The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-27

Last Sorie Musicale of the season.
Last Saturday evening the young ladies
OF Mt. de Chantal presented the following
programme for the entertainment of the
teachers and pupils Of the Institution.
PART FIRST.
!. ianosolo-sonatA OPP 4.......... ..-... .... ......L ichuer
Mis- Nellie Cannon.
l. s~oug-sleep Darling sleep".;....... ."......Haitlsy
|, ,c Wis Yola hcKelvey.
Read By Mis- Celia Kate.
- Mis- Emily Houston.
3. / ong-Why Doh't You Name tue Day. ... Kulling
6. Three Black ...... ,,,,,... ... ..,,,,.
Read BY Mis- mary AngeS U'BIien.
4 Piano Solo, Musings (op. IS .........~,.....wo Wolf
8. s~ong-"Acro.s the Blue Hills, Marie
Miss Celia oBren.
PART SECOND.
!. Piano solo-Caya,InA mo. ..... y. Leber.
Miss Nora Kerrisk.
Z. onH-Befceuse. ....... ........ -....., ....., ,,,, Leyey
Miss Jennie / Gmpbeii.
Q. Abou Ben Adhemd ....... zee. .,,,., ..,,.
Mla Mamit Thornton.
4. Plano so'o-Nocturne INC. s. Field
Mis- tthel KirEham.
s. song-Wedding Day ...r............ ..... -B lumenthal
Nj 8 BESIDE Hamilton.
6. How Giils Study. ..............
R:sd by Miss leslie CaiapDelL
2. ong-Cecchin0 Luigi BAdla
Miss Jennie Glenn.
s. Piano solo-Socturne Top. 2i(..-..... /. .... Dohler
Y, song-Recoghllu ............H y. Pfoch
NILS Lucy LoEug. l.
To a~nalyze each performance would dc.
mand too much time and space, but we
cannot pass over the playing OF the little
girl from Atlanta, Ga, Miss Nellie Carmen,
only ten or eleven years Of age, who made
her debut on this occasion with marked
success. The position Of her hand is I'D.
mirable, touch sure, sweet and pure in
tone, execution exceedingly neat, express
sion and taste excellent, while 4 modest
self.possession took her trirmphantly
through the entire piece without the slight.
est break or hesitation. II the promise
given on her first appearance BIZ fulfilled
the little Miss will make an admirable
pianist.
Miss Mora Weber, OF Cumberland, MI.,
showed too decided an improvement to he
passed over In silence, BY dint OF close
application she has acquired a degree Of
delicacy and power oil meditation in ma
nipulating the keys. which at one time
seemed hardly within her reach. We must
congratulate her on the result Of her labors,
1t would be unfair, however, not to spec.
lily that all the young lady performers in
instrumental music acquitted themselves
most creditably.
A very noticeable feature among the
vocalists OF the evening was the decided
improvement in singing with animation
character and fine style. Miss Jennie
Glenn, Of Mercer, Pa, has made q great ad.
vance In this respect, and Miss Yola Nc.
Kelvey, OF Pittsburgh, who has only been
studying n quarter did remarkably well
with her first song. We shall be disap.
pointed II continued culture does not de.
velop some excellent qualities in her voice.
Mis- Lucy Loring, Of Wheeling, song
Proch's Recognition" with q great deal OF
vim and the pathetic portions OF the piece
were very well rendered. 3
Miss Jessie Campbell, Of Wheeling, read
a piece, entitled "How Girls Study" with
an evident appreciation OF It's humorous
truthfulness, with such good information an d
clear enunciation, as enabled her audience
to share her impressions and elected ire
quent bursts Of laughter. In fine the whole
evening passed of most agreeably and
teachers and pupils have equal reasons to
be highly gratitied with the steady progress
manifested during the year from one niu
steal to another. At the commencement
in the latter part Of June the parents and
other invited guests will have an opportu.
nifty Of forming their own judgment not
only with regard to the musical depart.
ment, but the entire curriculum pursued at
MI de Chantal VrptrAa