The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-18
DAY FOR JUNIORS.
At SACRED HEART
Children Give Festival of
Flowers; Graduates Please
With Programme.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. June 1.-THE second event OF
academy occurred this morning when the
Junior day exercises were held at 10
O'Clock, On a stage which had been
transformed from the graduates bower
dainty little flower girls told in sweet
song the life history of roses. chrysan-
themums. violets, forget-me- nots. holly
hooks and .pansies. the entertainment
entitled. ''Festival of the Flowers"
The music numbers. instrumental and
vocal, were well rendered, and an espe-
Days" played by violins. harp and piano.
The awarding OF certificates In studies
occupied the greater part of the time.
P. NJ cushnahan. Certificates In the
awarded to Misses Gladys Kislingbury,
Alice Linsley. Madeline ouillinan and
Three young ladies completed the COM
plomas: Misses Fl. Freborg. a Hack
ward and c.. Macleod
After the closing chorus. the Rev. P.
NJ. Cushnahan said a parting word and
thanked the pupils for their excellent
programme.
The initial exercises Of commencement
week at Sacred Heart took place last
evening when the graduates, nine in
number. read their essays to an appre-
senably hall was tastefully decorated for
C guardian % Angel mi made pasE fitting Center
piece, while nadonnas by famous masters
decorated the rear walls. Palms. ferns
and June roses beautified the scene, and
showed as careful preparation OF eNter-
nal details as the contents OF the pro-
gramme displayed the minor technicaIi
Miss Ruth Ragan read a dainty poem
her graduating EFFORT. entitled 1.-The Sol
ace of Old Songs" She was followed
who paid an excellent tribute to ."Some
Catholic Writers of Our Own Day"
Miss Gladys Hardy. an enthusia site art
etc number. The Art Galleries Of the
logical exposition OF 1.-THE Mightiest Con-
querors," whom she declared were pa
of WORTH by Miss Krchoff, was an eff
fort OF which any student might well
have been proud, It consisted Of six
sonnets and showed that what we over
Miss Agatha coltman of Idaho Falls
paid tribute to ''The Home Builder"
the mother. showing by the expression
OF her sentiments that she was no mill
tant suffragette. "Lifes Quest" which
Nora Dunn proved to be not wealth. nor
pressed through kindly deeds, was an
exceptionally creditable piece Of writing
and was earnestly read.
The Instrumental music numbers by
Misses MusgTave and Cheshire were ex
cellently rendered. while the vocal Sc
lections of Misses Cotman and Ragan
were intermisstons that afforded untold
pleasure. Words Of warm comm endation
nahan, who voiced the sentiments OF all
present when he warmly congratulated
the young ladies and thanked them for
the evening of pleasure they had af-
forded the audience. Besides the Rev:
P. M. Cushnahan. the following clerical
guests nonored the occa sions: The Rev
stoop. Montpelier, Ida; the Rev. John
Ryan. Ogden.
Visitors to the academy have found
special pleasure and expressed their ad-
the library on the second floor. OIL
paintings, water color, china, crayon-
each exhibit was varied as it was excel
5H Wa se work IN arsnns Of
the graded course, which has been pursued
throuhgout the classes and showed
originality and no mean amount OF tai
special mention for the excellence and
amount Of their work: Misses r. Ches-
hire. G; Hardy; II. Bean, w. Kirehoff'
nip. e. Tognoni. ]. powney, N Mccon-
nell. A. Klrchoff. IL Hardness. K Hark-
ness. I. Mendes and M. Toy.
Equally interesting was the needle
and ability, Dainty dressing sacques,
inviting pillows and beautiful center
pieces-all proved that the domestic side
OF a girls education is not forgotten at
Sacred Heart.
Wednesday morning at 70 o'clock the
graduating exercises will be held. Di-
plomas and medals Will be co; conferred on on
Of this programme. will end the thirty
fifth annual commencement exercises OF
the institution.