Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-16
a FINE so1REE musIoALE-
Given Last Evening by the Pupils
Signor e. d'Auria.

Given Last Evening by the p Oh
Signor e. dAuria.
The pupils of sigucr d'Auria. last even
gave . delightful soiree muaicaie IN the
north dining hall of the Mcclure House,
TIE affair was exceedingly informal and
sociable in its nature, and for this reason
was all the more enjoyable Only a few OF
the friends of the pupils we're present and
they enjoyed the affair highly. The pro-
m vas opened with q solo BY Master
Max Hess, who sang Pinsuti's Arrow and
the Song in excellent style. His voice Is
a light tenor, and its range and sweetness
Gre marvellous.
Miss Lottis LETTERS possesses a sweet con-
,rslto voice and she rendered "Denzs's
Marguerite" in a smooth and pleasant
manner. =,
Mr.. Tom Carson's voice never sounded
10 better advantage than upon this occa-
sion. 1t is q deep rich bass, and he sang
"Bedcuin'a Love Song" by Pinsuti, in a
manner that captivated his hearers. bis
lower notes were especially fine.
Mrs. Bertha Bser sang "Parlu, by Ar
dit. in a pleasant manner Her voice is a
soprano, and her high notes were notably
The Flower Song" from Faust, was
sung bv Mrs. Fred J.. Norton in q very &C
ceptsble style, and was well received.
Miss Ida Irwin was one of the debu,
tsntes Of the evening, and her rendition OF
| Governs 1T was q Dream" was beautiful
She possesses q full, rich soprano, n she
handled it to advantage.
MIR. Robert Mcclure sang Golden
Stare" BY Denzs, with good effect and ex
cellent execution.
Miss Sallie Roemer is q songstress VINO
is bound TO become q tsyorite In wheeling
musical circles She has a soprano voice
of pure, rich quality, and her rendition Of
Robert tot que jaime" from Roberto D. IL
Disble, was very fine.
Miss Gay Duncsn's marvellous contraitc
voice which has been heard with extreme
pleasure by Wheeling people, was never
in better condition, and che sang For
ever and Forever" BY Tosti, in a way thai
charmed her hearers.
Mr.. Fred. j. Norton's rich baritone wal
heard to good advantage in Ever
Brsyest Heart" from Faust. His rendi
ton of the selection wGs excellent.
Miss Virginia Hupp sang a Waltz
Song" by Arditi and her execution showed
CAREFUL training and much improvement
siUce her Last appearance.
I. - I-ouo u,th ploaaura that MIR k v
Ankle is heard and last evening was nc
exception, although his selection was moi
so well suited to his voice. 1t was a Ro
mama from "Trovatore," by Verdi, and hi
sang it we'll.
Miss Katie Michel also made her debu'
as a soDgstress, last evening, and she and
her teacher have both cause 10 feel proud
She possesses a clear, sweet'soprano of ex
cellent range and her rendition OF q 10
mama from the opera of ii Trovatort
showed that she had full control of hel
voice. Her performance was one OF the
most enjoyable OF the programme.
Mr.. viii Day gave a fitting close to 6
fine programme. He sang mo; lis MOI
True, by Mattel, and although his voice
wss not in the best condition, he rendered
the ballad in good style.
The acoustic properties Of the ball were
found not to be at all good and this some
what d~etracted FROM the otherwise fine
eff, ct of the various numbers on the pro
gramme. 1t is understood that next win
ter Signor d AURA, assisted by his pupils
will give one of these delightful musicalef
every month. Wheeling's music loving
people will be pleased to hear Of this.