practical demonstrations by 4
est grade class of the work do
the year In stenography. under
ton OF Charles McGurrin and 4
Srabe. Dictations were given
students wrote the sentences
hand on blackboards with wonQt
jdity and then completed thefr.
reproducing The original dict4
typewriters. The finished prod
then distributed among the spe<
a proof of the accomplishneuI
students,
Medals Are Awarded
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Scan
made five medal awards Tor
honors in different subjects az
Good conduct. Miss Lizzie -
donated by Patrick Phelan: Chrl<
trine. Miss Clara Morgan. donau
Rt. Rev. Bishop Scanlan; music,
selle Harper. donated by the Hc'
NJ. Mccormick; stenography, MI'
McCallum. donated by +. r.
general Improvement. Miss MARI
donated By the Rev. Father W..
A medal donated by the Rev. f!!|
mis- Kiely was awarded 10 tI<
Mamie Carney for being the p.
girl in the school.
AZ the close OF the exercised
Rev. Bishop Scaplan was scheuut'
liver an address. but owing to !
ness OF the hour he spoke on
words. -.
My heart is filed with gladnez
ing so many people here tonfEht.
"and stfll more so because OF IN
stration we have been given bX'
children of this institution. / an
II will more than encourage IN
Of the Institution in the grcat
they are doing. AS II Is too l1'a
tain you longer. good night ana IN
Il 4.