The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08
Mount de ChantaI Celebrates
Alunnae Day With Program

st. Marguerite Mary, formed the deco
; Iitl:vc scheme of tho rcfcrtUry. (which
! interviewed over pillars. and ratt"rS,
placed IN Tiny baskets upon me rnuna
! carried on, with admirable effect the
3 colrrS Vt The academy. Tho large, cool:
airr room. with It's white walls ana
grI,n carpet over y brightly polished
! floor mad" u ri"a>InEly gay ana a'i'thf1,
: lul arp, aranc". 4, cl."d for tn" annual
. cNcn'.
! Tna%ts delivered in fiuwcry and bCaut-
, itul English Icy representa- uTcs "I
classes which had graduated years ago
= t. The graduates Of today. and responses
from each t. In" other characterized tho
Ic"n"Eusiun of the luncheon.
I ~ the speaker, table were seated Miss
: Anne Rcyman, tuaStmi stress: Mrs. Mary
1 Buckley iluud ard Miss Amy Nash. In
her toast Ia The girl members OF the
class OF 1920 and the association, MISS
! ;ryman spoke IN terms Of great pralS"
! If the Mount dc ChantIl girl. saying
! hat Municipalities OF all kinds mingled
/ that characteristics of "NClu%.YcncES
! which WIS their common heritage. take
. ia" result OF their school tralniHE. ana
coming from the illustrious prrd"ccs-
sorS OF the order. Saint James Frances d"
Chantal and 81. Francis De Sales, OF
! gentle breeding and noble character:
{ Mrs Mary Buckley Rnud delivered tho
neat toast ON "R"apinE" relating some OF
. the fruits which her education had en-
:,hlcd her TO achieve as the years rolled
on.
, Miss Frances Riggs. spoke OF the
. Golden ShcaT, presenting the idea or me
: riptning Of the powers achieved through
the mental and spiritual impetus gained
at Mount d. Chantal. and which wcr"
3 ever to % unfoidcd as time progresses
and the field II womanklnd hroadenS
with ~" present great score OF woman ,
4 activities
Miss l., yman concluded her RESPONSE
! tive toast; with an an allusion I" III"
/ sanity dignity Of character Of SAINT
Mary MaraGartc Mary
Miss Amy Nash spoke Of tho relation
Of tn" If" OF the convent hhr"d girl. TO
. the present day. and It's difficulties. the
new ere into which woman kind is about
/ Ia enter and gavr an illuminating vision
| Of It's possibilities.
! The Cantata
tn" cantrta king, l!"n"'S DauEht"r
! was presented in the music hall at
$50. The RI. Rev. bishop L. J. bona
huc and Rev. Father Thomas !. Garrett
, wcr" guests Of honor.
! Surrounded by a bower OF Grcrn"ry
I representing in it's midst the white
blossoms significant Of purity and spir-
, IlIal beauty, thirty members or the
vocal class arraycd In white go "nS
wrv, seated on the stage 10 the left and
right Of which arranged on tiers OF
steps, were the other members of the
s"En"l in their black and white dresses.
! ~ 4 signal from their instructor The
clays arose and the opening hairs OF the
beautiful cantata flowed out into the
music halt. The story Of the cantata
which is told in the music Is a beautiful
. romance. telling the story OF n blind
girl lulanth". daughter Of 4 KING Of II
: French province. In her infancy she
- struck with blindness and reared
= without any l-nowiedg" Of the gift Of
} sight. In later years the knowledG" is
: brought 70 her through her hetro'hed'
md her sight Restored through the
J Powers &C TN" court magician
: ThrouEhout the music IL inspiring
: and beautiful in it's simplicity and
smooth flowing melody. into which var
iatlon and beautiful contrasts arc WOW
en- Especially beautiful numbers which
drew great applause from the audience
: TrOubadnr" in which Gsrtrud" Miles.
Helen Hiatt. Edith Chattuck and Made
. line MCNally We're heard: the duet and
chorus Sweet - tho AnEelus Ringing
! with Miss Helen HINT and Miss Made
! line MCNally MS Soloists and the closing
chorus and solo Rene n" King MISS
Lucille Clcndrrning taking IN" solo
! luhultuous applause.
| The members of the chorus were
First SOpra nns--Misses MARGARET Bar
IHri. Helen RrrEUCn. Angela EInig. VIII
IVA Henderson. France, Leggelt. Martha
, Nt'cr. Cert rudr Myl~s. Ruth Maxwell
! I.ucr"'ia Todi Louise Wells. Mildred
: MrIA,mtid. Anna Taylor. Second So
, Coleman. Ellis" Dass"ri. Marie Ess"r.
q Falrn HAT. Nancy I-azrar. Margaret
! Marh"rI. Virginia Bremen. Frances
! Wood.
, t"nnirairos-1Irlona AuI. Edith 'Thad-
duck. Eileen Govern. Bertha LAWSON.