The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-04

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maeuIate was held Monday after
noon at the convent.
At $50 o'clock the members ar
rayed in new spring frocks ant
bOnnets, began to assemble in TIN
parlOr where Mother John of tn,
Eucharist, the new superior, to
gether with the sisters. welcomes
each one.
Promptly at o'clock the mem
orial for the departed GRADUATES
began. Mrs. E. ]. Bayly reat
the tribute, and Rev. F. x. Dough.
erty gave a splendid talk on "Alms
Mater" with the benediction fol.
lowing.
The assembly proceeded to st
Cecilia's Hall, which was decorat.
ed in alumnae colors, blue and
: gold, with the number "25" in
silver, and silver bells displayed
IN different places.
Mrs. Lopez Johnson, president,
called the meeting to order, and in
a few well-chosen words welcom-
ed the new superior, sisters and
members to the silver jubilee, and
expressed hope that they and
many more would be present at
the golden jubilee.
Mother Superior responded and
welcomed each one. The BUSH
ness session then followed.
The officers chosen for the en-
suing year were: Mrs. Lopez john
son, president; Miss Emma Curry,
yice-president; Mrs. E. j. BayIy,
secretary; Mrs. Stephen F. Lowe,
treasurer; Mrs. Emil Sweeting,
reporter.
Several letters and kilograms of
congratulations were read.
The program rendered follows:
"AuId Lang Syne," by entire
membership, accompanied by Miss
Mary +. Grillon on the piano.
Reading by Miss Dorothy Lord.
Quartette, "The Alumnae
Song" words by Sister Isabel
Miss Minnie Sweeney, music by
Francis Atkins (deceased) and
sung by Mary f. GriIlon, Mrs. v.
McDermott, Mrs. Eva Warner and
Marguerite Lacedonia, accom-
panied by Mrs. John Roberts.
Reading by Mrs. E. j. Bayly.
Solos, ''Ring Ye Easter Bells"
and "In Luxembourg Gardens"
sung by Mrs. Eva Warner, ac-
companied by Mrs. John Roberts.
A contest, twisted proverbs"
taxed the memory. Prizes we're
awarded as follows: First, Mrs.
John Roberts; second, Miss Ann
Kirchik; third, Miss Ruth Rose
Galley.
The members and the Glass of
"a. who were guests. were invited
to the senior classrooms which
had been transformed into BAN
qnet hall.
The juniors had decorated the
rooms in blue and gold. The flow
efs used were from the gardens of
Mrs. Jerry Trevor. Mrs. B. D..
Trevor and Mrs. o. S. Long; they
were giant marigolds. nasturtiums,
ageratums and Michaelmas daisies,
which were most beautiful.
The juniors, under the direction
Of Sisters Catherine and Louise,
served a most delicious refresh
ment course.
At a late hour the graduates
babe their Alma Mater adieu, look
ing forward to many more happy
reunions.
Those present were:
Mrs. Lopez johnson, Mrs. Harry
b. Peacock, Mrs. f. J. Bayly, Miss
Emma Curry, Mrs. Stephen f..
Lowe. Mrs. Frank Delaney, Miss
Margarita Lacedonia, Mrs. Vim
cent MeDermott, Mrs. John Rob-
erts, Mrs. Roy Roberts, Mrs. Emil
Sweeting, Mrs. Horace b. Gould,
Mrs. Francis L. Johnson. Mrs.
Homer b. Herrick, Miss Elizabeth
Acheson, Mrs. Jos. Plummer. Miss
Cornelia f. Warren, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, Mrs. Waldo johnson,
Miss Rita Pinder. Miss Amelia
Lucignani, Miss Gladys Johnson,
Mrs. Persia PelIieier. Miss Pauline
Phelan, Miss Marjorie Gwynn.
Miss Mary Brantley, Miss
Janice founders. Miss Cecilia
Ellsworth. Miss Elizabeth Russell,
Miss Adeline founders, Miss An
nabelle Levin, Miss Laurentina
Torano. Miss Alicia Dubreuil.
Miss Dorothea Lord. Miss Mary
c. Whaiton, Mrs. Q. ]. Sheppard.
Miss Ann Kirchik, Mrs. r. Del
gado, Miss Mary Lee. Mrs. ]. r.
Romaguera, Jr.. Miss Dolores Gre
mata. Mrs. odilio Diax. Miss Edna
Cato. Miss Mary F. whitmarsh.
Sister Celeste Teresa. Mrs. r..
Martinez. Miss Marie Haskins.
Miss Eva Lee. Mrs. Rodman Beth.
ei. Mrs. Waiter ]. Roberts.
Mrs. James Brady, Mrs. Harry
II. Baker. Mrs. Clarence Thomp-
son. Rose CFuSoe. Alice Gwynn.