Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-07-28

to the dismay of all observers, about
400 acres of heavy cloud drifted up
and eclipsed the eclipse SO thoroughly
that many sleepy astronomers adjourn
ed. They We're wise. The cloud held
on until the show became uninterestin
EnteFtd inmentS Quite number of
guests assembled at the residence of
}. ID. Armstrong last Friday evening,
the occasion being the musicale, to
which brief mention was made in
these columns last week.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with flowers and evergreen.
AT s o'clock the members of Miss
Molie's music class entered ard
the evenings entertainment began
gan with the full chorus, "The Flowers
that Bloom in the Spring." after
which the programme given below
was rendered
Instrumental solo-"Kiss Waltz" Nellie
Bctz
Song" Peek-a-boo," Mollie Miller
Instrumental solo-"Some Day I'll Wan
der Back Again." Mary Hoyc.
Instrumental solo--"Gracie's Waltz" Maud
Hansell.
instrumental solo-"Spanish Serenade,"
Allie Grove
Instrumental solo-"Cleveland's March,"
Marge Price.
Instrumental duet-'Fairy Waltz" Allie
Grove and Nellie Betz.
Instrumental Solo-Molle Miller
Song and chorus Rocka-bye Baby"
Nellie Bctz.
instrumental solo-Maud Hansell.
Instrumental Whispering Among
the Pines" Kate Keller.
Song-"Sweet Geranums," Lizzie Will
liams.
instrumental duet--"Golden Clouds" Sallie
Wright and Kate Porter.
instrumental solo-"Woodland Echoes"
Florence Dundon.
Song-"Down the Shady Lane She Goes"
Anna Williams.
instrumental solo--'Sounds from the
Ringing Rocks" Lizzie Williams.
instrumental solo "Mocking Bird" (var-
iationS) Dora Evans.
Song-"Ony Once More" Kate Porter.
Instrumental solo-"Alpne Storm" Lille
Baker.
Instrumental soo-"Old Black joe" war
iations) Sallie Wright.
Vocal trio-"O Restless Sea-" Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Ii. Davis and Z. G. Porter.
Instrumental duet-'Cleighton March,"
Kate Keller and Lille Baker.
Instrumental -"Moonlight OH the
Hudson Kate Porter.
Instrumental solo-''Maden's PRAYER"
Florence Dundon.
Song-"Tho' Seas May Roll Between Us"
Anna Williams.
Instrumental solo-"Chicago Quickstep"
Lizzie Williums.
Instrumental solo-"Home, Sweet Home"
(yariations) Lille Baker.
Vocal duet--"Beautiful Moonlight" Misses
Molle Armstrong and Anna Williams.
Instrumental solo-"Sounds from the
Ohio Dora Evans.
Instrumental duet-"Qu Vive," Sallie
Wright and Kate Keller.
Instrumental solo-"Galop," Kate Keller.
Instrumental solo-"Chanson dies Alpes,"
Sallie Wright
Vocal duet-"T. G.. Porter and w. II.
Davis.
Instrumental duet-"Tripping thro the
Daisies" Lille Baker and Lizzie Williams
The younger members of the class
deserve special mention, as their execu-
ton was very creditable both to them
selves and their excellent teacher.
The older ones performed the most
difficult pieces with an ease which de-
lighted their auditors.
The evenings entertainment closed
with the song, Good Night" by Mrs.
w. H. Davis and Miss Anna Williams,
after which refreshments were served.
"The Wondersful Basket Show" at
Meats Opera House Tuesday evening
was one of the finest and most success
full affairs of the kind ever held in this
place. Misses Wilson, of Washing
ton, and Harrison. of Piedmont, and
MeSsrs. Roemer. of Bel Air, Md, and
Hemper, of Altoona, Pa, delight
ed the large audience with vocal rem
ditions of high order. Other feat
ures were also generally admired and
enjoyed. Much praise is awarded to
Mrs Annie Beall for active and taste
full interest in the affair, which netted
SAG for the benefit of st. Johns
Episcopal church. g.
Saturday and Monday evenings fes-
tival of the ladies of the German Luth-
eran church was largely attended and
all enjoyed themselves. The carpet
was awarded to Miss Christina Wenk,
of this place, netting 500. The same
amount was cleared beside, in all $3.50
"A handsome sum for two evenings.
The lawn .ftte to be given by the
ladies of the English Baptist church
will be held Monday and Tuesday
evenings, 30th and 3lst insts., instead
of Friday and Saturday as announced
in these columns last week.