Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
MUSICAL NOTES

The annual closing exercises of
Sacred Heart Academy on the twelfth
of June, always interesting, were more
than ordinarily so this year because of
its marking the close of the fiftieth
successful year of this remarkably sue
cessful institution that has given educa-
tion to hundreds of young women
throughout the north west states. An
elaborate program was arranged for
the golden jubilee.
On Wednesday from three to nine
o clock, a reception was held at the
academy, to which former students
were invited. The hours passed delight
fully with reminiscence and music and
refreshments served by the students.
The beautiful golden gifts to the
church were displayed for the admira-
tion of the guests.
A very large number of former pu.
pills from nearby and far away states
journeyed to Salem for the golden jubi.
lee celebration.
Solemn Pontifical Mass, the first
ceremony of the kind to be given this
city, was held in st. Joseph's church
Thursday morning, with most Reverend
Alexander Christie, D. D. Celebrant
Reverend Arthur Lane delivered the
sermon.
Father Berne of Dallas, presided at
the new pipe organ and the beauti
full service was made still more attrac.
tive by the splendid music under Mr.
Langenberg's direction,
The assisting clergymen were; Rever.
end Father Lane of Albany, who was
master of ceremonies, and also deliv.
cred a wonderful sermon. Father A,
Moore sub deacon, of Salem; Father
Gallagher, president of Columbia col.
lege; Deacons, Father William DAILY, of
st. Mary's church in Portland; Father
Il. II, Murphy, of st. Patrick's s church,
Portland and Father +. T, Springer of
North Bend, Washington
A fine banquet given to the clergy at
one O'Clock, in Sacred Heart Academy,
was daintily served by the pretty girl
students.
Reverend W. A. DAILY was chosen
toastmaster and Brilliant speeches and
bright talks were given by clergy and
.aymen, as follows:
"0ur Holy Father" Most Reverend
Alexander Christie, D. D.; "Arch.
bishop, +. N. Blanchet." Reverend f..
V. o. Hara; 'our Archbishop" Revcr.
end E. P. Murphy; "Pioneer Days"
Peter Darcy; "Our Religious Com.
munities," Reverend A. Lane; "The
Northwest" Thomas B. Kay, state
treasurer; "Catholic Educations," " Rev.
erend j. Gallagher, C. S. c.; "The
Press" Graham P. Taber; Reverend
Leopold Deilman,n Reverend j. Chapa.
tOu, C. S. S. r.; "Our Capital" r. j.
Hendricks "Sacred Heart Academy, -
Reverend A. Moore.
At four o'clock the Benediction of
the Most Blessed Sacrament was given.
The procession moved from st. Joseph =
church, accompanied by young girls in
white, singing hymns, and halted at
the three repositories erected ON the
church and convent grounds, Benedic.
tions were given at each alter. Tho
Jubilee and commencement exercises
were held in Grand opera house with
an elaborate program splendidly given
beginning with
Valse Chantee-Trio .................. .Arditi
SOPRANO /.
Rose Bodayla Cecil Butts Gertrude
I Campbell
Laura Lonms Olive McGee Eva Nelson
Rose Sullivan Leona Wiedmel
SOPRANO II.
Rose Amort Marie Campbell Kath.
crime Lynch
Grace Mahoney Margaret Mcguire
Gertrude Robson
ALTO.
Helen Barr Louise Berndorfner
Ruth Cooper
Margaret Doerfler Bertha Doerfler
Leondine Eckerlin
Emma Oblasser
Overturc-Piano Duet .Kalimodi
Louise Berndorfner Emma Oblasscr
Lucille Jaskoski
Katherine Inch Helen Barr Ger.
trude Campbell
Following this part was an exquisit,
masque, The Growing Of Alma Mater
composed by Mother Mary Flayia, Pro
lvincial Superior, and allcgorical o