The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-22
4 NoTA1LE ESTERrAINMENT.
commencement Concert of the seguiI
COLLEGIATE Ins,ituts at the oper'


Collegiate Institute NJ the Opera
House Last Night.
The annual Commencement Concert OF
the seguin School for young ladies and
children took place at the Opera House
last night, and was honored with pack
ed house, the audience comprising mum.
Der Of the city's best people. These
entertainments have. already acquired q
reputation as combining the refined and
the enjoyable in rare degree, and the one
Of last evening only increased their fame
in this respect. The audience remained,
and paid the closest attention, manifest
ing constant, and indeed increasing delight
to the end, though the entertainment
was somewhat lengthy, as will be seen
if0fn 'H' PROGRAMME.
PART YiRsr.
ouGrette-INaIurka des TnIneAuxn BitSelL
FirSt pIano-MisSes Blanchard and DicE.
Second plano. Misses seA6right and Hidush T.,
Piano SolO-Imperill SehottlSeh AAnouTnef
| Mis-, Fannie SchWArtEbAch.
PiIuO Duet7"cl.ar The Track GallO2
Il
Vocal BolO-"Shl Love Thee
Ip,.ru, Tra-"Cinnanoi Rose Polka BI,'ell
MI'''' Mamie clsnfyyI .s y cA@POsii anu I'u'''
RsoIiatloa-The Christians Hope. Mis- s. j. DeTha'
VocaI So!o HStNrliEht Glover
| lin eSstutne. with tamborne AccompAnlmentli
| " Miss Anna Dierlnger.
Piano sOlo-"Perle DO 'Amerique" Rose A Hadllsh'
F'AA0 MIS- Tss F. seaTaIt.b;si and maggie LsiSurt.
dilute Obllslto by Henry Was, Esd Miss E.
Zelda ta.la s siIsl, q. Inn II coul ESQ
T% S cborasH"DoWn Among he DaldOs,
huhss''
Part SECOND.
Qunrtette 70 verdi
Arranged sxp,ss 1T ,Ss %c PrOI Iuis Vas
Fir,, PIaSo Mise, Blanchard and ssSuIn
second Misses Starlight and ATss Ia.i
Fist Violin NJ II Vas, sr
stST no, r. Yals Jr
G Yagsr
Bass H.: s. IN r. S;re s1si
VEGA S1 MIS- Blanche Cochran
Piano Dust-"LOyS's Response Polka Kinksl
MIsses n sehlle. and Carrie q X ~; smt'h' Mach
Plano s0i0-0aI MI. A. pieripSer. "' '''''''
Piano Duet-"Posiiillon Polka Muck
Misses & BadlIsh and Emily ID 5a1 msfdsn,,,-
Veal iTi0- M,s.ss Mampe SanpSeII. Maud Coehnl
and B. Cochran.
Piano solO-"MoHntain sylPa Polk ..'".''' EoenS
v,, az gai Her n the Maine, Howard
'OsA '''' Mis- Maggie Campbell.
Violin sOlO-tP0tP1arJ Martha, - ''f
walt, sonr-ps ss e. q Gii Lue.utopI
Violin oGlIgato, by Prof. Louis VAai) Miss fauiin
. H. seguI1; c.,, v.,.,., NJ st,v,, cob,.,,
cOnIerrns h0n0'' 'O'u 'A By Hon. E. g. cracraii
yaeiIetory........MISS Lizzie F. Caulsy, Wheeling
, The pupils exhibited training whicl
] reaected great credit upon Miss seguin ant
! har assistant. The instrumental music o
7 the vounger performers had CORRECTNESS,
] and an expression that are rare in tn
g nIav;n0 of children, and the older one
]. ahowa5 a really remarkable proficiency
M The vocal music by the classes, til
4 children's chorus, "Down Among th
!, Daisies" was beautiful, the little girls
J. clear voices according to perfection. An
!, ME Dieringer's solo, in costume, with tam
T encored. az was also the song in NAL,
8 costume by little Blanche Cochran, wit
/ male a charming little boy in her song
HThe civ Beau Maggie Campbell wa
/, also recalled after singing ~ Met Her q
Z The Matinee :" and gave ION the Beach a
! long Branch.n Mamie Campbell anc
Maud and Blanche Cochran also sang thei
!, trio sweetly. Miss Schuler's solo, "Still
. Tove Thee % WAS yery well suited TO he
swee. and sympathetic voice, and pro
I drced correspondinply favorable i'm
r preston.
I The feature of the evening was the
MHomaoe IN Verdi" which is a CRANE
comnosition. and was performed in fault
Lass styIs Prof Louis Was, as director, as
r snTed The success OF Homage. Miss Seguir
and Miss blanchard presided at one piano
5 with Misses seabright and AIohibald .
t the other, while the Messrs. Va viii
first and second violin and cornet, Mr.
r Yager with clarionet, and Mr.. Kryer, tn,
Kramer as pass, maae an orSh eSa ~ I'M ~.
y 10 heat. me Was Ou6 Vi bklt