The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-28
PLEAsuRE AND LITERAlY soCIITY.
Its First Entertainment GiVsn At The
Synagogue Last Night.

AZ EAEAA ENTERTAINMENT HANHA ~ ~
Synagogue Last Night
There was slRrRe and fashionable gather
ing of the best Of our Hebrew society at the
Jewish Synagogue, corner Of Twelfth and
Chapline streets last evening where the
Pleasure and Literary Society, an organiza-
ton recently formed by the younger mem.
beFs Of the congregation, gave very pleasant
and agreeable entertainments The exercises
were opened by prayer offered by Rabbi
Sessler, after which the followingprogramme
was given:
Anthem-"Ths Earth Is the Lords aud
the FullneSs Thereof Mason
Mn. sheib Mr.. Donel and Mr. kurneE
SRen Z Heaven s r. MsIi
MIsS Bella Emshelmer.
Neutrality-suspicious. IietGhe, Louis Gutmap
Recitation" New Church 0Fsa% -
Duett-"I Feel Thy Presence Hoffman
Ma shelb aud Mr. ponel, r..,.,....
RecitAtlOn-"D ltildencG, ......,,,HenTy EmAhelmeE
RecItaIIon-"T Charter Of Runnsmede," =,
solo-"AdOre and be Still, GolnOd
Sermon Of chabax Davis..'...,'.,'' Alex ste!nfeld
RGcitation-"He LelIer," ,,,-., Miss Jennie Kraus
Sol0-"GuRrdiRn Angel, ,GounOd
Mt. a, W, pOnel.
Recitation Maud Muller" Dutch diAlect,)
Henry RmsheImGr
Recitation Monterey, Mamie RosenSteln,
SOlO-"Airiams Song OF Triumph, .,'',,,,,~Reineckv
RGcilAtl0n-"A Naughty Little GIRLS Views
Recitation. Difference 10 Wealth.
u, GundlIng..
Recitatlon-"T Last Banquet, Louis GutmGn,
pue''-''Sf MI sbc6 and Mr. Donci
-RCsOte, That the Indians have not received
proper treatment from the Government
Affirmative ..rChaTlea beeHman and Alex steinlelu
Segatlye....". Henry kmsheimer and D9yld kHau ~
Recitation ,,..,.,...... How he Saved ST. AIchAeIs
Decision Of Judges,
The music was very choice and rendered
in exquisite style by the regular choir OF the
Synagogue. The solo OF Mrs sheib, "Miriam's
Song OF Triumph" called forth the hearty
applause It deserved II was sung with spirit
and expression and the different movements
were nicely shaded, The tenor voice Of Mr.
Donel sounded to good advantage In hi
solo, Guardian Angel and tho duets be
tween Mrs, sheib and this gentleman were
received with great favor by the audience
Miss lleyman was suffering u little embar
rassment, but sung very sweetly, and Mis-,
Bella EmSheimGr sang "Where Is Heaven
both to herself and friends, That grand an
them with which the exercises were opened
was never heard to better advantage, anC
taken as a whole tho musical portion OF thu
programme 1t would be hard to excel. Thu
choir Is one the congregation may we'll b.
proud OF, and II was rendered the warmes
applause last night, showing true apprCCia
| ton,
OF the remainder OF the programme, Will
the young folks did we'll we cannot men
ton this morning but one or two who die
especially well.
Master Harry Emsheimer as president
deClaimer and debater did himself proud
doing all that he did well and without EN-
buTruSSment
Miss Lilly Gutman and Miss Mary HeymaI
were warmly recognized, and they deserved
II, for they rcCited their selections In yer!
graceful aud charming manner.
The sermon Of Chubax Davis, as given BY
Alex Stenfleld, was the feature OF the even
sng, and convulsed the audience with laugh
ter.
The debate was al interesting ono, and thu
youngsters did admirably. The judges
Messrs. Morris Horkhelmer, Nal. GutmaT
and s, s. Bloch, decided IN favor OF the mega
tive, but congratulated the other side Oh
some OF the happy points made:
These entertainments are to be continued
during the season and We predict that they
will grow very popular, besides proving
very beneficial to the members Of thu
Society.