Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-06-24

A HIGHLY interesting entertain.
ment was given by Miss Ida Henry's
Music Glass, at the Court House on
Tuesday evening. The court room
was crowded to its fullest capacity,
and the stage was handsomely trim.
med and decorated with flowers.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. r. D. Roller, and
the following programme of exer-
cises was rendered:
PROGRAMME.
Ouartette-"Fra Diayolo" e. % Auber.
Misses Flick, Berry, Degrangs and
Spilman
2 Solo-'Il Trovatore'' Burghmuller.
Miss Katie Matthaei
Solo - "Recollections of Home "
......"....., .........,.Mills.
Miss Clara Rutledge.
a. Duett-"C Christmas Bells" ...Wyman
Misses Rousch and Deatrick.
5. Solo-"Elixir of Love" 800. Henselt.
Miss Minnie Riggs
6. Duet" La Midget '''''..'' Russell
Masters Matthaei and Darby.
Z. Solo-"German Triumphal March
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,.............ahunkle.
Miss Anna Bell Deatrick
g. Quartette- "Marthao ..-.,..". Flotow.
Misses Riggs, PAUL, Kogleschatz and
Hughes
8. Solo Miserere' ...,.... Gottschalk
Miss Ada Rodrick.
10. THO q pianos)-"Fanfare Mill
taire, ................ s........"...... Ascher.
Misses Blocher, Spillm9n and Buxton.
II. SoIo-"Last Hope ..."Gottschalk.
Miss Lorena Flick.
IL. Duo-"N Norma" ............ Thslberg.
Misses Wien and Berry.
10. Solo Storm" Wester.
IA. Solo-''William Tell, ........Hertz
Miss Mamie Berry.
Is. DUETS tradella" ........ .Flotow.
Misses Rutledge and Roderiek.
l6 Qaartette - ''Traineaux Mazurka."
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Ascher
Misses Kogelschatz, Ditto, Peterman and
Chrisman.
II. Solo Moses in Egypt" Thalberg
Miss Lula Wien
49, Solo Waking Of the Lion
Miss Ida Henry.
10 Quartette - Dame Blanche, "
Observation-Disclosures. ......Boledieu.
Misses Wilen, DeGrange, Herring ana
Blocher.
This programme embracing many
difficult pieces of music, was admi'
rably carried out, and the general
rendition was worthy of the highest
commentator The delicate touch
and artistic handling Of the keys
evinced the proficiency of the pupils
and at the same time was the very
best proof of the eminent ability of
their instructress, and of the very
thorough training which they had
received.
During the evening Miss Lorena
Flick, one of the pupils, was pre-
scented with a handsome silver bo-
quet holder containing boquet OF
rare flowers. 1t was the gift of
friends and was presented through
Judge Faulkner.
Miss Ida Henry was also present.
ed with a beautiful silver boquet
holder, containing a handsome boz
ouet of choice flowers. It was pre-
scented by Blackburn Hughes, Esq,
with the compliments Of friends and
admirers.
There was profusion of flowers,
and each of the pupils were present.
ed with boquets at the conclusion
of their parts in the programme.
Indeed, the presentation of boquets
was little overdone in many in
stances, and lost the effect of being
an impromptu offering to real merit.
This, however, was no fault OF the
young ladies, who We're the recip-
tents of the floral tributes, but of
their over Jealous friends.
The length of the programme car
ried the exercises up to half past
eleven O'clock, but the audience did
not seem to tire, but remained in~
tact until the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev DR.. Leech.
The entire exercises were a decid-
ed success in every particular and
reflect the highest credit upon Miss
Henry as teacher. She stands at
the head of her profession.
WE take the following from the
Pittsburg Telegraph of w Wednesday;
ANOTHER MYSTERY. - James
Garner, VIM. Neal and Samuel
Blair, three Alleghcnians, went to
CHARTERS Creek to enjoy aday's fish
ing. While passing through the
woods on the bank of the creek they