The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

Harry Larkiu, who distinguished them
selves. Following is the programme that
was carried out
PROGRAMME.
Piano solo-FIuyd'l Retreat LIrsis FSeFteF
Rtcltaiation- Bel.,,-,,,.. Fred sAmon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jenpie taasell
R II, MP Rsv Lts
ESay-AmeIiean AuthoIs,,,.,,,...A Annie Richardson
observation-disclosures oil Memory ....,. Mnllie Wallace
ReeltatIOn-Chaptero Of PrOVerbs,,..,.BobeIt smyth
Vocal solo-Iaka Back Thy heaIt.'',;.A ollle Little
kecitati0n- BlTonI Last Albert HlbbeEd
4 charlottesville fAeOb stTRnU- Henry EmthelmeI
Du's-ViOl and PIan0-wSsdIena 9SuiESE.teP
RecItation-Rock Of JeislO Dean
Northumberland Of BtgenE Jennie Brady
Rssi1aIi'u-NhS Edith Helps Things Alopg'
Piano so'O-sil'ut snnIs CaiSs
RSe!tAtlOp-Ihe Blue and the Gray. Julia c,aeni,
RtclntOn-AmailcIn FlaE,,.,..,.,,,, Willie CaASell
PiAIo s,lO-WhsG 'ua Ao0ull .ht..,-..., Berthe Dean
RecIiRtlOn-SGminoe'a OshAnee-...... Harry Philips
Vocal pust-Tell Me Where Do FAIRIES DWsll,
Emma Schulz and Annie Richardson
SIXTH WARD.
The exercises at the Sixth Ward school
were very interesting, and we have only
space to give the programme and make
the sweeping comment that all did very
well and that each performer pleased their
friends and the audience present, Fol-
lowingis the
PROGRAMME:
MUsc-Tha go .,,..By the socIsty
neA1lai-STNlhg sehoo johnson
ROlding-I he Kings JeWel,.,,, ,-,,,,M. WOlNlngtOn
MuSis-beaplliul Wordl"".,"".,.,"By tho society
NJ AsC9Idy
tHaIihg-EGtly E9IBeIs
keagihB-,chool Wfight
keldloB-ROcE Met sItsP","'"...,....,M Hal kl1i
RsndI S"GyiDS ParioIs RelGISi'",."%'W.I eSs'6
keadlns-RIn an the R0Ool Moore
RAdirg-MEs CAId " Lectur0.,....,r...,,,L Rlit,r
btClam ttoa1VirsiDl,gs '.'';;:F kleIis
tscltati0n-baFb9h IN chie''"'"'.'"''Mlll y bEiee
MuIic-ons Gentle Voice, seAmOn
RNading-l he Widow BSiotI.,-.,,,,r,,.",R 3, yoEl,r
Reading-IOhn CEinHmAu, E6ellnE
DeClAHatiOn-t'aislus lnAliSaling BTutusm,W Handy
RoadinS-A HuSbaud's EIperi'nc in Cooling
Recitation No seciS In bitSi
ksCitAteu-SSter and l,.;,.;....,"; "";.k. Weitlpl
Mpdo-ren Ing on lhG Oid Camp dT9und ssGelsty
49, ~''''' CCGrtshIp Undtt DiaicaltleE
Mullc-BeAulliul VGlOy Of Society
SEVENTH WARD,
The performance OF the o. W. Holmes
Literary Society OF the grammar room In
the Seventh ward, was very entertaining,
This being the closing exercises OF the
school quite large number Of Wis tors was
present, among them many OF the pupils
parents and scholars from believer rooms.
The society came to order with the Presi.
dent, Miss Agnes Rose, presiding, and
Miss Mary Knott, the Secretary, at her
post. After some routine business per.
tanning TO the regular meeting OF the So
Ciety, the members sang the song:
"WhlIS the years arc rolling on"
with Miss Dillon, the teacher, at the or.
gan. The following programme was then
presented:
heIIer ""'"'''"'Eddie Ryan
Visit nybOdy'S BiSInOSSj"
hslly-'hoOKS "'"''''' "'''.'LiS1i Jones
Recitation THE Modern j 8:cG maggie druOO
"Idleness'' ....".".., see. Laura LuEenS
htollAu0n"'.... House
leonardo Del Grpio.n
Organ Morrison
Recitation. Rlchel Billiard
"Why Should the Spirit Of Mortal DO pold'"
Letter ....,.....,,,. 80 ,,.... ...,.... VIII DOVener
ESsay-"arG Nouns Reception" ....." Fannie Myers
"RInliuE Ashore"
Essay-"OlVer Wendell HOlmCS' "".""Mary Knott
Letter '''',"',"".',. I'd Fa!0ure
Reply 70 Leller''"""' ""'''....'"''.'John Fal9lre
''TwO GinIssI"
EHly-"ForGiVenel s'"."",."..,".".N Nnle Marsh
hfNef nhie eieveneon
"Hlde and Seek"
Letter SAN Hickey
EIsay-"seuIOrI and JuulOrSiISn YeaI9 Hence
Minnie Walters
Letter. "..,,.."""...''."""".' Larry stevenson
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '','"'.,''.,', Llde Frince
"H0W 81, MlchaOpB was Saved !"
Letter Belle Zane
AM kep '''''''''"'''";;;. arne me
1.-THE Troubles oil Vile "
L ley. MaNers
ITO whom Shall W. Give TSSnE
Dialogue. Cclriship Under DlHicutieS'
Annie Hines, Willie Nichols, John CraSin d,
Bong Scatter Seeds oil KlndneSLh
The performances were without exCep.
ton Creditably rendered, and some Of
them were really excellent. Among the
most deserving was the recitation by Miss
Rena House, "Bernardo Del Carpio." She
read with spirit and understanding as
rare as they were attractive. Miss Lide
Prince also brought out the good points
Of her selection, "Howsst. Michael,s was
Saved" In o most admirable manner.
Miss Mamie Lukens' TROUBLES OF
Housewife" was a selection Of q some.
what different order, but her rendition
was thoroughly in keeping with the sub.
jeCt. SIS It Anybody's Bnsiness2" as read
by Miss May Bowers, was also deserving
OF special mention, though, indeed, all
the readings reflected credit, not
~
well on the teachers who have
had them under their charge. OF the
other performances, the letter descriptive
Of Washington City, and especially Of the
National Capitol, written and read by
Prof. Stevenson's little daughter, was es.
peCially meritorious and attractive. The
essay OF Miss Minnie Walters entertained |
the pupils highly with its forecast Of their |
future. And any notice which omitted 10 |
mention the closing dialogue would be |
faulty. The trio who filled the various |
roles acquitted themselves with much
honor 10 themselves and 10 the delight OF
the audience. Altogether the entertain. |
ment was such that Is to be regretted that
more do not avail themselves Of the op.
portunity 10 enjoy the similar regular |
weekly performances OF the Society.
EIGHTH WARD.
The Eighth ward school closed the
present term yesterday afternoon, with |
an entertainment given by the Longtellow |
Literary Society OF that school. All avail.
able space was filled with extra seats, yet |
there waR not room for all who came.
Following Is the
PROGRAMME.
Wandering Ia the May Time
Reel Atln1-Ufeen Mountain JugliCA, LtEElA DoFnan