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Show Final Week at Sacred Heart is Most Eventful Series of Programs in Honor of Graduates Closes With ' Commencement ' Commencement week with all Us programs, festivities and congratulations congratula-tions to iweet slrl graduates was held during1 the past week at Hi Sacred Sa-cred Heart Academy. Besin-nlnsr Besin-nlnsr with Sunday last when the . members oi the school Alumnae Alum-nae association gave a. silver lea on the lawn, the following days havi-been havi-been filled to the top with programs a.nd work for the students of the school. Gay witli flags and flowers, the lawn of the Academy presented a pretty scene last Sunday, when Uu was served from until 0 o'clock. A central tabio hold, white peonies. Young jvomcn of the schooT. dressed m white, attended the guests. Monday ovoning, tho graduates held thoir class night In the school auditorium. audi-torium. Seven of the graduates read their essays, the program Including the following: Kalhryn Shuffle burger. bur-ger. "Valiant Women." ?.Iargaret Wright, "An Academic. Training for Life." Margaret McCarthy, "Some Characters l-Yum Iamb's Essays,'' Loretto McCormick. ".Short Story Types in the New Testament." Gejal-dine Gejal-dine O'Nciil, Joan of Arc In Prose and Poetry." Agnes Thinncs. "Children f Have Met in Jjiteralure,-' -Margery Mullen. "John liunker. A New Poet." Besides the reading of the essays, there were also several musical numbers. num-bers. Miss Mnrgrery Mullen opened the program with a Piano solo, Se.cond Teraniello. Op. 5 from Johnson. Kath-i'in Kath-i'in Shufflebarger pave a Lullaby sons fiom "Jocelyn," by Goddard. while four members of the class sang Loomls' "Arutjmcnt," Those taking part In this were ICathryn Shuffle-barger, Shuffle-barger, Margaret Wright. Loretto McCormick and Margery Mullen. A piano duel. "Narcissus," by Xevjn. played by Misses K. Shufflebarscr and L. McCormick, brought the program to a close. oiuucms oi me uxpression uejiai i-, i-, ment were pressnted Tuesday evening in a recital. Mrs. LJmm.a' Craun Sullivan Sul-livan has had charge of the department depart-ment for the past year und the work of the students bus reached a high standing. The prcgnffii included: "Miss Civilization," Civi-lization," (Richard Harding Davia), Grctchen Peters. "Trcea," fJ.oyce Kilmer), Kil-mer), "The HoftslT'WlMi 'N'obodV "In It." (Joyce Kilmer), Elnia Comstock, 'The Groove (George Middleton) Nola Swcnson; "In the Mornin'" (Paul .Lawrence Dunbar). Helen Conroy. "The Brink of Silence," (Esther E. Galbraith). Catherine O'Neill; "Our Guide in Genoa and Rome," (Mark Twain), Leona Kearl; "The Cyclo-j Cyclo-j peedy" (Eugene Field), Madge Back. , Mrs. J. P. Dhvneen sang three verj pretty solos, "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen." "Come Back to Erin," and "Where the River Shannon Shan-non Flows." Mrs. Dlnneen gae an encore, "A .Little Bit of Heaven.'' Certificates to the . students of tho Mlmln. Junior and senior departments were awarded at 10 o'clock Wednesday Wednes-day in the school auditorium. In the evening, the members of the Sacred Sa-cred Heart Alumnae association gio a reception to the graduates and their parents in the academy parlors Entertainment for ihe evening included includ-ed numbers from the Third Aca Jemic orchestra, a piano solo by Miss Gl ;ds Musgrave; a violin solo by Mrs. Marguerite Mar-guerite Toy Rich, who was accompanied accompan-ied by Miss Ccclle Kagan, and a solo by Mrs. J. P. Dlnneen. The parlors were decorated with roses and other flowers. Completing four successful ear study eight graduates were given their medals and diplomas Thursday evening eve-ning in the auditorium". The" er-Miss er-Miss Margery Mullen, Miss MargurK Wright. Miss Margaret-McCarthv. Miss Loretto McCormlR, Miss Kathryn Shufflebarger, Miss Pauline Sparks. Miss Geraldine U'Nelll and Miss Agnes 'Thinness. One student from the conservatory con-servatory of music, .Miss Willla W. I Astiil, and seven from the commercial! course, Miss Ethel Alway, Miss Eileen 1 Ilanloy, Miss Kathryn Grldley. Miss ( Ruth Hankins. Miss Martha Jensen. Miss Oladis Olsen and Miss Winnlfred, , Slllwell wero also honored. The eve-ning eve-ning marked the forty-second annual commencement of the institution and many parents and friends were pres-' ent. The address to the. graduates was delivered by Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass. C. M. D. D. bishop of Salt .Lake, i - j Numbering about 75 machines, the j .Gypsy Tour taken by the members of the Salt Lake and the Ogden Motorcycle Motor-cycle club to South Fork canyon proved to bo one of the most enjoyable as well as one of the most successful I affairs. Games were enjoyed during j the entlro afternoon, field events claiming the attention of all. For the ' three legged race. G. H. Faulkner and C. Keeter of