Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-17

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the graduates, informing them that
the lives they led In the future would
be tho ones by whic.. their school
training would be judged; that IL thsy
lived good. noble lives their friends
would want to know from what acad-
envy they came In order that they
which gave to the world such noble
women. but IL, on the other hand, their
lives did not reflect credit upon the
school, they placed that much Of a
handicap upon the institution. The
address by Mr.. Hawley was finely de-
livered and he was applauded at va
rious intervals and given ronsing
ovation at the close.
The theater was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. The front Of
the rostrum was filled with palms and
ferns, with a basket of pink roses in
the center. Vases Of flowers formed
background, and with the graduates,
in white, each with bouquet Of white
roses, in the center. the stage setting
was complete. Practically every seat
In the theater was taken and the spirit
shown in behalf OF the institution
shows that 1t stands high in the esti-
nation Of the people of Boise and vi
entity.
Following is list of the certificates
and awards which were made:
Certificates for the national graded
course in music, awarded to Clara
Murray, Margaret Hoffman, Bernice
Heiean, Mary Curran, Helen Gakey,
Ruth Terrell and Rosa Bayer.
Special prizes We're awarded as fol-
lows:
Prize presented by Right Rev. A. j.
Glorieux, d. D., for the highest aver
age in the graduating class awarded to
Miss Florade M. Watkins.
Gold medal presented by st. Teresa's
Alumnae association for the highest
average in the senior classes awarded
| to Miss Dorothy Neal.
Prize for the highest average in the
second senior class. awarded to Miss
Isabel Savage.
Prize for the highest average in the
third senior class awarded to Miss Ce-
ella Whelan.
Banquet to the Clergy.
The Jungle room of the Owyhee hotel
was the scene yesterday afternoon of
banquet given by the Sisters of the
Holy Cross to the clergy in attendance
at the silver jubilee of st. Teresa's,
and number of invited guests. The
table was arranged in rectangular
form and decorated with ferns, palms
and cut flowers. The color scheme,
gold and white, carried out the colors
of the academy. Rt. Rev. A. J. Glo-
rieux, bishop of Idaho, presiding as
toastmaster, welcomed the guests in
the name of the sisters and called upon
the following, who responded to
toasts: Rt. Rev. ]. P. Carroll. bishop
of Montana; Judge ]. f. Ailshie, Judge
j. l.. McClear, DR.. L. p. McCaIla and
John M. Regain.
Those in attendance were: Rt. Rev.
A. J. Glorieux. bishop of Idaho: Rt
Rev. ]. p Carroll, bishop of Montana;
Rev. Remi Keyzer, Father Malloy and
Father Arregui of Boise; Judge F. S.
Dietrich; Father Refs and Father Marx
of Nampa, Father Godschalx of Weiser.
Father Vandenbergh of Payette, Father
Fox of Idaho Falls, Father DeStoop Of
Montpelier, Father Campo of Ontario,
Father Lobell of Gooding. Judge j. L.
McClear, DIR. Collister, Dr. McCalia,
Jess Hawley. +. c. Hummell and John
M. Regain.
The Alumnae Banquet.
st. Teresa's Alumnae association
held it's eight annual reunion at the
Owyhee hotel last evening. The oc-
casion was devoted to the special cele-
bration of the silver jubilee of their
alma mater.
A delicious banquet was served at s
o'clock in the rose. room Thirty four
members were present at the banquet
board and the following were honored
guests of the alumnae. Ri. Rev. A. J.
Glorieux, bishop of Idaho; RI. Rev
John P. Carroll. bishop of Montana;
Rev. n. Fuchs, Rev. F. L. La Bell, Rev.
J. P. Ries, Rev. L. J. Marx, Rev. l.. J.
vandenbergh. Rev. H A. Campo, Rev.
L. C. Godschalx. Rev. George De Stoop,
Rev. r. S. Keyzer, Rev. Roger J. NAL
10y and Rev. b. Arregui.
Miss Helen Coston. president Of the
alumnae. did honor to the occasion as
toastmistress and her interesting and
well-founded remarks brought ready
response from those called upon. The
reading of greetings from former SUI
perlors and teachers of st. Teresa's
academy and from the Rev. Father
Van der Heyden. first pastor of St.
Johns parish. now of Louvain, Bel
lgium, was one of the interesting fea-
lures of the evening and gave the as
surance that many absent ones were
lowering in spirit around the banquet
board. showering their blessings and
good wishes on those assembled to do
honor to their alma mater-on the day