Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-13
THE CHARITY CONCERT.
A large Audience and q Fine
Entertainment. n

STANDARDIZATION" IN
B Itf'hs ssAhd coursit aypn laat syenipg,
Under {llp auspices ii tlie Society at ~
Vincent lie Paul, brought out Id unu'
sualIy large audience. This ornanisw
lion ID charitable ole and deserves the
greatest praise and encouragement lot
the benpacent labors Il has acoon'
plished. The proceeds Ut Tho concert IN
question will be devoted to tho poor oi
the eily, and will bring comfort during
the winter 81 many of tho needy and
distressed. The board 81 munagcrs had
made q thorough canvass Tor
thu concert aud sold many tick,
cts that were not represented last
night, aud VIZ should fudge that the
profits Will reach Very respectable
hpure,
The l.liss and gentleman who figured
on the programme are too well known
10 reaulre praise al our hands, AMI II
would be more than useless tn nay the
entertainment was an enjoyable ono.
Every performer was received with u
salyo ~ applause aud several were re-
called again aud again, Tho programme
IN circulated WIS w follows
PROGRAMME,
PART
Overture -"Juhel.'. Bach
Rfau,et's Orchestra .
Quar,eiie When tho mo?n w''h glory bright
ems
Ne~rA Ankle, Lucas. Gutenberg and Kelley.
Solo 81 tpar no toe. - u,,., ..,',,,,,,. fiIuui'
Piano solo --"rrintenlps damour, '.,.uo,ischalk
Miss NJ. X. Iamlsph,
S''o -M'S''s Ts. ii. X WGiislsG '"'"''''''"''
Orchestra ARRANGEMENT! 'gmnda,het's ,locs
with Variations" With bell, tlclinR Niuiing
and striking apparatus, as given BY Tbeaaas
Orchestra aud Gllmore's hand
Quartet The sa hath lts pearls, ",,.",Pinsu'i
Disciples Church Choif
Miss Eya Rice. Mis-, 4. Brck, Nit J. y Mcndul
soo or0o was ."s Mr. Ss'ls,.
r,.sA,e Maria MS 4, u"''"9s's owcn,
Ms oaidwell. Mn, Whitaker aud Mr.. Arke'
rARt ~
overture ."Fddlar ~ ~ waart," ......, Herman,
manners Orchestra
S" "we'ooTG rT nnn, rr H., I,",. Fi"'"''
Mrs. NJ T. Whitaker Mn Gco u Caldwell,
Mis- Rose McNaughIon Miss Mamie nmli9is
w" "Mr r. u, KrLic, w.
Plane snla -"Scoich mir and variations, Zap
Mr., =. ", haumcr
'''' "''' NJ. G t.s il caldwell .''"'" " "'
Flu,r snla La Fayorlic Ito Nicnnu. TrRchah.
Nj T. NJ, mn
soio Among the Iillics "u.,.,,,.,r,,.,..u llama.
Mr. e. Y, Lucas
The first encore was rendered Upton
Kelley, who IN response sang beautifully
"rhe Sexton
Mrs. Whitaker was received with u
storm Of applause and was recalled
twice, the first time singing Wearing OF
tho Green, and the SECOND Watch on
the Rhine"
Miss Mamie Dubois ww slightly
frightened at first, but soon recovered,
singing "Brown Eyes Hath that Little
Maiden" IN response Ia an encore,
Mr.. H. V, Arkle, after singing twice,
was Obliged Ia stop on account oi
hoarsencss, which occasioncd the loss To
tho audience oi his solo ui Waiting
Mr.. n, NJ. llill's flute solo was su-
pcrb; aud lac received generous tribute
ui applause aud u spirited encore.
Mrs George u. Caldwell was evident
" iayorilo. She Was greeted with
great applause and recalled To- sing II
beautiful ballad,
Tho gym ol the evening was the trio,
"Ayo Maria" The well-known beauty
ul the Voices oi Mrs, Whitaker and Mrs.
Caldwell uniting with the sweet tenor
III L. V. Arklr gave u most pleasing at.
feet They We're vigorously cnrorrd hul
had prepared no response,
In addition To- the programme pub.
lished above, Mrs. Caldwell and Upton
Kelley sang duet which richly 'lesary-
cd tho applause II received.
kramer's band must not To neglected,
especially ~, IN Joo volunteered his
services free. Tho rendition NJ MY
Grandiathor's Clock, with the ticking,
striking aud winding accompanimcnis,
was c,ccllont, and 10 satisfy the audi
cncc u was repeated,
We have douhly mentioned only
thosc cncorod, but this compliment Ii
deserved hy every performer. When
all pu ~ cruiitahle u Ia difficult Ia par
ticulnri.c, aud We close with sweeping
compliment, Ia all who performed