The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

UlAll0Q, AAltEt AIlu EIIea-I At4tes eNSAhS
Country Pleasures chorus Of children
defamation, The Bremen City Musi-
clans, " August Nolte; Bird Of the Woods
and the Chapel" chorus OF children; The
Blacksmith and the Tailor, Mr. II. Raseli
aTarantilla, piano solo, Miss Dora Helm
lein: 'The Rose OF the Forest," chorus o.
children; sleep well, Thou Angel Mine,
solo, Mr.. Charles Tunt; The Repentance,
dramatic play, Misses Hildebrand, Mayer
aud Ziegler; evening song. Church choir,
''Peter Goes Travelling" defamation,
Clara Riols; 1.-THE Swallows Farewell" "
Misses A. Scharman and l. Jerchio; May
Song choir Of small children; Hunters
Song" choir Of children; English
defamation, Kate Delbrugge; The
Singers Curse, Mis- N. Schumacher;
Wanderers Song" chorus of children;
piano solo, Mis- Louise Mann; 1.-THE Farm
er and the Dentist" burlesque-Dentist,
Mr.. John Strebel; Farmer, Mr.. Fred.
Schnepf; Servant, Mr.. Aug. Rasel.
Achildren' s.cOneert, for the benefit OF
The Ev. Luth. st. Jacobus sabbath School,
was given BIZ the pupils OF the school, at
Washington Hall, last night. There was
good audience in attendance, who seem.
ed to greatly enjoy the entertainment
given BY the little folks. The programme
was Is iollows: Music, Weber's Orchestra;
song, "Hear the School Bell, 1.-THE children;
Soldier' Song, small boys; Abuse Of the
German Language, G. Schmidt; The lmpS
OF the Trunk Room" dialogue, E Krait,
S. Rehm, X. Schad, E. Stein, 4. Bandi +;
song. By the small girls: .'Rich and Poor, "
dialogue, A. keim, L. Weimer; chorus OF
small children; piano solo, Tn. krauter;
"a Scene on the Common" u. Wolf,
X. Biesach, E. Schmidt, K. Ritter;
music, Weber orchestra; "Great Wis
dom, I" dialogue, F. Schutzner, VI. Troll, G.
Bartholomaus; Keeping School in Vaca-
ton" dialogue, Messrs. Pracht, Refer,
DaIman, Heftley, Bayha, Geringer, Was,
Roller; May Song, larger children; How
Hans and Fritz get rid Of their money"
dialogue, C. Schenk, H. Schmidt, L. Sal
terbach; "How not to get an answer" 5.
Els, B. Eidemiller; THE Robbers, come
ly, L. Bayha, F. Zinkann, u. Dayha, A.
Schenk; song, "Shout We Good Morning"
E. Miller, E. Schmidt, C. Bayha, E. Bayha;
"Die Schildburger, comedy by thirteen
bows; Finale Chorus, with orchestra ac-
compartment, by all the children.
CHURCH sOcIAIs.
Owing to the very diSagreeable weather
on Wednesday evening, the social given
BY the LADIES OF the Baptist Church was
not so well attended as il might have been.
On this account it was continued last even
ing, and proved quite success, receiving q
Just share Of the patronage OF the public.
A valuable sewing machine was voted for,
but no troublesome solicitations were
made for votes. The candidates for the
machine are: Mrs. 3. Chaddock, Mrs. c.
Colgan, Mrs. 7. Fee, Miss S. Walker. The
contest was quite exciting last evening, al
though the result will not be made known
until Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th.
The congregation OF the Disciples
Church enjoyed delightful promenade
concert at the church last evening. The
church presented very fine appearance,
having been thoroughly renovated and
trimmed with evergreen. Prof. Weber
and Nrs. Ridgely presided NJ the organ.
and the following programme was carried
out: "0h, Be joyful in the Lord" Choir;
Nancy Lee o. Seeley; 1.-THE Lone
Heart, Theresa Philips; "Mozart's Twelfth
Mass" double quartette; "Guide Me, oh,
Thou Great Jehovah" Choir; Fine Old
English Gentleman" o. Seeley. It is per-
haps unnecessary to add that o pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present.
SOCIAL HESrrvrrrEs.
The Sheridan Rifles gave military hop
at the Arnory last night.
The Baron Cadets, OF Bellaire, gave a
festival and oyster supper at the City Hall,
Bellaire, last night
A number OF the relatives and friends Of
Dr. Edward Biagell, an old and prominent
physician OF our city, surprised him by
theirappearance in body at his residence
in Centre Wheeling last evening. The
party were invited in and spent the eve
ming socially.
Mrs. Fred. Naegele was surprised by the
appearance Of large number OF her rela:
tiyes at hsr husbands residence on Wood
street, near 18th, on last Tuesday evening.
who brought along with them a lot ofgo0d
things. She and her hospitable husband
did their best to entertain their visitors,
which they did in fine style. The occa-
sion was Mrs. Nae2ele's sixty-eighth birth
day.