The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20

Il AtlP. n. the Alumni uluHei takos PleSe
and al P. N. the reunion OF the Jefferson
College class Of '6s takes place.
sEGUIA COMMENCEMENT.
Pleasant Entertainment ut the Opera
House Last Might. lrsi
The Opera House was again crowded last
evening with an audience in which the
gentler sex largely predominated, the occa.
sion being the annual commencement Of the
seguin Collegiate Institut,. The annual en-
tertainments given by the graduates Of this
young ladies' school are justly popular with
musical and literary people. and the one Of
last evening added materially to the 9high
reputation OF the Instituts. The programme
was arranged with view 10 make Its at!rac'
tions the more pleasant by variety, the
musical and literary features alternating,
and the vocal and instrumental 10 being
mingled in pleasing proportions,
The Opera House Orchestra furnished
several hne selections at intervals In the
other performances, adding much TO the
charms OF the entertainments ljsi.4 -.
The salutatory, by Miss sarahY. Bell, as q
composition was meritorious and was de-
liyered In livery satisfactory manner, the
fair Salutatorian's voice being audible 10
the iarthest end OF The house. Her pro,
duction was greeted with applause, aud she
vas presented with several fine floral tokens
OF appreciation, one or two Of them being
elaborate and elegant. ul 50 iJie-
Misses +. schwargbach, N. Mathews, M.
schulize and E. obermann, played brilliant
polka ironda, by Fowler, on two pianos, and
this very creditable performance was follow
ed by chorus by the smaller children Of the
preparatory department. 10 the number Of
about twenty, which was sung with vim
which made up for the slight faults notice
able, and was highly enjoyed BY the audi
ence. ..rltvl /
Miss Louise siebke performed avery diff
cult instrumental solo, Latour's Goddess OF
Moru Reyerie', with praisewortby attention
10 details, and unusual skill for one Of her
age. she won hearty applause and 0 liberal
share OF bouquets. - JAZZ" HN
Misses N. Klein and N. Robins were
assigned dialogue on the programme, but
Miss Robinson was prevented from appear
ing by sudden illness, Miss Klein recited
,.Ihe Last Hymn" In good style. "a
Miss Kittie' Comb, Albright and pretty little
brunette OF 0 or TO- sung ~ Met Her at the
Matinee" bringing down the house. Both
OF these young performers received the usual
floral iayors from admiring friends. 1
Miss Emma A, Russell gave an instru-
mental solo from Gobaelts lis Carnival de
Yenisen She Yas the recipient Of some Of
the most elaborate and expensive floral bat,
kets and designs seen during the evening.
Misses Carroll, Flanagan and Thompson,
hats, sang O lively nautical trio, "Three Jolly
Sailor Boys" with spirit and ecidt, to the de.
light OF the audience. Misses Mary Mathews
aud Mollie Hadlich played Merss "Bugler's
Galop," the execution being surprisingly
good for performers OF their age. Miss Annie
Deiringer gave ,Kunkelis "Philomel Polka,
also In gool Style a5f4l. Ia
The first part OF the programme closed
with rather remarkable performance, OIL
very difficult violin solo from ,Rellini, rem
cered by Miss E. zslda Blanchard, the Assist.
ant Principal OF the Institute. Miss Blanch.
ard showed that she was OF home with the
bow. She was applauded enthusiastically
and long, but declined TO respond 10 the
encore. She draws ssteady bow, and shows
q determination to master the instrument,
usually considered too difficult for ladies to
sssay. She 10 q pupil Of trof. Louis Vaas,
and her proficiency speaks as tayorably OF
his capacity as a1 Instructor as 1t does OF her
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