The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-19

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Ep.slGi5t, L,ESlt Naahguivn.
f,tf4.S I.FgA IyF4s Mckee.
I,,IT. , emo! ilaE.r'I Ip,Hfas,
igri.t.taut,ll HSTli Campbell.
gyaua GOIaMrf.J:i, f'!N1 AeGcc.'
Ul.,FLg sFyBu fttG See tlA1.
Usrp.I IIsaclef liza Hurley,
The grand march, In which al ;bp
$50 odd participants IN The hitInrsi
appeared, Wa very well executed, the
movements being intricate enough TO
REQUIRE some skill IN the execution.
fLe Little Lord Faadt!ercy's' who
appeared ne=', were:
BarbeIM hAe', iteofsc "Do
Louis GTuLh Elsie HuHcllug
Virginia MnCAi. MAfy thlGnCy,
I4ATiir khlmyer LeGtyeUe Holiday.
Harry kN.my-T, lSe Roget.
Mrs Nora Canadian was the chap.
erone. The little ones not only danced
pleasingly, but sang well Al appropriate
diity. Everybody was delighted with
this feature Of the programme.
The Greek dancers we're chaperOned
by Mrs. J. ]. Holloway. The young
ladies who took part were:
Nj, Emma Esins, Mis- Slay Keanriy.
Nl,s Mary irwin, Mis- Iuu.,r SrTgJu
NlIl folly Paterson. Ni2. E.oirrrr Hc..r
They went through the stately G.sEes
OF classic dance very Gracefully and in
their correct costumes Of " bite and gold,
and with their hair bound in the Greek
tillet. looked rs il thCy had stepped out
OF al epic OF that age.
The ROLAND dancers, chaperored by
Miss Mary V. Dickcy, were:
Nix Emtas ,elR,oa liz. john Mcl.uGc,
Nils Annie ST IcEtoH, Ar. wiz G.ilrr.
Nh: blanche lag az. VII .hAsSf.
! Aiss Lydia lTwiD, Az Euh -IayS1u,
NsS T. H TSihieyy. ~: Nj i I.a1iS
The rostuminr, except the wooden
shoes, YVES rs the individual conceived
Dutch clothes, and the individual parts
were also varied amusiGgiy. Tie dance
was artistic, and being that, rog!d not
well be graceful, yeti; was pleasing asd
won as heaity applause ~ an.
The Spanish dance vas GhapcroaeA IS
iEiss Sue 6. Metcal! and danced by
Miss Errily campbell, 1lE sam Iia!.eu.
| Nis tirstnta &ft!crr Ut. G~ut=y Hsirsi
Mis- Alice Hto"u, Mr. Ar'hHf 4 glil!j.
| MIS- Jessie Berggr, Mr.. Allrft > a.lut
| Mis- Rose hHkra5, Nj. Vale: H9pmarlI,
Mis- Ella InugA'ln, Nt. Cbarirs Lis.
The co6tuming w6s rich aud apprO-
priale aad tue l2nc9 yell rendered. III
was very intricate in its lnoIe.uenls.
The paim OF the evening must be
awarded to little Sissc6 Wheat and
Speijel, whn danced the Highland Fling
| in a way that would DO credit to proies
SIGNALS. They were greeted with the
mnst y6-'iar2us applause.
"The Seasons was perhaps the mos.
intricate Of tue dances. Il WAS cha.
peroned by Miss leanle Brady, and the
participants rIecnieh the movements
prettily. All were charming in Rppro.
PIRATE, rich and beautiful Cos,nmes.
They were;
SIMMER. AtTyyS
Ms. }. ~ HFisili3E, Ms. Chs. HaGcheE
Mrs. Allan Wheat, Ms. EoOu MrNur,ric.
Mis- Emma blond, MrS. ". \. wilson
Mis- Annie Elder, Miss Sydney OH
Mis- SHn Fisher, Mss JGsSir n.chmuu.
Miss Lucy brown, Miss Mary NcNrcnrn,
sFEl.:l. WINTER.