Ogden were winners. J. Solomon of Salt Lake claimed the one j hundred yard dash for the men. while , Mrs. Al Ward of Salt Lake claimed tho fifty yard dash for tho women; Mrs. C. Tripp of Salt Lake made the best time in tho Obstacle race. Art Schumanl won tho motorcycle slow race. Rider I coming the longest distance was H ' Krool of Milwaukee, with C. Martin of' Rook Island, ill., following second. After the games, a picnic luncheon was served. Flower Mission day will be held in Ogden Tuesday, June 22 by the members mem-bers of the local Women's Christian Temperance Union. On this day flowers flow-ers will bo sent to hospitals und public Institutions as well as to homes, where there arc children and where thero Is Illness. Flower mission day is one of the pretty customs remembered by tho W. C. T. U., the custom originating originat-ing from Jennie Casseday, who spent tho greater part of her life in suffering Ogden. Residents who wish to give flowers to tho W. C. T. U. have been asked to take them to the basement of tho First Methodist church at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday. Mrs, Minerva Dovlncy superintendent superintend-ent of the culinary department of the Fort hall Indian .school is visiting with her sister-in-law, .Mrs. Frank McBrldc un Klverdale road. - Members of tho Eleventh ward Sunday Sun-day school will present "Braino, ' a three-act comedy. Wednesday and Thursday evenings. June -3 and -4, in the amusement hall of the ware. The play begins at S:15 .o'clock and the members of the east have promised prom-ised an evening of. enjoyable ehtor-talnmont ehtor-talnmont to those who attend. The- cast for the play is"as follows: Hiram Hicks. "The Braino Alan'' i Frank Blair Walker. "Ilia Manager".... N. Russell Tanner Peters, "Proprietor of the 'Pal'".. Jan. M. Carlson Tom-Horton, Who Writes Advertisements". Adver-tisements". . '. IT. J. Wa:klU3 Friz Jordon, "Lorin's Chimi Who Ploys Basketball". .Layton Galbraith Adam Blddicut, "Professor of tho No. University" James II. Riley Percy Robbins. "A Recent Arrival.. From Eoston" ...Wm. J. CritchloW Josh Anderson, "A Basketball Enthusiast". En-thusiast". .' Joseph Bell Bastlan Brlgga, "A Dig". . Josso Hansen Professor Smiley, "Dean of tho Col-lego Col-lego of-ArW . . Aranthan Bingham Charlie Palei. "A News . Reporter" . Leroy Johnson J Flora Bell Dela .Martyr, "Waitress ! at the Pal" Luella Nicholas I Juno Grant, "In Love With Tom" j Beva Coco Polly- Porter, '"Juno's Chum, interested inter-ested in Jordon'' Ruth Tanner Daisy Armstrong, "An Athletic Girl" Eva Bershcar Fluff Finloy. "A Fusser GiN"....v Dorothy McBratney Mrs. Cobbs. "Housekeeper at tho Quarters' " Gertrude Bell Lily, "Maid at tho 'Quarters' " 151 vera Johnson ACT I "Tho Pal" The College Meeting Place. ACT II Tho Campus. Morning Tho day of tho game. ACT J II The "Quarters." Tho Ju-bllco Ju-bllco after the game. Tho Ladies' Band of Ogden gave another an-other delightful, concort in the Lonn Farr parlc last Sunday. The concert commonced at 4 o'clock, and featurou on its program a clarinet duet by Miss Dorothy Nichols and Miss Flora Che- I iipv The program ghen was as fol-' fol-' low.s. j March Ani ricjn Exultant .. Hayes ' Serenade Lcs Millions d'Arlegum- . Drigo Clarinet duet Second Reverie. . Faure Misses Dorothy Nichols and Misaj .Flora Cheney -March Ondita Lasey Waltz Dreams of Childhood ' Waldtenie. Spanish Serenade Ln Paloma..... '. Y randier War Songs In Camp Daluy Siar Spangled Banner..- Key 6 A Mrs. Jennie Stewart was hostess to tho members of the Healherbell club last Friday evening at her homo on Pingreo avenue. During the -early hours a short business meeting was held which was presided over by tho president. Mrs. Jean Anderson. Following Fol-lowing them eeting a social hour was held and games were plaed much 10 tho enjoyment of everyone. Honors were given to Mrs. Mary Heywood and Mrs. Agnes Moycs. Later a dainty luncheon was served to the following guests: Mesdames Lizzie Lockhead, Sr., Agnos Moyes, Lizzie Hoggan, Lizzie Liz-zie Lockhead, Jr.. Mary Carr, Jean Simpson. Jean .Anderson, Margaret Adams. Bessie Cleave, Agnes iWarner, Mary Heywood, Thelma Stevens and Jennie Stownrl. The regular meeting of the Pythian sisters was held in tho K. P. hall Tuesday evening. Stato. commander. Mrs. Kate Crickson' was present for the evening. Initiation ceremonies were performed. ! 9 Prof. C. J, Jensen of the Weber Normal college and Mrs. Jensen left Tuesday for Berkeley,- California, where the professor will take summer work at the University. Following the completion of the school work. Professor Pro-fessor Jensen will visit in Southern California before returning to Ogden. Mrs. J. P. Dally arrived in Ogden during the week from Kansas City. Mo., and is a' guest at the home of Mr. and Mras P. F. Kirkondnll. Mrs. Daily is a sister of Mr. Kirkendall. V |
