The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-24

~ "S4uuihS HoTt SoHIlol OYER INC
yIast body Of tone which she possesses In
the lower. and middle register.
Miss JAMIE Humcs, OF Abingdon, Va,
deserves special mention for her admira.
bic rendering: Of Il sonata by Clement.
This young lady only entered theacademy
during the past vacation md commenced
her study OF the Stuttgart method
in September. BY her talent and intelli.
gent application sto has already acquired
the oxuct position loi hand, secured great
sweetness OF touch with n most artistic
finish and execution. SHE promises to
become q brilliant pupil OF the institution.
Miss Fay Collins, OF lcnnsboro,W ". Va,
rcnd with II great deal Of aichness n little
poem too suitable 10 the present dizzy to DO
omitted: y,sRfis b
wASrEI,-A MTTi.E Gii,I. VI t.7, ID
Where have they gnne to-thc little girls
Wild nHiltI manners nill llilrBl GlIls,
Who love- their dollirs and like thoir toys
And Talk Of something bcsidcthe boys!
Little old wolncn In plenty I tud,
Mature VI MANNERS and old Of mind:
Lille Old tlirts who talk " their 'hcaux''. -g.
And Vie with each other In stylish clothes.
Little old l%llcs who nj nine and ten
Arussck! Of pleasure lMld tired 81 men; s
Weary oi travel, Of hills. Of fun
AMI nud no new thlllg under the sun.
Once, III tho beautiful long ngo. -Iu4 NIX
Some aeir, little children | W. d 70 know; i, "
Gltts who We're merry ~ aTo at play, "a.
And laughed AMI i'ollielel the livclons day.
They ihouRh. not at nj! OF tho. "a.ylc" of their
5 1,sy 4 .iti,, !%9sInsa sn AL Ss :n, ss,s .ss. no..
Splendid elbows to Ne.p them I,,Ny, +slg.' ~.
Where hive they gone to" II you SET
One " them my where, send her 10 me.
would give "A medal OF y rest gold rf,,
70 one OF those dear little Girt, I Old,
With an Innocent heart aud MI oInn smile,
Who knows not the meaning Of %.tlitt" or style
Vocal duo-'lIear me Nor,na," suncby
Misses Fannie Robinson and Mary Don.
alue.
Tho effect Of this song was mnrrcd by
iorsetfulness of the words in one mssuyr
by the alto, which caused m interruption
aud Il laugh. Bat whcn 1t WIS Resumed
the omission was more than repaired by
the spirit anal animation with whicl, Il
was concluded. At the last musicale III
October, Miss Don'hue rendered al mic
Fernando" from ia Favorita, in a style
rejecting great credit upon herself anC
her teacher. She ami Miss Robinson
show marked Improvement both in voict
and culture, whenever called upon L
sing in public.
Miss Jennie Quinn, Of Sandnsky, Ohio
played the Spinning Song, byJoseily, viii
grace and ease. i
Miss Belle Snrl, Of Parkersburg, w. Vi.
read "Front Doors and Side Doors" b,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, remarkably well
In fact all the reading at each musicale, S,
lar, has been exceptionally good.
Miss Agnes Kane, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
sang The Niyhtinralc's song beautiful
This young laly has 4 lovely soprano
and took especial care 10 make the word
of her song in,cIligible, This is I'm ci!or
/, In the right direction, which We trust vii
he emulated by all the voting ladies, unit
vocal music nj the Mount Shall becoul,
; What we have ciHicarnrrl to describe j,
our preliminary remarks to the pro
grammc.
The Gloria Of Mozart's Mass in G, which
!. the young Indies have prepared for Christ
mas, closed the programme for the even
ing with brilliant effect.
at one OF the musiealcs, OF which ",
have given no rrpbrt, Miss Mary Donahuc
Of Grafton, read, in u manner worthy 0
her subject, y very able essay on Tcnny
son, written by Miss Maggie Brennan, .
New York. Tier analysis of the works. o
the poet laureate was, for Il school girl
keen and searching, and the manner i,
Which she drew out and exposed the rcil
ot fatalism running through som,
OF his writings. and her &C mmcnts there
on, did lis much credit 10 her heart ant
conscience MS TO her head.
Altogether these entertainments, which
form II Of the regular exercises at til,
Mount, We are glad to say. maintain til.
flisf, character they havu deserved in the
past nor do the directors OF the institu'
iion intend that any other motto saw
"Excelsior' shall ever be adopted by
themselves or pupils. NEnlrAs.