The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
rHE ooMMENoEmENT SEASON.


ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
entertainments by Pupils Last Evening
three CredltAble commandments,
u TIE MISSES DoDpRIpGR's MUSIC CLASS.
The young ladies' and Misses belonging
to the Doddridge music sckool gave theil
annual commencement concert last nigh
at the Opera House, which was filed K
its utmost capacity with one Of the mos
cultured and refined audiences Of th.
season, who were free in their expressions
Of delight at all parts Of the performance
The singing Of Miss Lee Heryey
was delightful, and her piano sole
was very fine. Miss Adelia Pal
lock showed q self possession that was
most enyiable, and musical training
which reflects great credit upon her
teachers. The younger Misses Pollock
also possess rare musical talent, which Is
educated to q degree that Is almost mar
velous considering their ages. The Nor.
ceau upon two pianos, by little Blanche
and Flora, was perfect In time, and
expressive in rendition. Miss Cloyd
Duyals "Nocturne" was difficult Sc
lection, but she performed 1t in a
manner that showed a rare mastery of the
piano for one SO young. We have not
space to mention the other features Of the
programme in detail. Suffice 1t TO say
that the performances were uniformly
selected with taste and rendered In man.
ner that was both pleasing 70 the audience
and creditable to the pupils. The prettiesl
conceit Of the evening, in our opinion,
was the butterfly song.
PROGRAMME.
800 and Chorus Pretty Cupid Fly Away
sextete: Two Pianos Galup tde Quadle ......
Mis- Flora Pollock, Lizzie Crawford, Jessie
Baehm IN, Fannie Wells. Nellie McAechan
and EmmA GaAton. a
Piano Solo-Socturne " EclAtr .......... Asher
Mis- cleyd Duval
song-"AmOns the LilIes
Quartette Two Pianos "Graud Aarch"- Donirett,
First Pano-Misses Berthe Deano and Alice
Whlteside.
Second Riano-Mlsses Lyds Irwin and civilla
L.. KfalA. tl-I
Misses Blanche and FIoia Pollock. :,
Song" Moonlight on the Lake. hite
Miss Nellie Bedlllion.
Piano Solo-"n Troyotore" Panphrase de Concert
o kqnl.i Lee asryey.
Miss LydR Irwin and Class
Quartette-"March from Le Propheten beer.
Eitst tian0-Msses 5alle Duyal and Lizzie PAUL
Second Piauo-Nisses Mamie Kmberllnd and
FsHS FSSSi soi@.lor.. as. wlsshlns Dtsan sal,,
Miss Lizzie Cooper.
sOng-"Row slumbef, Lore" -Remblelnski.
Mi1 White8ide.
iFPu1 N n tk hw RPt0
Misses Nina and Mary George.
sextete-"Son Piu Andrai. . ........
aisse, LYDIA Irwin, Mamie Jacob, sAllie Dudley,
Emma Lancaster
song-"The Sister Of he eIghtnSales' Bordese
Miss Lee HerTey.
Fantasio Brilllante sur "MGrtha"-rwo Pianos.
Miss Adelia and Augusta Pollock.
Solo and Chorus-"Re sui" zundel
Misi Adelia Pol ock and Glass.
oyerture-TwO Pianos-"De treiscnutz ....... eber.
Fist Piano-Misses Lnuiss Helwig and Augusta
Pollock
Second Piano-Misses Cooper and Crumbaeker.
soIREE MUSICAL.
Last night the pupils Of Mrs. NJ. E. Whit
taker gave one Of their soirees, which are
with such pleasure by the SO.
lect few who are SO fortunate as to receive
invitations to attend.
The programme presented at this enter
tainment was exceptionally fine, and just
lengthy enough to retain the attention
and interest Of the small audience through.
out. The following is the programme.
PARrI.
Piano Duet-LA Chas Infernale Rolling
Miss Hannah and Mary heyman.
Vocal Solo-"I Built Bridge Of Fancies Frieker
IN Miss Jessie . Patterson. I,
Vocal Dutt-"rhe Laurel and Rose, Grell
Misses Annie HeaIne and Ann!e Chaplins.
d "Qaand 10 qaiLtai, -.......,... ............. |
Vocal Eye: has lSas i1is i1Si a y efis
~ Ms, TsSn;S
Piano solo-"waitiug Heart, Krug
Vocal solo-"o Fair Dove atty
Miss Annie Chapllne.
Piano Duo-"Sonatei MSj Mozart
Misses Annie Jordan and Mary Msconahey.
PATTI
Vocal Trlo-"Lit Thine Eyes from Elijah..........,
Mendelssohn.. Misses Genie Wagner, Mat
tic Weber aud Mts. =. Brock
fAn0 s'i'-''pAs ss.AnGic 81 % Baker
Vocal Solo'pThe Return Millard
Mis-, Nellie Atkinson.
Vocal Solo Ny Love Far Away Bale
Aaiss Annie Hearne.
r'no s'le ni.s Hannah Hcymsn.
Vocal solo."The Day Is Done" Bale
Mis- Mary MAc0nahey, KirkWood
Vocal sol0-.The Winds that Wait MY sIbhe,n &c..
Mrs. CHARLES Berger
Piano solo- Onate: major op.
AisS Annie Jordan.
Vocal Partlng Wand
Mrs. Geo, b, Caldwell.
The efforts Of the young ladies were
generally applauded, and each and every
one Of the selections, whether vocal or
instrumental, gave evidence OF the
attention that was bestowed upon 1t.
Mrs. Whitaker Is our leading vocalist,
and is one Of the very best instructors
in music in the city.
In response 10 an enthusiastic demand,
Mrs. Whitaker herself gave q selection
from the Italian Opera, which was sung
in characteristic good style.
THE LINDsLRY ENTERTAINMENT.
The large and pleasant hall Of the Lind.