Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20
4LABoR oMNIA vlNcIT."
Last Nights Concert and Com
msncement
OF the Seguin Collegiate Institute, at the
Opera House-Ihe Programme
and Exercises.

tipy stream of the large audience which
greeted the teachers and scholars OF the
Seguin Institute began to flow, and the
throng continued to swell in volume until
when 8 O'Clock arrived not q vacant chair
could be seen in the entire area OF the
~parouette and dress circle, while the gal
lery contained 4 fair sprinkling OF sight
,esrs. But for the fact that the evening
was a very warm one, rendering the
atmosphere IN the Opera House extremely
clo,e and sultry, the capacity OF the
building would undoubtedly have been
taxed TO the utm ost.
ON the left side OF the stage stood a Stein
way Il Sons concert grand piano, ano on
the right a Kranach 4 Bach square grana,
while in the centre, In the rear, was an
elegant what-not, on which was diSp!ayeu
the
PRIZES, DIPLOMAS n MEDALS
conferred by the institution on its pupils.
Promptly at eight o'clock the opera
House orchestra, under the direction oil
Prof. George Seibert; commenced the over;
ture, and al its conclusion the faculty OF
the institute entered from the left OF the
stage. to the inspiring measures OF a march,
closely followed by the ladies OF the
graduating class.
When music ceased, Miss Sarah \. Bell,
of this city, the salutatorisn, came forward
and read, in q clear and pleasing tone, her
welcome to the audience. Her delivery
was easy and natural, and eyinced not SO
much careful preparation as natural grace
and elegance Of manner Her production
was rather
ABOVE THE AVERAGE
- 49,, .-A ~ So Hnnrlns lnn she
received a handsome bouquet OF Aowers.
When Miss Bell had concluded, Misses
F. Scbwarzbach, NJ. Matthews, NJ. Schultze
and f.. Obermrn appeared and executed IN
a most satisfactory manner Fowlers Bill
liant Polka Rouda. arranged for four
hands. The young ladies acquitted them.
selves in a very creditable manner, their
PLAYING showing careful tuition and close
study.
A Juvenile chorus, "Our Boat is Of" by
Cock, was next on the programme, ana
was sung by twenty-five OF
THE YOUNGEST PUPIL.
Miss Zelda Blanchard presiding as accom-
p%anyist. The song was very we'll rem,
deyed, and called forth round after round
OF applause.
dess OF Morn Reyerie.' by LatOur, was
next, and was very we'll rendered, tue all
dien2e bestowing a hearty round OF APP
plause on the Young lady at the
close of her selection. Miss SIebSe
was the recipient Of many handsome
flowers
4 dialogue between Misses Klein and
Robinson, followed upon the programme,
but owing to the sudden illness OF Miss
Robinson, Miss Klein read the well known
poem. The Last Hymn as a substitute.
Miss Klein received several boluetS and a
MAGNIFICENT basket OF flowers.
Miss Kittle Combs came, next with 4
voCsl solo. II Met Her at the Matinee,
BRINGING DOWN THE HOSE
with q storm OF applause at the conc' usi0n
of each verse. The little soEgstfess was
rewarded with a handsome b,gI-t.
Gobaerts fanfare on l. Carnival de
Nenise' was most eXcellently rendered by
Miss Emma 4. Russell, the ditticul varia'
tions being executed with a 'c"'"iY'" and
brilliancy creditable to an artist. The fair
performer received a handsome basket OF
flowers.
After an interlude by the orchestra,
Misses Annie Carroll, NJ. Elan tgtn and
Matte Thompson sang Marzails trio The
Three Sailor Boys" being followed ~
Misses Mary Matthews and Matte HadLch
with a piano duet, The Bugler's Gal0p,
w ANl 4 4As -oTN - 49,
well executed, and warranted the fine DIV.
ers bestowed upon the performers.
Kunkels 'PnilOmel Polka was the
next performance. IL which Miss Anna
Deiyeriger's we'll known musical abilities
were ~uiSpl~yti Ia tie best advantage. The
solo Was Crelii.b'e in ev'ry respect, and
wsS listened TO with the c.oSest attention
Inc, first Dnrt ~ the programme was
brought 10
rR~'lrIANT,LG.
ny Miss +. Zelda Rlsuchard's violin solo,
Bei.irI's Op. -. Miss Bianchards musical
cts are well known to the Wheeling pub
lie, she having often performed b'ipte d.
Ga! audiences with credit 10 10th herself
AMI her teacher, PrJt. ' IaS, and this Ocei'
son proved 40 exc. VtIOn 10 the uniform
success she has Eer5tOtOr5 achieved Miss
Blanchard was the recipient vi generous
applause and several handsome il)ril trl-
butes.
Tbs orchestra here rendered a selection.
AT the conclusion OF which Mr.. John T..
Cowl announced the award Of prizes for ex-
c~ellenCe III studies. Those securing pre-
miums are:
TiE>T CLASS.
Miss Sallie \. Mccormick. first honor.
Miss Sarah A. 'ell, second honor, aud a
special prize for excellence in music.
SCION" Class.
Miss Emma \. Russell, OF Portland, Me-,
first honor.
Miss Annie T. Sh,w.o Wheeling. second
. oaOr. aud a special award for excellence
in music.
THIRD Glass.
Miss Florence Muldoon. first honor.
Miss Ella Obermsn, second honor.
Miss Frances SChwarzbsch. third honor.
Miss Nora Robinson, mention for close
application.
FOURTH LASS.
Miss Minnie Schullze. first hoEo or.
Miss Annie Doring, second honor.
Miss Cora SChultze,
Miss Mary Mathew,
Miss Mollie Had!.Ck,
Miss Amelia Reich.
Miss Minnie Cline.
FIFTH CLASS.
Fist Division.
Miss Mollie Flanagan.
Miss Annie Eahn.
Miss Annie Carroll.
Miss Mary Finley.
&oond DiriSio-.
Miss Nol.ie NcAlllster.
Miss Francis Harding.
Miss Maud Thompson.
Miss kittie Combs.
miss aAdulAN II iGLNuCAs
Miss Nellie Msloney.
Miss Sue Conway.
Master Willie Daring.
Master Richard Donioe.
SIXTH CLASS.
Miss Kate Flanagan.
Master Harry Hebrank.
Master George Weity.
Master Henry Lsibert.
Master Theodore Seibert.
SEVENTH CLASS.
Miss Sophia Stsinmetz.
Master Eddie McAlliSter.
Master Frank Seibert.
Master Richard COnwell.
The second part of the programme was
headed by the quartet, Homage to Verdi"
arranged expressly for the occasion, the
first piano being taken by Misses Blanchard
and Sesuin, aud the second by Misses Null.
doom and Carroll, the instruments being
accompanied by the orchestra, which was
transferred to the stage. OF the rendition
Of the selection too much cannot be said.
IL was
Excellent in Every Respect.
The arrangement was q most happy one,