Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-23

MusIoAhtsoIaEE.-It .being our misfor.
une not to be able to attend the Musical
Soiree given to invited friends by Mrs. wills
lie Ksbls and her music pupils, at her resi-
denee, on Friday night last, we give place,
in lien of what we might have said, to the
following:
Rr. Editor We. had the pleasure of
being present at Mrs. Capt. W:sH. Kable's
on Friday evening last, to witness the soiree,
and We feel constrained, inasmuch as you
were not present, to say q few words in COM
mendation eff it, for we feel assured that too
much praise cannot BIO given to Mrs. K. and
her scholars and those who assisted in the
pleasant and agreesble entertainment afforded
those who were present.. Everything passed
off pleasantly and every one certainly censid-
cred it a rare musical treat. AS all know
the reputation of Mrs. K, the house was
crowded with q very refined auiienca.-
Promptly at Z o'clock Mrs. K. appeared in
the room, followed by the young ladies of
her class. The entertainment was opened
by a full chorus, entitled the "Alp Song"
Mrs. K. presided at the piano With her usual
elegance aud grace. As near as we can re-
member the programme rendered was as fol.
lows: Solo and Chorus, .tMabel Glare" by
Miss Jennie Phillips; Solo, sang by Miss
Annie Gibson; Instrumental exercises by
all the members of the GLASS separately:
Chorus, Harvest Time" with bass duett,
oy Messrs. A. D. Barr and d. NJ. Fisher:
Qaintette, "O'er the hill, Der tho Dale -
solo. down the ShRdowed Lane She Goes"
by Miss Lloyd Solo, t'Blind Flower Girl"
by Miss Fannie Smith ; 'Strouss Waltzs."
by Mrs. Kable and Miss Ella Fonke. which
was very fine and beautifully rendered; Solo.
"Don't let the Roses Listen" by Miss Julia
johnson Separation March, BIZ Miss Zan
GIhEon instrumental Duett, s'Trot G~allop."
oy the Aliases Gibson. which was very cred
ltsbiy performed Duett, "Noonlieh. on the
Khloe," by Miss Fannie Smith aud Mr.. A..
Shuttz,-thi was a very difficult piece of
music and was most admirably executed {;
Piano Solo. by Sire. Kable,-the nsme Of
the performer is a sui cient guarantee that it
was executed with casa, grace and skill:
"Nocturne," by Mics Gibson ; blue Bells
of Sco'isnd,' by Miss Amelia Davenport.
played very nicely. Then the only male
scholar of the Glass, Master Eugene Barr.
son OF Mr. A. D. Barr, agent b & o. r. R.,
came forward and performed two very fac
pieces of music, entitled "Orphean Gallop"
and "Home Sweet Home" and sang a solo.
'Im Sitting By the window" We must
say the little fellow did well in every respect
snd his music was much enjoyed BY all
Then followed Weber's Waltz, BY Miss
Amelia Davenport !; Solo and Chorus, sJosie
at the Gate" by Miss Lloyd and others
Solo. by Mrs. X. and others, Jennie who lives
IN the Dell 5" Song, market Day" by Miss
Fannie Smith, The evenings entertainment
closed with Song and Chorus entitled "Li;tlo
Rose BUD" by ell We. canno, close with>
ont paying our highest com plinerts to Misses
Ll"yd and johnson, for the several solos
rendered so sweetly. Chornses were very
eeiy assisted by siessra A. D. Barr and p.
NJ Fisher, Bass. and a. Shutz. Tenor. We
hope this will net be the last pleasant enter
ta'nment that Mira. Knble may favor our
community With. Respectfully.
F7r Five DresaGoods. Trimming Silks, Satin,
to go to CARREt-L's.
There is not, as the Free Press remarks,
3 n'nr~ attractive place for tho lover of the
beautiful in art than the Jewelry establish
ment of Mr. ". a KohIhoneen. in this
place. He displays excellent Judgment in
his purchases and taste in displaying his
wares He seems to kDow the wants of the
a"m"'a"ity. aud the demand for goods in his
Inns is an evidence Of the prosperity of the
people. Although he has not completed his
ere"trg "f goods especially designed for ths
holidays, he exhibits TO the admirirg gaze of
tho visitor a large stock of G old, Silver and
Plated Ware. Besides, his Engagement
sRd facilities for rron'ptly adding thereto. to
suit any individual taste, arc perfect. Among
the beautiful things nov on exhibition are
fine Gold and Silver Watches; a great va
riety OF beautiful Clocks, including Calen-
oar EHst'5h Carriage, aud other alarm
clocks; Clocks suited for anywhere in the
home OF o~Iite; seal and plain rings, breast
pms, earrings, pencilS-everything for or
nA'uent for use usually found in a frst,class
establishment of the kicd. No longer aay
need OF going Sbrosd fer Gse j.wolry. He
will supply anything frou s charm to a dir,
moud ring or brooch. Bridal gifts, B;r,hday
g'f's' Chrlstmas gifts-ia the perfection of
artistic beauty and appropriateness are in
ciuded iu MIR. KuhIhousen's purchases
some of which are now on exhibition. He
says it gives him pleasure to show his goods.
Do!Insus at CARRELL'S.
The baltimore Gazette says: "Au clipping
couple we're married op the bridge over the
Potomac at Hsrper's Ferry on Thursday
last. The stern parent had brought his
daughter from Newmarket, Va, .hus far on
his way "oss to take her out OF the reach Of
a poor, ha. deserving admirer. The p. but
D, A, had, however, stolen a march on the
old man and got a train ahead of him. FRO.
curing q license at Frederick, and the ser
vices of a clergyman, he kept the latter
awaiting him on the Maryland side of the
State line, and stole tho girl away while her