The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-24
MT. De CHANTAL.
Saturday Nights Excursion to the
Soirse Musicale.
A Pleasant Trip and a Rare Musical
Entertainment.


Entertainment.
Tho crowd of distinguished persons who
at the B. & o. Railroad depot
on Saturday evening, despite the incle.
ment weather, to attend the Soirse Mutiedls
ltaIt, de Clantal, was the highest tribute
that could have been paid to this celcbrat
cd Academy. At Z o'clock the train
sped out OF the city, packed to It's fullest
under, the charge OF Capt. Dew.
ries, who, with his usual urbanity, made
the trip pleasant for the entire party
Senators, Delegates, State officials, promi.
nent citizens In misrepresentation Of the
wealth, fashion and beauty OF
West Virginia, II was a SLIPPERY
path" up the lane that leads
10 the Mount, but the brilliantly lighted
Convent sent flood Of light that spoke a
bright welcome 10 It's invited guests, who
were tlshered through warm spacious halls
TO tho brilliantly Illuminated music salon,
where everyone was soon comfortably
seated to enjoy the evenings entertain.
nent. The stage looked exceedingly at.
tractiye-two harps lgitlersl in the centre,
u fine piano on either side, beautiful
scenery In the background; the stars and
stripes were fcstooned as a droop light,
spreSI hers and thcTo"tL. %sj sn,.mSs
a perfect picture and a fitting shrine for
lie enchanting music with which The
company was recalled.
rus pRonn,vvy
Duet, tturp ana pIano, FINN wor,hsn. olc,,hur
SESlrh d tbe vocal SOlo, ri KNOW
pl 5a! S IS;GsSE G 1VSsa Handel
Aria, from ri Tariisn . ''''''''.,,.,- zsIIInI
Harp soo, "llCnmSSs Million" ..,.. 0OerthGr
De sSlpIn,s sketch Of tue vocal trlo
Duet harp and naaoi rum Tray.i
Descriptive: sketch q the GavGtina, "LS
,,s sGsg W"iS ni T::S - IT, Auber
Men Il itars . %s" W s rhomn,
Descriptive sketch Of the song, "Er King" Schubert
eolo aaa chorus "Iho s'at spAaSIed Banner"
oberthur's selections from Martha Tor
harp ana piano were performed In fine
style by the two most accomplished pu-
pills. Tho Last Rose OF Summer" never
seemed more dear. These two young Ia
dies brought out the old melody In touch
ing manner that went to the hearts OF the
audience. The descriptive sketches OF the
programme were 10 pOetic and unione
tL1f ,,,, co,,,,oI ros;st a. ,o.,',st.,;a,, ~
VIA, VIZ. W. Ial'iTt tssIst lhe leulptalloI Vi
sf'"5 'Vi'e s''s'''0''s " V'' te"ue's'
THE FIJI KING.
Novn. ros mo IIl9.l LSi,,,,II or. ,,ro,,,,I,,
NHsSt mo Wy o ~ mug ~ sIaH'lIy
aonos troSs y"ar. Sovo roiI@J otsay a;noa
tig ,;ta5 s.s da. Ho loI.Sd SMay sse
vet time has preserved this wondrous
voice in all It's perfection. Like good
wine il seems to grow richer With age
IIar potLnS aaSibff,iliiu st..r LII f ~
Nc. Ptuos, NeAluIllI!y, 'stEpnBVl, "a
Iii. ~ 49,, NU y. wa. sO,n
postum Win the UTMOST eaSe Ii uhsuT-
passed by any living artistic.
The Ell King is founded lpon a familiar
cor,S,r Ia,,orI ,,I,;aL ,,;ti - ia ~.
Dlained Inv Teiarrinu In the words ri the
-. M; 5000, 49,, '''S
song. 4ne Accompaniment Keeps up
low, itttul Resembling, like the bleak wind
OF wlntry night, occasionally interrupted
by an undNlatlng movement, expressive
III the EPI Kings wnninp while tho ra-
neoto6 ,.hordo SLich rnSsl tha ,,,thn,
Strife thn oar lilo Tho cIano of L4rsoai
10y Nit "" any Wv N''s"e :" '''seS
Hoois'
TIIE soSd,
VIZ" T1s p S th IT. ths n'g' wind T!'G
10 lath the IiItiS one, we'll il hi, arm,
lie hoias him SAFE and he holds him waFH'
"Iy son, why hId'st thy face 50 Shy?"
,,SS th3n not laiher The ~ King nigh
at is Is wreath II I'm M.st NV I s%a' S'O""
c.,,. ,..u,.,,1 .s.... :. Ia,
Such merry ' r IS' 'I'I vii INV rtti, ,l.r
Many bright flower grows On the Strand,
anu my mother mas many say garment at hand
"My father, my father dOst thou not hear
" mMa I, .aS Er! NinS whisreF,s IN my err
Through %i,6cred ica V .hs wI5d bowls wild
.,coms laval, Inv VIII ,hon 81 ,,,r MA,
Ny Daughters Ill .haii wait On thee
T6sT sSS anI S ih"T dsa ass0 IN MR. ,oo ,h,.
10 sleCi.h ~ '''s ''''S
"My father, INV father, secs, ,l,ou no.
THc Ell King daughters Iq yon dln spOt:n
IN ,S S9n o ny SON. sec seG ana ,Rd know.
49, '"' o'S S'.' "''O" sA"' '"'A' u'ti' ~
~ loTa itheS' ny beauty has ryl,hea my sense,
20 tGsr Sc KIns SoT nv ,sef 0 @seS Fl, ,r
o, father, ihs ri King has done nc harm '''
The father ,hudlers. he hur.Ip. on.
lie e! teaches I b, home With fear ,nd lWai,
''"I m ~. :" Jus "''A' '''' 'u''u "s' 0'""'
KNOW TliATMT REDEEMER LTvETII."
We must not overlook tho performance
Of thiI distinguished artistic in her rendi.
ton OF that beautiful SOLO " Know that
My RedeGmer Liveth." tits taken from
the celebrated oratoria Of tho Messiah by.
Handel, and it is one Of the grandest in.
SEPARATIONS Of musical genius, $3.50
Had We time and space we would de.
light to give fall description Of the Cav.
niinn ~ N Snrtnnnt INV NuI,or o, - H.,