Mrs. Il. Quarter, Ms John List,
Mrs. ". IL. Ramsey, MrS. Alex tilAsS,
Miss Bette Mcl.urc, Mas JcnnIr Bloomfield.
Miss Lac Walton. aisS inl!te FGuff
Mss lucic LOring, Miss Louise Cumains,
Mis- II, pclAplAin, Mis- MAGcC johnson.
Mrs. Joseph 4. MctCait Chaperoued
those who took part in the Fishers
Hornpipe. Mr.. Will b. Day as.ihe lone
fisherman was the feature, and his skirt
dance in oyeralls was immense.
The other participants all did well.
They were:
Mis- 'EIhHI bailey, Mr.. FtAnI Sweeney,
Miss Todd lhiri, MT. Alfred spell,
Hiss lMrt sthults, Mr.. George AtkiESOr,
Miss Laura tEllwel!, NJ. Edward Wai!drl,
Miss Matte UtI Ar William gpTuCf,
Mis- Gertrude Flshcr Mr. Joe SpSIdel,
The SIinuet followed, and was render
ed with pleasing grace. The costumea
were fine and appropriate. The follow
ing participated, Mrs. 7. G. Mo!Iat being
their chaperone:
Mrs. e. B,own. Mr.. ". II. CASeI.
MIS- Dr.. AschmAn, Mr.. George NArly,
Mrs e. Ell 2cndel. Nr. sam Harrison.
Mis- john ls!hcldAfrr, Mr. john Ehe.dAGer,
NrS Gcorge Gibson, Mr Walker Peterson,
Mrs.. GcorIe Wise. M. GcOnSe Wise,
Miss Iydis NcNecEen. NJ George GtbsdH,
NIs. 7. [. Noiai' vi. N. sch"ctileSe',
The Gypsy DANCE, equally picturesque |
and quite as well rendered as any, fo'.
lowed. It was rende:edby:
Mrs. J. +. MertIrnan, ChAperoGC.
Miss Minnie LOr!ng, Miss Virginia doSe, Queens
rRIuE.
Nils Naude RIchGrd Miss LYDIA Good,
Mis- kmily Pollock Miss KOSA RnseneuTg,
MIC MaYalc Grub, Mss Laura DA'sell.
Miss Ada Morgan. Miss EiiA iAtptT'
Ui.X Elsie WhiaScr, Mis- Ella Wright
Nbs GrnruGc Sturgeon, ~ Mar! Motet,
Miss Ella Howell, Miss ElU:pncrx tkiLEoL,
Miss sue caldwell. Mis- Grsce Pollock,
Miss Alice Pollock, Mss Fannie stanton,
Mis- klta LAushiin, Miss COrN Matthews,
Miss jennie Harrison, MIS- NOllIc BGcr.
The Irish dance, rs TO costume, WIS
not SO gay, but quite as pretty.
Nrsg. ]. Reed, Chspcrupe.
MIS-. LAa'a CsaFGE, Nj, Rotrri HaEleii,
Mis- Flora Klaus, Nj. lA;es Butler,
Mis- Nancy Fisher, Mr. Harry eL.llnSu, i
Mis- Louise CunmlnS, MI EiwAri WAddeil,
Miss Lee Walton, NJ. CoGr!cs y: Oh
Miss sydney OF. Mr.. WI! shLfcr,
These ladies and gentlemen danced II
very gracefully.
The participants in all the dances
then came on, end each gent through a
brief psIt OF their former performance,
massiny abou. the sides OF the stage,
each with the flag 0! the nation repre-
scented. Then TO appropriate patriotic
airs the American dance came on:
Nin Emua +. StanTa, ChApcrone,
Miss Mary amythe. Miss Jennie Caldwell.
Mis- BiAIche bunlevy. Miss flOn Wilson.
Mis- JeAn Irwin, Miss Iva Wilson,
They were received with iuro.es OF
applause. This dance ald short finale
concluded :he artistic performance.
The receipts last nigGt we're sl?l 10
handsome sun. The peg.
formance will be repeated this evening,