The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-25

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Little Girls.
Plano Solo-"swcet william MazurkR" Meyer
Miss LaYlnia Carroll.
Vocal dnO-"Time OF Youth" Plusuu
Misses LYDIA McGarfell and Maggie LOTUS.
Mis- Mary Raphael Moran.
Vocal solO-"The Song Of the skylark" -
Miss Kate HAlllSy.
rinnO Boio-"Lovc's ChldlnHs Polka,
Miss Annie GilhoOly.
Vocal 6o0-"Summer Birds Gcibel
Miss Sadie GundIing.
Piano solo-"Dreams Of Happy Days. ..DltmaB
Miss Rose Hoffman,
Vocal trio-"Tho Violet '-............ CurschmAnn
Misses Susie Riestcr, Sadie GundlIng
aud Kate IIalllSy.
Misses l.. Carroll, MaggiG jcpsGn
and Katie Cameron.
Vocal solo-"WAke Robin Bischoir
Miss Rose Tucker.
Vocal solo-"Summcr Morn, GcllIcl
Miss Susie RiCSIGr, -.
observation-disclosures Cross" Oss"....,,........,,.--
Miss Kate BOsley.
Piano solo-"Kondo" ..:;.;;:....."..."..Kuhlan
Miss Kate HalllSy,
ChoruS-"Sprlng Returning '..........,... Rosslnl-
Young Ladies'.
instrumental Music.
The piano solo by Miss Lavinia Car
roll was well performed. Her playing
shows confidence. Miss Gilhooly's exc
cution OF "Love's Chidings" might be
called perfect, only her manner betrays
a little nervousness, which time and
practice will overcome. The piano trio
by Misses Carroll, Jepson and Cameron
deserved the applause it received. The
happy faces OF the performers was rich
reward for the praise bestowed. Miss
Kate Hallisy's Rondo was the best in
execution. Her playing is not only far
above tho ordinary performers, but it
shows superior musical talent. She has
yet much to learn in the art rs well us
the science, and If she continues to
study she will be rewarded for her appli-
cation.
The chorus by the little girlsisa pretty
song, very prettily rendered by class
OF lovely children, who were satisfied
that they were giving pleasure to NAM
mas and papas present. The Duo by
Misses L. McGarrell and NJ. Lotus was
a beautiful song, very sweetly rendered.
Miss Kate Hallisy's solo, "TheSkylark,"
shows there is room for improvement in
vocal culture in the style OF music TO
which the selection belongs.
Summer Birds" was sung by Miss
Sadie Gundling. This young lady sang
to better advantage than those who pre-
ceeded her. Nature has done much for
her. Her voice is rich and she knows
how to manage it, therefore she gave to
the song its correct Interpretation.
"The Yiolets," trio by Misses Gund-
ling, Reister and Hallisy, was an appro-
pirate selection for the range OF the
voices OF those young ladies', and the
parts were rendered mastery and very
much appreciated by the audience. The
vocalisolo sung by Miss Rose Tucker
was equal to II not superior to her for
mer efforts. Her notes are clear and
very sweet, Summer Morn" was sung
by Miss S. Reister with fine effect. Her
emphasis is correct, her style finished.
The recitations by Misses Moran and
Bosley made very good impression on
the audience. The pieces read were all
fine, and that the method Of teaching
elocution is extra good cannot be doubt
ed by anyone who understands the great
difficulty accompanying this branch OF
education--sonnds, gestures, articula-
ton, emphasis, etc., all Of which were
inferred by the reading OF the pupils
last evening. Chorus, "Spring" by the
young ladies, was the most interesting
feature. We had the pleasure Of seeing
all the class and hearing their voices in
most beautiful song.
"Dream of Happy Days." piano solo,
by Miss Rosa Holman, which promised
to be one OF the most charming pieces of
the programme, was marrcd by her
timidity. She began with apparent ease
and courage, but being overcome by
nervousness, she was unable to finish in
u manner creditablc to her ability.
The friends and patrons of the institu-
ton were well represented. Therewcrc
few vacant seats. Among the audience
we noticed RI. Rev. Mgr Sullivan and
other clergymcn Of the city; also several
Of our prominent Catholic citizens. The
interest the public take in this Academy
does not wane; on the contrary, it is on
the increase.
The next public exercise will be held
at the close OF the session in June.
Wheeling, APrR "a. a.