The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-19
Sisters OfLOretta and Alumnae Be-
gin 3 Days Festivities at st.
Vincent's Church
$500 PURSE PRESENTED
Mrs. II. L. Howard, Pupil of Ga
Years Ago, Gave Her p eminis-
Cences of Early Days

Enlistment Of the Sisters of Loretta
in this city, was .opened Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock, with solemn
Mass, at st. Vincent's Church, the
Rev. +. Byrnc of pcrryvillc, Mo,
who spoke at the Golden Ju lee.
delivering the sermon. The church
was well filled with the local and visit
ing pupils, who had come to Join in
the festivities on this norcd occasion.
At $50 in the afternoon the meeting
Of the Alumnac took place ct the
Convent and the program arranged
for the afternoon was one of the most
beautiful and impressive ever wit
messed by an institution Of this kind
in Southeast Missouri. The large
study hail which was attractivcly
decorated in yellow and white, the
Academy colors, was crowded with
visitors to standing room, most OF
whom had been pupils of this school,
at some time in their lives, and the
smiles and happy greetings OF cxulta-
ton, at once more being light-hcatrcd
4. .
s'i.''' N'''' AM" renewing oiu ac-
quointanccs, was sight worthy Of
Tie sweetest rcmcmbranccs. At the
first strains of the Jubilee Song
played by Miss Helen Carroll. whose
mother the late Mrs. Kate Gilroy
Carroll, had composed for the Golden
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''.H inc Io"d applau'ihS oi the vISl-
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enjoyment "l n'r i'" minutes OF
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"'inp'r On inc program was lthap-
so"'e Nlsnohhe (NoelIlhgl Played
'y 'N' MISSES Emma "alie' fhlio-
meme an" AHc" och"epher, the
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w. l.. ScIlWephcr, all graduates Oh
Inc convent MIS- Reynolds ac-
gui,Pal''e,' oh ''e piano by MrS,
III IiocN' Saho 'he wen known ana
ioEco song Annie Laurie when
was loIo"ou by !''''r from MIS-
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inc RACINE NoaS'' was ul"olc 10 at
.chu 'Le celeprutioh was ieoo by
MIS-, ncrh'cc W ilsoh' Inc next
NUMBER was 10 nave peeh 'rlo'
ny MIS-, a. ~ "peaA' ncf daughter,
NlS' "oiluS' an" MIS- lholnaS
uaughter' H1tic harriet span repre-
Sehtlhe 'hrc' geh'raIiohS' Dut owing
TO MIS- speak iilheS', TINS was