The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-16
ain, Lydia Reed. Aanls Fisher, lflellle Hop


klps and ANN De Kalh.
Msy-Pola Dancer, Mory smy the, Jessie
nerger, siddie OIL Annie Pittnsn, Katie
White, HIold Norton, Jim Alexander,
Percie Harden, Sam Harper, Charlie Lucay,
Hal Speidel and Morgan OFT.
Miss Anna Wheat and Mr., Eugene Hi.
dreth In tie tableau yankee Couftship"
provoked peRls oilnughieI. Tho bumpkin'a
awkwsrdutsI aud the naiisn's shyussS were
both we'll portrayed. Iiis aCoincidence that
twenty years az during tne progress OF the
Sanitary Fair, Mrs JamrsM Wheat and Mr.,
Ban Hlldreth tOpk pattiu this same tHbleAu.
Last night Miss Annie wore the comb In her
hair that Airs Wheat wore on that occasion.
The Gipsy Chorus from bohemian Girl"
was given by ABOUT twenty OF Wheeling's
prominent vOcalis,s, IN costume with orches-
trel Rccompap iment. Mrs Eoif took the solo
part 10 her usual good style, The scene was
picturesque. The ladies all locked like YER
stable fortune tsllers, while more vilialnOns
lpOsipg set Of horse thieves never r0amsd
abOui tho country than the gentlemen. Tbs
chorus WIS we'll sung, aud tbs OJstumtng
could not have been imp;olsd upo-.
Mater Charley MausUgch's Rotations,
brUUgh; d0wnths house. Tha youthful ora.
tor tiid himself proud and dsAeIvedly wen
hlo upplause.
"Rscyl!e:,ions OF Dickens" wRs novel
feature. TO the music Of AUD Lang Syus"
the cnHain rose shoHingon the s,Fge, "Mr.
and Mrs SQusersi SIr. u. HIrce,Ly and Mis-
Louise Butter aud four of the poor unfortuu.
ate boysof DoihUby's Hal" Miss Havi,hsui,n
Miss Lille Baker; "sArah Camp" Miss Oar.
rle Hubbard; Mrs Jellaby," Mas Jennie
Baird; "5Siveller and the MaFchionsss," Mr..
Bob Haass and Miss Katie White.
Their entered, The DJlls DfessmAker,"
Mrs Matte CLARK; Poor Jo" Mr.. Allen
Wheat; mir. Micawber," Mr. Wilbsf Smith;
mir Darorllnent Turveydrop,n Mr.. Austin
Beach, Uiah Hsep," Mr.. Charles u. or;
Nell and her Grandfather Miss Tar
RE Anderson and Sir. s. A. MIL
Ter. ThIs leatuEe occupied about five
minutes time; everything was done in pan.
toRlime, aud ut the close all.weie grouped
about the stagein Semi.oircla This readers
Of Dickens expressed themse vas as highly
pleased with Ii. II showed pAius and study
in The gettlug-up, and the costumipg was o
faithful copy 0ttOe descriptions OF The char
Hriefs Us gi zen by the favOrlic author.
TDree rolls on the d um an thirty chill
iren from the puolic schools lOimed IN lIus
in The front seats Of the orchestra circle,
ma 'Cbed up the ceptsr aisle, tden dOwn the
s.deIAnd upon the stage, where gymraStc
ARA vas given, such as Is bad daily 10 the
plbljcschpols. 1t was under the direction
~ Miss Mahulin, principal Of the Third ward
60 lOOl, aud kev.rdl OF her achers, aud they
must have felt Eratifed over the applause
that was given. Those that took part were:
Enma Wheat, Charles Lucas, Rosa R1sen-
berg Charles KrAus, Mamie Baker, Bessie
Gutman. Matte Caldwell, Ellen Wright,
Sarah HnskheimHr, louis SUhwertfeger,
Emma Rio zach, Percy Har el, Flora Ktaus,
LOUIS GuEdliDg, Blancns EmshBimer, Archie
Matthews. Ellen Eserter, BGnnie Klaus, L9e
Daiiir, Minuio MCGEE, Bcn. Hotkheimer,
siddie Or, Bsla Jacobs, Arnie Wheat, Max
Log, Jennie Griffith, Gus Emshc!mer,
Edith Esing. Amelia Role, Dora Rosenberg.
Two little lniles, Walter Nsrdy and Sarah
lHoIkhe.mer, In a comical dialogue amused
t1a people, and then came thetlsst md what
Msny considered the GROWING number. Il
wns entitled "The Artists Dream Mr..
Harry Black, the artist was discovered re.
olining on u lounge, fast asleep. The objects
| in his uream iIOAied across an 0pGninain tht
rear Of the studio under the glare OF colored
calcium lights. Tbeywere, Morning" Hiss
Fana Q CALDWELL; "Hopep" Mhs Lille 6akel;
Amt 1t on Aiiss AdR simpson; Faith, Niles
Jessie lis; "Joy,n Miss saiie Logan;
.'Ntght,n Miss Jessie Cowgirl. After tuess
had passed, thecurtain fell from an essel and
an the frnme LlIat rested on II, was seen tue
sweet face Of ''love.n Mis- Carrie Anderson.
as It fell tue artist awoke aud knelt before
the charming picture, forming a spleudid
tSbleAn. The ladies' were appropriately
dressed and looked lovely as they slowly
passed ncr9ss the rca.
This eaGed the ent-rtsinment, and at 1880
90 oek 81 pleased al AulieuCe left Tho OptEn
House NJ o. assembled there this season.
On ull sides gATe. heard expressions Ut de.
light nud desiIG to see the performance re.
peated, IsiSygry p'obGh!e that a matinee
will IL given 10 thH near future for the bene.
e. OF the children. The receip' it'll. thought
Will prove sat sisctory. The ladies, Ills tue,
are tired ont, but they have done great and
god work and are happy over 1t. All
praise is due them.