The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-19
Last hiGMi'S MUSICALE
At the Female College IL Grand SnccG,
in Every Respect.

At the Female College IL Grand SncccSs
In Every Respect.
List night College Hall was crowded to Its
utmost capacity. Even the corr!dors were
full. Oae Of the always enjoyable soiree
musicaleS, which add 60 much t. Miss Tay.
lor's administration Of the Seminary drew
tho crowd. The ushers, Misses Stone, Nc.
Gregos aud Petsrmsn, slillf1lly seated the
audience, performing their duties like vet
erans. 'TT uh $3.50 nI'f
The exercises we're introduced by Mis-:
Annie Shaw, a pupil OF Miss Logan's, who
| played with exquisite taste and wonderful
de Ia Guerre." Miss Shaw is very young, but
her friends expect for her q brilIiaat future.
Tho Misses Kendall, OF Parksrsburg, saue
with deep tenderness and psihoe, Tho ewa!
lows Farewell" These young ladies' setIa to
feel the words they sing. and SO make other
| people feel them. BY rtquest they after.
wards Gang THE Bslls,n Il song greeted with
hearty applause.
This recitation Of Miss Lizzie Hunter was
q decided bit. She Tss natural and unat
iecttd, yet put 60 ouch spirit aud animation
into her rendition that all vera delighted.
Miss Alma conner la,g very beautifully
- hummer Shower" Sue Possesses q voice
OF wonderful sweetness and colnpa.a, aat has
learned already What 1t takes sons singer,
years to learn, 10 pat sesrt into her songs.
NillArd's Say Not Farewell" Gss received
Will, rapturous applause. Mr.. Will Day il
rapidly WANING his way TO the front ranks
OF Wheeling singers. aud bis merits are gen.
orally acknowledged in his OWN city. Mas:
ter Ralph Heymsn's rendition OF .'Rum's
| Maniac" WAS something that will be re-
menlbercd by those who heard llim. This
young eloeutionist is far above the ordinary,
aud meyer comes before an audience, but
what he gives the ercstest pleasure.
The duet, Gone with ms" snIg by Misses
Lewis and Lrgaa, waa thoroughly enjoyed
by the Sudionce.
Mrs. DR.. S.ssler played the opera "Msr:ha;"
It was a real pleasure to listen to her. Sue
displays good taste, great power nfexpIassion
and wonderful c%learness Of technique.
Everybody was pleased to SEQ Miss Rsna
House back III h6E old fsld OF recitation.
ahe Is 3 great favorite with the Wheeling
public, whether sko sppears IN the drama Of
lighter, and to some, more pleasant part OF
recitation. ~ >
The coruet colo OF Mr.. j. O. Millisan was
heartily received. W se ~ ,tfs
II seemed perfectly nntura, for MIRA. James
Y. Asrtin to uIny the Nightingale Tain, nc.
conpsuied IS shs YVES, by 20 apprec:stivs. a
musician as Misc Annie Logan. As @ sir ger
she ~ distinguished fer her clear end dis-
tinct enunc;Alioa OF the word a
OF MIR. Wm. Wins Original Recitation" u,
1t would be, perhaps, euiic:ent to say that 1t
vas inimitable; mis- powers Of mimicry arc
vonGsrtn!. a:
Owing TO tbs sickness Of master Willie
Milligan the coruet sud hrpm feature Of
the evening was omitted. Mis- Esnn!e Britt
also bsing unwell, Mr.. Will by
kindly Baug IN her plscs. The audience
was rather cold during The early part OF
the evening and the first elDors csIis with
the corns, colo OF Mr.. Mi!ligan. He played
a charming medley In response, In
response TO sn enthusiastic encore Mra. Mar
tin sang 'Tho Last Roee Of Summer" Mr..
Wins acclaimed The Deacon's Story" md,
after continued calling, Mrs. Palmer bowed
Ear thanks. The closing song was given
by Mrs. Nellie Palmer. II was
6 fitting cloao to q very enjoy
able CONCERT. She sang list ME Dream
Again." Her singing Was mos. t1csllent,
Mrs. Palmer Is 8 songstrcss OF whom Wheel.
ing may we'll be proud 3.l3t3 '
No better concert hiss been giyen In tbs
city this winter than iha: given at the Fey
male. College laGl evening. The cream Of tho,
musical profession participated In the pro-
gsaulm INC. Niles Taylor. tbs PRESIDENT regards
these musical recitals rs d means OF eIqCa,;
ton. II thepeoplo regarded them In tho
Same light College Hall would not have been
half large enough 10 hold the audience last
evening.