The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15

EAsrER MONDAY FEsTGvrrIr.-MRnner.
ehor. Ball. The M@nnerchor Singing
Society gave o pleasant ball, last night, at
thelrcosy little,halli in the FranZheim build.
Ing, on Main street. Despite the inClem,
ency Of the weather, there was q large
crowd In attendance, who enjoyed them.
selves ~ the may, to the music Of Fred.
Hiewpgs excellent orchestra, Messrs.
David kul, Frank A, Woeber and Henry
KRAFT were the committee In charge, and
by their courtesy and attention contributed
largely to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
GerTndItd Concert and Bdn.-The Ger.
mania Singing Society, at their hall, cor.
mel Market and Fourteenth streets, gave
q concert and ball last night. Only mem.
befs OF the Society and q yery limited
number Of invited guests were present,
yet the hall was filed as iaras comfort
would permit The active members oil
the Society wore for the first time their
beautiful new badges, which were much
admired the following was the pro-
gramme Of the concert;
'u'0 '''''' G 49,; ;;.' S.: ;S;;.:S:. ".".'E N csuin
c~horuS-"FhO Youthful MusIcIan,T ,,,.,.,,,, go, Kuckeu
Overture from Zanpa-PIano duet. ........ .. .,., Ter old
Mis- Sophia sthwarz and Mt. Ed. Seheuter.
Qaareite-"The WurteIn6urBer's SOM" .....,.. .IIanon
Msssts' Rasel, Grove, Fl. sChnSpf, Nolte,
O., MI. Jesse jackson.
9o''-A'h ''''l Ne e f. Hn' !. Isy;;ssT .""'"'"w'N'W#nn
p1' I ! ai.l si:iEiisssSli i and siSiS;i iI'''''''""'A
Dget-"Fhe Lone y the Sea. ..".,."...... } s. Cox
| Comic uDeflktl-WThA RRnlaunAU
rieOhni Charles Tunt.
SuOIus'''''''''''' '''.'.'''. .,.......,". .",.G ef1AnIa.
AT the close Of the concert the chairs
were removed, and the dancing com.
msnped, and was kept up almost without
intermisston until a late hour this morn
ing. 1t was decidedly a pleasant affair
all through, and was enjoyed by all pres
Harmonic Entertqinmah.-The Harmonic
Singing Society served up q melange Of
music, the drama and the dance, last
night, at Turner Hall. A large and on.
thusiastic crowd was present to enioy the
entertaiment,an and the following programme
was rendered in a very acceptable man.
ner:
o, PAEF NRSE.
q p''sSs'IIsu ~ 49, ;.''''''.. ''''..".'....k rat1erS orchestra.
npo ~ WI ~ o..'''."t.'.'.t's...,.. ... Harmonic Society.
p IaSy rolkaTFIanO OlOr.-.........Ml Lizzie Egerts..
Mis- Matte Weber and Mr, &. i. Lucas.
The MOther.in:law-Comic Solo........... O. A Beuter'
The Dream Of Loye-QuArtette ..,,,,
u. A SphNaElbaeb, A., Knapp, O. 4. HShafer and
DOCtoE GraVe-S0lo, with Scene, +. Rel,ter.
BRc0Np PART.
80 : '',..,'' .....,k f1lnefa Orchestra,
FMr M~son - Corcorans Song to the Moon, with
orehestr1a ecompanilnOntS ...r."....,C. Y. Lucas.
1-So T ~ S"utcn ;...'.';s..;.."..,.... Harmonic Society.
NY LAddte Ear Away-Solo. go. ......, Mis- Lena Walter.
wRen the quiet Moon Is Beaming-SOlO. .,........
ri. r-u. n q. MlchAenS,
The concert was followed by a comic
drama called 'The Wonderful Cure" with
tabieauE, In which MesGrs. Gus. beuter,
Ed. Weise and G. Reister took prominent
parts. The piece was cleyerely acted, and
received much applause.
After the exercises noted above the
usual preparations were made for the
dance, and soon the floor ~wascovered with
merry dancers. Kramer furnished the
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