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Show r-? s ? s - ? $ s , $ DENVER. t g S $ S .g S " Office of The Intel-mountain and Col-' Col-' orado Catholic, 409 Charles Block, Curtis and Fifteenth Streets. Correspondence Cor-respondence for Rev. T. H. Malone should be addressed P. O. Box 1556, Denver, Colo. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. The beautiful Convent of Loretto opened vide its doors on Tuesdav. June i -32, to admit the large number of peo ple eager to show their appreciation 1 f the good Sisters' work. It was ! commencement day and a vast audi- I ne e had gathered to see three charming charm-ing young ladies bid adieu to the home f their childhood. The graduating class consisted of Misses Nelle Finer-ty. Finer-ty. Aileen Sullivan and Rosamond Trior. Miss Frjor read a very interesting ' essay tm "Abuse of Language." in which she set forth the evil effects of the use of slang. Miss Sullivan's es- i say, Disappearing Authors." showed j i how the time-honored works of such i : men as Homer, or, in more modern j j times, of Dickens or Thackeray, are j being put aside for the now popular -Janice Meredith," "David Harum," I ' "Richard Carvel." "When Knighthood Was in Flower," "To Have and to Hold," or "lied Pottage." There was j considerable truth in Miss Sullivan's r remarks, some of which were in their I way truth rather laugh-provoking, j ' Last, but not least, came Miss Fin- j city's valedictory. Her beautiful sen- I timents sank deep into, the hearts of ! lier listeners, and brought many of them back to the days when they, too, bade a tender farewell to school days. Following is the programme: " "American Girls" Kunkel Misses F. Heyman, A. Voorhees, j 12. Cox, X. Boache, N. Mahon- j ey L. Gonzales, M. Cole, L. j Wilkinson; accompanied by the Oeolian club. f Cantata, "The Little Gypsy" Minims j Fiano, Miss Margaret Fallon. Overture Hoist I Misses M. Foley, K. Davoren, L. j i Wilkinson, G. Walsh, N. 11c- f '! Artney, A. Athens, 12. Des- ! serick, G. Judge, L Athens, G. i De Cuyper, E. Borstadt, B. i Erdlen. i i.eciiaiion, . warning j Miss Louise Seeberger i : Chorus, "Hearts as Light as Air".. Wekerlin I j Essay, "Abuse of Language" ! Miss Kosamond C. Pryor i ' Polish dance Scharwenka : Aeolian club. Piano, Miss Emily Cox. l Recitation, ""Mary Stuart" l Miss Fannie Theobald j Vocal duet Campana , Misses Nelle Finnerty, Edith Mullen. I Piano, Miss Grace Gaylord. March Hongroise Kowalski Misses .". Finnerty, E. Cox, G. Gaylord, F. Theobald, X. Ma- . ! honey, K. Davoren, E. Sulli- van, M. Fallon. , I: Essay, "Disappearing Authors".. ! j Miss Eileen Aloysia Sullivan i Rhapsodie Hongroise No. J Liszt l , Pianos A Misses X. Finnerty, M. Fallon, G. " Gaylord, M. " Hevman. Piano B Misses E. I Mullen, M. Foley, E. Cox, A. ; Voorhees. !. Chorus, "Summer Fancies" Metra i'iano. Miss Grace Gaylord. Recitation, "The Sicilian Captive".. . Miss Katherine Mullen ' "The Lion Tamer" ...Boettger ; ' Aeolian club. I. Piano, Miss' Emily. Cox. - Valedictory.. "If -the Waters Could Speak as They. Flow'.' Miss Xelle Catherine Finnerty Conferring of diplomas on Miss Xelle '; Catherine Finnerty, Miss Eileen Aloysia Aloy-sia Sullivan, Miss Rosamond Catherine Pryor. Address.. ...Rt. Rev. N. C. Matz, D. D. Awarding of gold medals. The list of medals and premiums awarded is as follows: Gold medal fof excellence, donated by lit. Rev. X. C. Matz, D. D. Voted by faculty to Miss Mary Cole. Gold medal for politeness, donated by Rev. J. V. Pitaval. Aspen, Colo. Voted by the. pupils to Miss Grace Taylor. . First premium in juvenile department for po'meness Awarded to Miss Ada Mahon. Gold medal for diligence in academic classes, donated by Rev. William O'Ryan, Denver Merited by Misses j Fannie Theobald, Alberta Voorhees, Louise Seeberger, Lucille Moore, Margaret Mar-garet Fallon, Catnerine Davoren, Grace Taylor, Marie Foley, Emily Cox, Mary Cole. Lora Anderson. Awarded by lot to Miss Marie Foley. Gold medal for Christian doctrine, first class, donated by Rev. Richard i BraJv Awarded to Miss Eileen Sulli- I van. (ld medal for Christian doctrine, ! fcccond class, donated by J. K. Mullen, j j Denver Awarded to Miss Glen Walsh. I Gold medal for scholarship, third , academic, donated by Rev. A. O'Xeil, , Rochester, X. Y. Awarded to Miss Louise Seeberger. . Gold medal for scholarship, second academic, donated by T. E. Peters, El Paso. Tex. Awarded to Miss Grace Taylor. .Gold medal for scholarship, first academic, donated by Hon. A. L. Morrison, Mor-rison, Santa Fe, X. M Awarded to Miss Lora Anderson. i Gold medal for scholarship, eighth I grade, donated by