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Show OGDEN. (Special Correspondence.) The examination in the musical department de-partment of the Sacred Heart academy ended on the feast of the Purification, the programme of the day proving a real musical feast to the lovers of sweet sounds. The marked improvement noted since September is most gratifying to the teachers, and must be equally so to the pupils themselves and their parents. par-ents. The skill displayed by many of the young performers shows that there is an amount of promising talent in the ever-increasing roster of the music class. Nearly all the meinbers f rom the six-year old beginner to the aspirant as-pirant for gratuating honors acquitted themselves most creditably, and their graceful position, delicacy of touch, and technical execution evinced their responsiveness to the training they had received. Equally noted for marked improvement improve-ment is the voice culture in the vocal department. The members of this department de-partment are also steadily increasing, and the voices range in quality from the deep-sounding tones of Miss Colt-man's Colt-man's contralto to the clear-ringing notes of Miss Downey's soprano. In striking contrast to the feelings of nervousness to which many of the singers laid claim, were the calm dignity dig-nity and easy grace with which they rendered their various selections. The candidates for vocal laurels cannot can-not fail to be pleased at the enthusiasm their efforts always call forth whither it be at an entertainment or an examination. exam-ination. Sacred Heart Academy. Senior Department Misses M. Don-aghy, Don-aghy, D. Maloney. D. Maginnis. N.. Frost. E. Iverson, J. Murphy, C. Mc-Cardle. Mc-Cardle. G. Maguire, M. Miller, K. Em-niertson, Em-niertson, F. Downey, M. Ryan, V. EI-lett. EI-lett. K. Kane, M. Kane. M. Mercer. E. O'Neill. M. Schulte. R. Smith, C. Ritter. M. Niederkorn. P. Gleed, E. deed, A. Trapp, H. McCarthy. I. Platfoot. E. Wattis, R. Biel. L. Whalen, J. Mayna-han, Mayna-han, A. Gamble, M. Brown. Preparatory Department Misses M. McNulty, A. Messlin, B. Messlin, B. Roberts, E. Bachir.an. B. Bucher, A. Conroy. E. Dumas. M. Maginnis, L. Mc-Kinnon. Mc-Kinnon. M. Miller, M. Moran. M. O'Connor, O'Con-nor, B. O'Neill. I. Rowland. M. Valler-eux. Valler-eux. M. Thompson. L. Huchison, C. Willard. B. Lambert. I. Messlin. A. Maynahau. N. McCIane, F. Maginnis, I-. Smith. M. Murphy, A. Wall. M. Griffiths. Grif-fiths. G. Draper, W. White. H. Anderson, Ander-son, M. Schuster. G. Kohl, E. Biscombe, J. Cohagan. E. Treloar. R. Cook, M. Anderson. N. Bucher, M. Grill. C. Ra-gan, Ra-gan, F. Moore. O. Lamar, V. Howard. R. McKinnon, B. Brown, B. Canley, F. Dermody. E. Platfoot, W. Huchison. G. Malone, M. McLane, R. Scott M. Kelli-her. Kelli-her. Minim Department R. Ragan, W. Traeey. L. Dufur, E. Dumas. A. Dumas, Du-mas, R. Johnston, E. Rowe, M. Mc-Fad-den. C. Cohagan, Z. Harvey, E. McNulty, Mc-Nulty, V. Castello, H. Thorpe, L. Watts. V. Carr, M. McClune, L. M. Sawyer, M. Chambers, M. Toy, V. Becker, T. Becker, M. Brookshier, H. Freeborg. E. Cook, J. Conroy, N. Conroy, Con-roy, E. McCormiack, G. Patterson, L. Runyon, I. Hic-kel, K. Dermody, F. Ryan, V. Ryan, J. Fitzgerald, B. De-voto, De-voto, M. Hughes. B. Hutchinson, R. Hamblen, G. La Mar. G. M. Stoddard and wife are the proud parents of twins, born Monday. -4. R. G. Buckmaster of this city has accepted ac-cepted a position with the Rogers Bros.' Cigar company of Salt Lake. C. M. Andrews, the Southern Pacific dispatcher, was called to Mississippi this week to the deathbed of his mother. moth-er. T. A. Whalen is suffering from a severe se-vere cold and is confined to his home for a few days. Senator Thomas Kearns has secured a widow's pension to Mrs. Rebecca Garbott of Ogden, who is pensioned at $8 per month, with $338 back pension. Mrs. John D. Carnahan, wife of Dr. Carnahan of this city, is reported as being seriously ill as the result of ian operation for appendicitis, which was performed upon her last Saturday. J. E. McGloughlin of Goldfield, New, is registered at the Reed. Mrs. W. McCarrel of Sparks, New. is visiting in the city with her sister, Mrs. Ohlenkamp. Mrs. Arthur Kuhn was hostess at a prettily arranged luncheon on Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at her home, compli-mentardy compli-mentardy to Mrs. T. D. Ryan. W. S. O. O'Brien has succeeded Richard Rich-ard Cogan as resident manager of the Postal Telegraph & Cable company in this city. Mr. O'Brien comes from McGregor, Mc-Gregor, la., where for twenty-five J years he was manager for the Western Union. PARK CITY. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers died Sunday. The 10-mains 10-mains were taken to Salt Lake for burial. The funeral of the late Thomas P. Shanley. who died in Butte nf pnou- , X. . monia, took place Thursday from the Catholic church. Rev. Father Galli-gan Galli-gan officiated. ' ? John Clark is very ill with pneumonia pneu-monia at the Miners' hospital. Mrs. S. J. Wilson came up from Salt Lake Friday for a brief visit. j j Mrs. A. Woods left Saturday for an i extended visit in California. j Mrs. M. M. Condon, w ho has been ill in the Holy Cross hospital, returned to the Park Saturday. Dan Gallivan spent P'riday in Park. Joe Bell went to Logan to enter the Agricultural college. Miss Lizzie Waldon is visiting with friends in Park. Mrs. Dan Martin returned to her . home in Salt Lake Sunday, after a I pleasant visit with friends. f- i John A. Mulia spent Wednesday night in the city. Judge Henry Shields was in Salt Lake yesterday on business. - A fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Harrington on Monday last. , |
