The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26
MI. DE cuANTAL.

iCal critics OF Mt, 90 OnRn|al on lne up
too Of expectation, eager TO hear what had
been prepared in honor OF their patEonets
by the youthful but accomplished
artistOs of the year, And truly, the
vsrlest epiCure in the divine AIT could
take no exception to a programme on
which were found such nRmGs "a Bsetho-
ven, schumann, Chopin, Mendelssohn
and CherubinI, even though genius OF q
lover order did appear at intervals upon
The list. All preEent experienced real de-
light In listening to the exquisite strains
with which the hall I%esoundej, and II iSR
subject for regret that u larger audience
was not permitted to enjoy the following;
PROGRAMME,
PAkTL.
l, A Tribute to st Cecilia. ."mr.;,, .r.,,H 70 aptedl
by Miss Nora KeTrlsk,
=, Plano D~uN-fOl0nSltO In y mBj1Frr. , Beethoven
Misses Nellie Cannon and Kate D!Cgal..
q. VoTnI TriO-"L ~ ~ y Father" ft0m CheTt'
bllra celebrated PeFldi GloIi r,".p; ,.r',.,",'""
Mise, Jane Hnmes, Teresa SRstT and JUL Dornn.
Miss Clare bale.
8, PlnrO FOLIO Int rnii1i. Nos, 4 AID s.. FthumAna
Miss Jennle Qulnn.
| u, ECug- 'LOuktuE 'rt,''s's'',s ''''''''''s' ''''''' ~ llA1AN
Aisi Jean Glenn,
7, Innocence and GGilt,,w"...Y"..y""mt""''"
Read by Miss EmmaL Lyons.
s, EaIp soIO-Le sElph. 49," "'''""""'oo 'FIhH'
Pant H.
sOny,,, ,,,,.. Santa Lucia ,.,..,,.ArF, by Bragg,
Miss Teresa MSser.
. Poem .,.,,,,,,..7 Sees. SAudAlplOn ,,...,"r,, L0ugiellOW,
Miss Margaret kGuta.
. Fiapo Fo'o",.,": polo1Gise opus d'''"""Chop'n'
Mis- Lille F0riH.
o Som. .- ,,.. .,...,., Volta "a Terri a from I'm PallO
q :, 4a''h Hi, I%SS sT TO- ~. '.' "a' +. I G. pDoSS'pelly.
7 Chorus. Ave- Maria, from MGndelsOAn'S untu.
i.htd opera, L0rely.
The Class.
Tho beautiful tribute 10 St, Cecilia,
written for the occasion, was read by Mics
Nora KeIrisk, OF Bermuda, in a low mus.
ical voice which carried her words to
every ear and suited we'll the poetical, re-
lipiouB sentiments she uttered.
Misses Nellie Cannon, Of Atlanta, Ga,
and Kate Dsegan, OF Benwood, W. Va,
rave universal pleasure In the Charmtug
little "Polonaisc," by Beethoven, The
c!ear, soft touch, good phrasing, and oe.
casional flashes OF spirit, with which IL
was played, rendered the whole a bright
aud attractive number.
hThe vocal trio by Oherubini, which FOL,
lowed, is y gem OF tho hrat water, abound,
Ing in exquisite harmonies and flooding
the hearts Of ita hearer1 with the sweet con-
viction its words would convey, "Like as
q Father pitieth His Children; 80 the
Lord has Mercy on Them that fear Him."
1t Is written In the form OF g CauOue,
where each yoiCs In turn, sounding In 70.
Lief above the others, gives forth the beau.
tiiul melody and again sinks into harmOni.
Gus accompaniment. This lovely selection
received full Justice from Mlssea HunOg,
Msser and DoIan, whose clear sweet
voices have gained much ir volume aud
whose talent oil a high order found 10
difficulty In mastering such ACompOsitiUn.
lie SINCE was q French reading by Miss
| Glare Hale, Of Elizabeth, W. Va, The
young lady, who has . clear, full voice
and some huenCy, read with intelligence
and ease, and not withdrawing soma slips
in tho pronunciation, which truth forces
us to disCl0se, the 0elsCtton was most u.
ioySblo. Mics Jennie Qlinn, Of SAndusky,
Ohio, played the Internizsi by SchumSnn
in q mastery style. Tne forte passages
we're brought out with q bollnees and
power which showed the young lady's
perfect command over the instrument,
and Coptragted beautifully with the cling
ing, tpariul strains In which the exceed
ing d~eliCaCy OF execution and tenderness
Of touch marked the finished pianist.
MiBs Jean Glenn, Of Mercer, Pa whoae
voice added greatly to the last entertsin-
ment, was heard with much pleasure on
this occasion in Millard's Longing"
which she saug with much taste and OK
preston. "InnoCouCe and Guilt" o short
piece containing u good lesson, was read
IN a pleasant voice, with distinCt srLiCula-
ton, by Miss Emma Lyons, Of st. Paul,
MINI.
Mlas Annie Lang, Of Wheeling, Contri.
buted HARP solo OF much beauty, and
played with her usual ease aud finish.
Her graceful instrument Is always heard
with delight, and 1t Is hoped that she will
figure often In these semi:monthly %solrees.
Part the second, opened with q brilliant
arrangement Of Santa L1Cla, sung by Miss
Teresa Maser, OF Parsons, Kansas, in o
manner which quite delighted her au-
dienCs. The young ladY's voice Is clear as
a bell and the delicate execution and STAG.
cato passages were especially pleasing.
The literary portion OF this second
part was very satisfactory. Miss P0Lviu's
composition dwelt especially on the Uym-
bolic nature OF flowers, and gave many
laCts and familiar thoughts In an original
and poetic style. Miss Kenns, Of Charles
ton, recited Longfellow's poem, Sandal
phop," In q natural and pleasing manner.
Her voice 10 sympathetic and well nodu.
lated, but lacks the fullneRs necessary In u
large hall. "Estrader's Spouse was rO-
cited by MisB Teresa MasCr with fine effect.
The legend was peculiarly suited 10 the
audience before her, telling OF one who
iorsook all things 10 follow the call OF di-
vine love, ard being delivered in full,
sweet tones, did not fail to chain the at
tention Of all.
The "Polonaile," by Chopin, Is a very
brilliant one, and displayed 10 advantage
Miss DOran's increased powers Of exeCu.
ton, while many playful roulOdes aud
caresaiDg tones eyinced O freedom aud
ease al the inOtument Of which many an
older musician might DO proud. Miss
Humes was TO have playedR Sonata by
Beethoven, and intense enjoyment had
been anticipated by the music loving souls
OF the audience, but UniorAeen ClrCum.
stance prevented the rendering OF this
sublime composition much to the general
ChRgrin. However, Miss Humes dating
uishpd herself as o vocalist, giving Volta
Ia ATetroa from I'm BallO MRsChero
with great brillianCy and spirit, and prov.
iug her rapid progress In Tho art oil Ding
ing. Tho final number was ono well
Quilted to close the entertainment given In
honor Of o virgin saint, being q tribute
to tho most glorious OF Saints and Virginia.