Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-30
AMusEMENTs.

La SALETTE.-The pupils, of the Acad-
envy of Notre Dame de La Salette, gave
their annual commencement concert and
tableauX last niekt, at the New Memphis.
The house wasGvery full, though not
crowded, which, considering the state OF
the weather, was a fortunate occurrence.
The audience was n of the most elegant
and refined that ever assembled in the
building, and showed by their close atten-
ton that they took no ordinary interest
in the exercises.
The programme was divided into two
parts, each Of a varied character and dis
tinct in itself. Part first opened with an
overture from the Sodality Band, after
I which the curtain rose and aabrilliant
duet, Leinate's " Klaenge " was performed
on two pianos, by Misses s.. Bason, NJ.
Bilboe, NJ. Gibbons and A. Mcnamara.
The Instrumentation was splendid. and
displayed not only extraordinary cultiva-
ton, but great musical talent.
After this duet Miss Mary Cordonapro-
nounced the salutatory, which was neat,
chaste and happy in expression, and well
! delivered.
The junior vocal class next acquitted
themselves In q beautiful song "Tis the
Hour for Music which was followed by
q vocal duet, Light is Glowing,'' by
Misses NJ. Bolger and Jennie Barry.
The curtain dropped after this duet,
which was admirably rendered, and re-
hected great credit on both of the singers.
and when it was again "rung up" dis
closed Z tableau entitled Z" Visions Of
Angels" which WAS one Of the most ex-
quisite things Of tho sort that we have
ever seen.
At this late noun at which we write, we
have not the Iime 10 follow the programme
in detail, and must content ourselves
with a mention Of the 1ser gems Of the
A-1-T-- --EG-- - ~E-- - - II t.
where ali was so good. 1.-Two Scenes
from the Life OF Catherine of Russia,
and the Contested Crown" little dramas.
gave an opportunity 20 the Young ladies
Tor a display OF their histrionic and eloeu-
tionarv poWers. In the former. fifffa.
Moilie Costello attgactei considerable at
teution By her aleagness Of enunciati0n.
and the 9aturatness Of 20 actions and
GESTURE
The harp solo, 81 liz close 81 part first.
Was & rnastesy IA we fnayUse the word4
performance enthat noble i~nstfanBalf.
The primary gecaI Glass created coed
deat3fmifthsby aspug and chorus. which.
tbs little things gaTeMithgrsat KIN aud
spgssse3c1fi .tQh, DISQUALIFICATION ksia2
rs to- Phe 6soaE N{ghE chorus, of
the first vocal olsSs, sfas a1ss fresh and
pleasant, an9sunRa III fhe Eagers Ind
nc idoa OF SQD5dg good TdkiIt fnst5lIen.
The epiiogue was delivered As B@s
tina Marks and 69s lsfsnHf 10 NTH
marked attention, sndsc@siYedwith beaf5
" apPlause@as, indeed. was slmostN
.erytling during the entire evening.
The costuming of the yoUngtadieS 4nd
children rs remarkably apProprlates and
IN some instances very rich. WeRe4ieea
especially that Of Miss susie Oven.
Queen Of the Fairies. and Miss 8Istfie.
Taylor, q genius.
TIC SodalIty baICh va, neyeri III bcfter
play OF hUm0r, and acquitted d~SclfSplen-.
didly. On the whole the ahai was a per-
fect Success and was 4 worthy counter
part Of the exhibition of its older Sis
ter, ST. Agnes. The same carefultraiuing
and attention 10 d0aiis were manffastf IN.
Both instances, and evidenced thosa1Be
guiding and directing Eenius-hoth being.
as our readers are aWare, uudcrthc direct
tntHsge Of the Dominican Order. II last
night was atIiumph TO tdGlntle anes, 1t.
was not less so 10 She dCyout snd pi0us
sisters, under Uhosa mansgemaufit grew.
10 be such q success May tho institute
ever flourish, and live 10 celebrate n1sny
slch anniversaries