The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-24
PLEASANT CELEBRATION BY CLIO
SCHOOL OF MENTAL SCIENCES.

The third anniversary celebration
and annual commencement exercises of
the Clio School of Mental Sciences,
held in the auditorium Of Wendell
Phillips High School last Thursday
evening was a grand success. Despite
the inelement weather the auditorium
was well filed with an enthusiastic
and representative audience. The fol-
lowing program was rendered in mas
terly style: Invocation, Rev. Father
Henry Simmons; Saxophone Solo,
'Camena," Mrs. Hattie May Har-
gorw; Introduction of Chairman, Hon.
Richard T. Greener, Maj. John R.
Lynch; Solo, Selected, Mr.. Claud Evs
ans; Salutatory, Mrs. Inez Collins;
Paper, "Benefts the Subject Has Been
to Me-" Nine. Ezella Mathis Carter;
Solo, Selected, Mrs. ophelia Pulley;
Valedietion, Miss Audrey Irving; Prin-
eipal' 5 Annual Address, "Mind, F" Prof.
Adena c. f. Minott; Vocal Solo, Mr..
W. c. Mason; Address, ''Inter,raeial
Cooperation, F" Prof. William Piekens;
Violin Solo, (a) End Pupils Concerto
in G, Feitz; (b) Motto Perpetua, Carl
BOhm; Master William King; accom-
panied by Master Edward King; Pres
entation of Certificates, DIR. + H. HoIlo-
way; Piano Solo, % Caprice Burnesque, -
Gabrilowitseh, Miss Mamie StrayhOrn.
There were twelve graduates. After
the program at Wendell Phillips the
graduates and friends returned to the
school parlors where a reception was
rendered in honor of the graduates and
the speaker Of the evening. Prof. Will
liam Piekens, whose birthday anniver-
sary it was also.
The following ladies greatly assisted
to make the celebration success:
Program COmmittee-Mrs. Irene Me-
Coy Gaines, Chairman; Mrs. W. D.
Hargrow, Mr.. Jas. A. Mundy, Mrs.
Emma MeDOugal, Mr.. Geo. R. Garner
and Prof. A. C. E. Minott.
Montgomery, Chairman; Miss Emma J.
Henderson, Mrs. Mary E Thurman.
information Committee-Mrs. Mary
Mr.. Ford s. Black, Rev. Wilson IS.
Carey, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore and Mrs.
Emma MeDOugal.
Trsbar. Do4r;o4;. c-.:.. -.
Girls: Miss Odessa Brooks, Miss Alma
Howell, Miss Irene Wilson, Miss Lee
Anna Jennings. Miss Jeanette Bass,
Miss Annabel Lee, Miss Lillian Ora
ham, Miss Bessie Owens, Miss Helen
Wright, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss
Grace JOhnsOR.and Louise Smith.
The following are some of the most
prominent persons who are interested
in the Clio School of Mental Sciences:
Western Advisory Board of the Clio
School Of MentaI" Seienees-Hon. Rich
ard T. Greener, Chairman; Maj. John
R. Lynch, Viee-Chairman; Prof. Adena
C. E. Minott, Secretary; Mr.. Anthony
Overton, Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay
Davis; DIR. George @. Hall, Rev. Father
John Henry Simmomns; Tony Lang
ston, Publicity Manager.
Eastern Advisory BOard-Hon Fred
R. Moore, Chairman; Mrs. Frances r.
Keyser, Vice-Chairman; Prof. Adena C.
E. Minott, Secretary Treasurer; Mr..
MenkO il Wolfe, Rev. Father Hutch
ms C. Bishop, Mrs. Addie W. Hunton
and Rev. Dr. VIM. H. Brooks.
The school has offered mid-winter
course at a special price which course
will begin Immediately.
Next Monday evening, January 26,
Prof. Adena C. f. Minott will enter
tain the artists and ushers who as
sisted at the anniversary celebration.
The reception Will be held at the Sol
diers' and Sailors Club, 32O1 Wabash
avenue. Afeature of the evening viii !
be a stereoptieOn demonstration on
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