Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-29

Brief mention was made IN last week 3
HERALD Of the concert given on Wednes-
day evening, by citizens Of Washington,
for the benefit Of the young artist, Mr..
Theo. Wendell, son of Mr.. Daniel Wen
del, who is no pursuing his art studies
in Florence, Italy. Below we give the
programme of the evenings entertain
ment:
PART FIRST.
l. Praise Ye the Father er................. GounOd
Chorus.
2. Germans Trumphal March amman Kunkel
Misses Logan and Lanum.
B. In Questo Simplice .....,.. ....,.., Donizetti
Miss Jeanette Grove.
4. lie Reve D'Amour .,....:.. ..,,...... .Millars
Mr., and Mrs. d. |. WOrthingtOn,
Mr.. J.. II, Millkan.
8. All Che A Vol Perdoni IddiO O.,..... FlotOw
Misses Jeanette and Clara Grove.
Messrs. John Logan, r, A. and p. Robinson
Misses Mamie and Nottic Love o"i''
Z. Far Away ltllss
Misses Fannie Pearce and Ida Gibson,
8. The Witches DanCe...... ......,.....W Wallace
Mrs. d. l. Worthington.
PART SECOND.
9. Fifth Air Vame. .......... ......... De Beriot
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Worthington,
Mr.. l.. II. Millikan.
10. Soft Fell the DeWS. Glover
Misses Nettie and Mamie Love
IL. Ihe PrOdlgal Son .... .....,...... Dawson
Misses sina Logan and Della. Lanum.
u. What Mountains .............I. MasnadicTl
Miss Jeanette Grove and Mr.. j. p. Robinson.
u. The Last Rose of Summer. ...,...... FiOtOW
Mrs j. ID. Kerr.
IA. When tho Tide Comes In ........... .Millard
Miss Jeanette Grove.
hIfFlN
Misses Jeanette and Clara Grove,
Messrs. John Logan and j. p. Robinson.
l6. The King Of Glory
Chorus.
Music Hall was crowded to its full
capacity, and the concert was pro-
nounced the finest musical entertain
ment ever given here. Mr.. R. A. Rob
inson, musical director, and whose SER
vices in that capacity are consideredin-
dispensible in a Washington entertain
ment, seems to have eXsrted himself
successfully to prepare an unusually at
tractive programme for the occasion.
The singing of Miss Jeanette Grove
was a special attraction. Miss Grove
shows marked improvement since she
last sang before Washington audience.
She has a remarkable voice, which is
receiving careful training under the
best instructors.
The selections were all excellent and
we'll rendered. The stage was taste
fully decorated and handsomely fur
nished, and at the back of the stage
was hung large life-size crayon draw
ing of 1.-The Temptation, - the work of
Mr.. Wendell, and upon the wall above
it, in large monogram, the letters T,W.
By request of the large audience on
Wednesday evening the entertainment
was repeated on Thursday evening, or
rather a second concert was given, as
there was nearly an entire change in
the programme. The second entertain
ment was in no way inferior to the
first, either in point of excellence in
the programme or attendance. Follow
ing is the programme:
PART FIRST.
l. Night Shades No Longer. .......,... .Rossini
Chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. I. Worthington, Mr.. L. II.
Millikan
8. All Che A Vol Perdoni IddiO. ........ .Flotow
Misses Jeanette and Clara Grove, Messrs. John
Logan, r. A. and j. P. Robinson,
4. Military GalOp. Op.,....................L Labitzky
Misses sina Logan and Della Lanum.
5. lie Parlate D'Amour. r...........,....G GOunOd
Miss Jeannette Grove.
6. Carnival de Venice-COrnet ObligatO -
Mr., George Harris.
7. The Babies on Our Block. k...............-
Miss FanniePearce,
OpS Misses aS Yannic and Nette Love. l"0''N
Misses Jeanette and Clara Grove, Messrs. j.
P. Robinson and John Logan,
PART SECOND.
10. Irish Diamonds. Op. 20. Pape
Miss Sina Logan,
IL. What are the Wild Waves Saying?. Glover |
Miss Jeanette Grove and Mr.. j. P. Robinson.
40 Misses Mamie and Nettie Love. owe,
Misses Fannie Pearce and Ida Gibson,
II. Valse Brillante. Schulhotf
Mrs D. l. WOrthington.
Is. Schubert's Serenade de............... Schubert
Miss Jeannette Grove.
16. lie Reve D'Amour ...,...............M Millars |
Mr. and Mrs. D. l. WorthingtOn and Mr.. L. H.
Millikan.
II, Onward Bonnie Boat. t................K Kucken |
Misses Jeanette and Clara Grove.
IS. Praise ye the Father Gounod |
Chorus.
The two entertainments netted the
handsome sum of $216,85.
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