The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-12


Mt do Chantal College was given on Fri
day evening Of last week. hsprogramme
was as follows: 80 /.
Pant FIRST .....-
Piano tolo--"Far From Junymann
Miss Lu Riley.
aopg-"Wherc the Hills the heavens Adotn... Abb
Mlss Mario llamll.
ftoc'@uha'l 11,s IL, = l.
Piano Content ment ....""- ....... .SChRieI
Miss Hals H,ent.
Song-"sweeter Than Mine Own Love''..m Kuckcn
-, Miss Mamie Gloninser.
PlAuo solo-"SlunbtrS JnR' -0p. l4..-Sehnmann
Mis-, Mona keulsk. F.
song-'t'Il Follow Thee. "......... farmer
gT. Miss Bsss!c hamilton.
rAhr SECOND.
Piano solo-"Nocturhn, Nv. .L.bcri
Nils Hsleh berfcs.
sony-"rl Neer Complain :",,.".....--.schumann
Ms; K,.,ie Gallagher, o,,.
llAuo sOlO-'WaltE' 0p b?...........-... Chopln
Miss Olivia kenlsk. rI
Sought WgS Not hus to iis......,. ...Abt
Mia Life O'Bicn.
Plano solo-"Rondo ~ Major. No. 49, "...Mozht
Mise Lu Riley, OF New York, played her
piano solo with well marked ry,hm, good
touch and correct expression. She evinces
talent, and. with cultivation continued for
a sufficient length OF time, bids fair 10 BE-.
cont good performer. .r...
Miss Marie ualnil, Of New York, was,
ut first, unable to utter any sound
whatever, from excessive timidity
which seemed to paralyzs the
vocal organs. After considerable en-
couragement, however, she sueceeded In
singing Ab.'s melody ID q creditablo man.
ner. She has o good voice, and with more
culture and self-posseaslon will do credit 10
her teacher.
Miss Burksie Robinson, OF Arkansas,
read distinctly and intelligentlv, but with
q tone at times rather monotonous.
Mis- Jennie Brent, OF Ohio, rendered
her solo with animation, neatness Of ex.
ecution and good expression. Her e.yle
glves evidence OF close application and up
probation OF tho divine art.
Miss Mamie Gleninger, Of Allegheny,
Pa, has greatly improved in vocalization
since her last appearance. Her voice has
also gained strength and sweetness.
Miss Nora Kenisk, Of Bermuda, gave q
slnmber song, by Schumann, with good
effect.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, OF Washington,
Pa, saEg her solo with great deal OF
spizi: and animation, her execution, how
ever, lacks finish.
Mics Helen Devries, Of Wheeling, played
he rnocturne with good expression and
taste.
Mics ki!tie Gallagher, Of Boston, showed
great improvement, both in voice and
style.
Miss Olivia Kenisk, Of Bermuda, played
Chopin's composition with great deal Of
Hnish, taste and expression.
Miss Lille O'Brien. OF Toledo, Ohio,
saEg Abt's ut was not thus 10 b." with
marked Improvement. Her voice has
gained greatly in aexibility, and with con.
slant application she will make q very
agreeable singer.
Mts Jennie Quinn. Of sandusky, Ohio,
closed the programme with q rundo OF
Mozarts. Her pose at the piano is admi-
rablee, her execution remarkably clear and
brilliant, her shading delicate and phrasing
excellent. On The whole 8de interpretcd
the great composer with such skill "a en-
utles her to wurm commentator,
1t. Rev. Bishop k.ia was present
through the entire performance, and BY
his attention and appreciation, added great.
iy to the qualification OF both teachers and
pupils. Rev, Father Boutlou entered too
late to hear tlana few OF the conclud.
ing pieces. Altogether the evening paas.
ed oil rs usual on these occasions and all
retired in good huiaor with iheuselye.
and the world beside. VEglrAs.