The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-06-27
0ht1ntell1Qetrcer
MT. de CIANTAL.
Annual Distribution OF PremIums.-
Complete List.

Complete List.
The distribution OF premiums and clos.
lug exercises for tho past school year, at
All. dc Chantal took place yesterday morn
ing. AS might be expected from the
wide spread reputation OF the Academy
Tor its musical advantages, music formed
the principal part Of the entertainment.
The teachers in the Musical Department
won new laurels in the manner in which
the young ladies performed their respec'
tive pieces. Although there were no pu.
pills this year In the highest classes, the
following programme was executed in
hne style, and this fact will speak vol
umes for tho high standard Of musical
education at this Institution.
THE PROGRAMME.
Entrance March, "TurnIcr MarSCh". SchuulaHn
INPlano-Ella Webster and Annie Key.
ID PANORAMA Sykes and Cora McAfee.
Harps-Kate Leunox aud Mary McGrlth.
Solo and Chorus, ''Jcuncs Beauties" from Les
HnRQnots. ...........'.......',.. u' MsyfToteT'
SolO-Anna Lynch.
Chorus-Th8 ClHEs.
PREMIUMS IN THE PIRJT CLAEs
rlAuo QuArteite--"InyIta!inn ala NAlse"
.........:...;.;....:;; :....E; A. ICn HtosT
I'd Panorama Lynch and Nora English.
Vocal eolO-"Judith" ..................C OHcone
Mary Brown.
PREMIUMS IN THE SECOND CLASS.
Analysis ofsGhumsun's Compositions AadallnG
Walker.
Piano Solo" schlummCrlIed" ct. n. SehumaRn
Jeaunlc o'Brlep.
Vocal solo-:"Augels Ever Bright and Fair, " +,
IRON Theodore. ............:.., .HdndH
Anna LYNCH
PAEMIUMs IN THE DIVISION OF THE SECOND CLASS
Harp SolO-"Ah, Bs not Sad". ........ 0bFrthur
Kate LenuOx.
Vocal Solo-"The WRndercr". ........ Schubert
Augusta uAudlRu.
PRENIuAs IN TUE THIRD CLASS.
Plano -"CaehuehG" ...................R Raj
Claudia NorthrOp.
Competition by Anna Moran.
Vocal Trlo-''Ti Prcgo Padre Meo"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CtT5etHIQnn.
Zoe Martin Mary Browne and Jennie Fox.
PEEnIUNs MTHE FOURTH CLAEs.
Ballad-"'Tls the Last Rose OF Summer"
Zoe Martin
Harp Accompaniment,
Anna Lynch
Ist Plhno-ClAudia NOrthrop and Mary Nc
"a PIano-Jeaulc and Katie o'Brlen.
PRIMIUMB IN THE FIFTH CLASS.
Vocal Duett-'"MIrs Grande" - o. MysFItsT
Anna Lynch and Minnie Thrall.
Composition by RmmB WOodVillc,
Anna Key.
PREMIUMS IN EIXTu CLAIs.
-"standchsn," Solo far cine AltstommG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ SehHofrt
Nebst 4 Soprano uud Z Alt (i3S ties Werk
Solo-LouisA O'BTlen.
ChOFus-Thc Glass,
PREMUNS IN FRENCH AND GERMAN.
CarautluA-"Bel RAEEio" from somIrAmLde
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, hoSsNt
Anna Lynch.
PR1MIUH5 IN DRAWING AND PAINTING, rArEs
TRY, FANCY WORK, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NAN
IRA WORK, DARNIN0, DOMESTIC ECONOMY AM
HOUSE, K1EFN9.
vGledletory-"Falllug Links" by Claudia Nor
throp.
PREMIUMS II INsTRUHBNrAL, VOCAL AND FHE
ORETICAL NuSio,
Coronation Ode-WrItten expressly for The oc
rsSIOu, and arranged from. ........ BtsthortH
Solo-MInnlc Thrall.
Cnorus-The Glass.
ACADEMIC HoNo1s.
1t would occupy too much time and
space were we to particualrize every
thing on the programme, and yet 1t l.
difficult to make o selection when all
were 80 good. AS usual with the Invi.
lation Ia Valse" ones head and feet lell
much inclined to keep time TO the music
Miss Mary Browns and Miss Augusta
LIandlan's Solos, were both beautiful, and
their fine voices gave evidence Of most
careful training. schlummGrleid" is
one Of the most exquisite things that Schu
mann has ever written. One can easily
Imagine loving mother rocking the
cradle to and fro, while she sings beau
tiiul lullaby 10 her child.
Angels ever bright and fair" ant
TITS the last rose Of Summer" vert
like old and dear friends come to visit III
once more. The harp solo, " All be no
sad" was q plaintiVe melody very sweetly
played. Curschman's Trio tt prcgo 9
padre meo," project us through the com
ing night was finely sung; Miss Jennie
FOx'sTich contralto was exactly suited FOL
lheopvning solo and COntrastcd admirably
with Miss Mary Browns and Zoe Martins
soprano voices.
The " Full Overture" was executed II
magnificent style, and the four performer