Rev. J. B. Titaval, ' Aspen, Colo. Awarded to Miss Edith ! Moore. First prize for scholarship, seventh grade Awarded to Miss Glen Walsh. ", First prdemiuin for literary criticism, -merited by Misses Xelle Finnerty, Lou ise Seeberger, Eileen Sullivan A warded ward-ed bv lot to Miss Eileen Sullivan. Gold medal for art Awarded to Miss Katherine Peters. .Gold medal for painting in water colors Awarded to Miss Lutgarda Gonzales. Gold medal for diligence, donated by the graduating class Awarded to Miss Fannie Theobald. First premium for diligence in intermediate inter-mediate classes, merited by Misses Grace Gaylord. Edith Moore, Luella Wilkinson, Xellie McArthy, Xeihe Boache. Lutgarda Gonzales, Georgette de Cuyper, Anna Athens, Glen Walsh Awarded by lot to Miss Lutgarda Gon- First premium for diligence in juvenile ju-venile department Awarded to Miss Marguerite Sa'.azar. Second prize for pastel and water tolors, merited by Misses Georgette de C'uyper, Xellie Boache, Grace Gaylord Awarded by lot to Miss Georgette de 'iivner. Gold medal for sketching, merited by Misses Lucille Moore, Catherine Davoren, Dav-oren, Grace Gaylord, Emily Cox, Anna Athens Awarded by lot to Miss Grace Daylord. Distinguished in music on piano-Misses piano-Misses Emily Cox, Grace Gaylord, Min- j aie Heyman. Margaret Fallon, Alberta Voorhees, Fannie Theobald, Luella Wilkinson, Xellie Boache, Glen Walsh, j Edna Desserick. Distinguished in music on violin Misses Louise Seeberger, Lucille Moore. 'Distinguished in music on mandolin Miss Edith Mullen. Distinguished in Latin Misses Lou-i lse Seeberger, Fannie Theobald, Lucille j Moore, Margaret Fallon, Grace Taylor, Marie Foley, Catherine Davoren, Lora (Vnderson, Emily Cox. Distinguished in French Miss Grace Saylord. Distinguished in ornamental penman -hip Misses Rosamond Pryor, Ixmise Seeberger, Fannie Theobald, Lucille Moore, Grace Taylor. On Thursday evening, June 14, the large hall in the Immaculate Concep tion School was filled with a very enthusiastic en-thusiastic audience. It was the occasion occa-sion of the third annual commencement. commence-ment. The class was small, but made UP in quality what it lacked in quantity. quan-tity. Miss Georgina E. Edson and Miss M. Ruth Livingston made up the class of 1900. I The essays of both young ladies were ; greatly enjoyed. Miss Livingston's : salutatory was Quite to the rmint while ; Miss Edson enraptured her audience ! with her valedictory. A farewell always al-ways awakens feelings of sorrow, but when we see one bid farewell to childhood child-hood and school life, it always awakens awak-ens nobler sentiments within us, bringing bring-ing us back in spirit to our own school Jife. Miss Edson succeeded admirably in awakening these sentiments, and brought a little tear to the eyes of I many, .tsut these tears, as Hon. Harry j J. O' Bryan, in his clossing address, I said, we need never be ashamed of. I In his address Mr. O'Bryan paid a high tribute to the humility of the good Sisters of Charity inasmuch as they chose a concealed spot from which to look on and see their efforts rewarded. re-warded. His remarks were almost drowned In applause. The following programme was rendered: ren-dered: Dvprtliro "Afirlciimmor "V i rrV. 'c Dream" Mendelssohn Pianos Bessie McGovern, Gertrude Ger-trude Xorton. Mary Salmon, Amanda Messier. Salutatory M. Ruth Livingston Chorus, "Summer Fancies" Pianos Bessie McGovern, Gertrude Ger-trude Xorton. Essay, "The Art of the Present Age" Georgina E. Edson "El Trocadero" Hesselberg Pianos Amanda Messier, Gertrude Ger-trude Xorton. SHAKESPEAREAN MEDLEY. Aria from "Othello" Georgina E. Edson Speeches from "Othello," -"Henry VIII," etc James Laughlin Speeches from "Julius Caesar," etc. Charles Hagus Speeches from "As You Like It," "Merchant of Venice" Madora Bonham Speeches from "Hamlet," "As You Like It," etc.M. Iiuth Livingston Speeches from "Romeo and Juliette," Juli-ette," "Merchant of Venice" - Catherine Monaghan Speeches from "Hamlet," "King John," etc Julia Bramah Speeches from "King John." "King J Lear," etc Maud Miller Speeches from "Julius Caesar," "Richard III." etc Nita Smith Speeches from "Hamlet." Ode, etc. I Bonnie Bonham Chorus, "How Sweet the Moonlight Moon-light Sleeps" Pianos Bessie McGovern, Mary Salmon. Violin solo: a. Barcarolla' Xo. 2. b. Petit Chauson d'Amour..Demuth Florence Sheedy, accompanied by Mary Sheedy. Essay, "Hopes and Anticipations" '. M. Ruth Livingston "Grand Coronation Duet".... Herz Pianos Mary Salmon, Bessie McGovern. Valedictory, "Ideals of Youth" Georgina E. Edson Conferring of honors. Address Hon. Henry J. O'Bryan Class song Pianos Amanda Messier, Bessie McGovern. . |
