The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-25
79E ENTERTAINMENT
,,,.n by tho Pupils Of all the City
schools Last Night
g52 All UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
,v,rlcd aud Attractive Programme
orNusic, Tablcaux, Drills and Flo
,,.,,,ion crcditably RendcSed---The
House Crowded.

pLp.if " ~
..tirs part. The Opera House was
''''. many people being obliged to
cfo".''' ,"", The following pro-
EnaiH ''"i'"'"5'
CANINE was renuereu'
FAINT l. -
TO- blacksmith IS,nl N 1ssiSi1
o1z I Ias t'SSn nFncf Goy,"..wilson
y liz Sinking Qu9keE:. go,
reIaioa-"lsy' May WHISTLE b nnt %irs Norat
MI r2f '%;;S;S.Ei:'%iy Twelve little
'!a' mi. ADJ l.yS rom Room |.
T,blraaH IgggaId. o. ilTTfSa ni yii,o,c,od Me-
Iosli So., 'ip 9''s -as Miss Zoe Hastings
H'' he Highland Lass!ey.
sae .-sg , i9.I nh SiI a1S Paul soidei
- o i IIrlS Neii ................. Emma Beall
E''-.''' Vision TaUleau.
pAEru,
Win and Choms-"Llst Dem Ginning
Ie Si"%,iSia IS,a
'f'H"s'' 20 H. Iyop y Driil ''''''''
c.,,.-.Tbe GyI.ics
i,,!s,;!ri'; tour sccr.s
.Saf EeG a'is5,ln'. Daughter"
t taols It Gr,oo ;Ggesbach
'Ae star SjHiani i.i Gtbhi > Cho,,,s y
me zsH-';, r:,i' , =" III T. mSiorr,,
the Happy Miller ana me .,;i y
Farmers boy, were suiaE Wy pHPilis oa VI
the different SCHOOLS, WIG iiau p Co,
trained by MISS Lucy l'oPliisou, ~, VIZ
musical iRS}FNcttess Oh tHg pup an,
schools. Inc singing o. tillS , T.
cAorlises By inc PuDiIl,C, nc, scH9ol Pupils rs -
something new III W w neelliE, anu 'iae
applause received spHtc.eh'i! !cL'i ~
STATED tie approval WI, WI Wien .io ,' vIe
new departure Is rega i,!. DE 'h on Pun ho
H. The accompaniment. , "a "i Es ;ue
clorusea was BIa!eu " niss lii nui III
lnnein' woo Ilau "''c''uou y ''F "i4
the rcie2rsais ,o.,,,,, ,. III ,t.orod
Iheioi2"ii,B Heie
through tie pro$raliliile ana We're snhg
II Their appf%Pria'e places i1'si I uSnL
thinning he'i5, tho sup part I'm, psins
sung by MastGr hlien hoD iTS , rIFe-
well 10 ire f9rest' ~ M i, sSrn
The CUCKOO ny uresIn"c n anu Inc
STAR SpahEiru ha I.T,t ING iln ,,a,...
s"saE, inc nio GUN u y ~, l,.t ny
yog,s yo'SGIrS' we time opserveu ny tle
SINGER all reflect great credit OH Miss
H..N'on: o.,,yi. o..;.
Inc Hhakihg QuakeTs' a coIt ~;
Singing i'llIa'!Vh, WIS wen IelueiSu W
llNiS ron VIC tiIlr! Ma m sci Hi
AI's PiaTcte M9haS Letl ~. DGys May
NAis',c' Dni Hlris NUS s!aE, anH JUS
NsieI C2nslderaHle eioc1 =, .uleitt'
l,te MiiNillaiu song was sung ny
N nue. yoys ana SIX ltFtle ElrIs from
lIv L.s!i!h ware scnGoi. my ffyv,r Tere
The IailiIlar words oil the song, W nere
tTryon gong, my pretty maid, ana
@e questions ana responses were sung
BY ihe boys anu Elrls respectlyely. me
performance was very coed, ~ 1ctions
o 'ae i.lIie singers Delhg greeteu WIFI
great apD ause.,
=, Inc two t3oleauX, iytatmlGIA3s ,. OF
Iealiy' were O9th very good N uiuer-
e' "2ys. Inc llrSt A9ieau was repre-
s..'gt " Young gI!ls, dressed IN wii i
N u ueE5 ~ the FORM OF one
AIe o. q pyramid; the second consisted
o. 10, o. ragged boys, forming start,
1 ~ s contrast 10 inc PreceoihS9pEFalnlu
" utauIi , m,e
z zy Heart was then sung by Miss
W hastings; MISS hastings mas d re-
a.Iiy lu'l ana sweet soprano voice,
al 'oE Sne SO young, sang .slngularly
E.I Inc highland Lassies" were
EiIs Oh ne FIRST ward school, clad In
Wv INt'uonM tartan E!ala OF the
''o., .s., OF scotland; Inc marching,
sy.n'eE'Hi"ichlng ana other evolutlo1s
vgrr. well rendered, with remarkable
precision OF movement.
song the Three Jolly Sailor Boys"
wa next on the programme. Ed:
Sls!oo,,cEer, Harry Rolf and Paul
si t,Dy', oI the Eighth ward annex
v ,,""2., were Inc singers ana Sung their
I" Ir "Gll.
I G.,Ss E Z beall gave the recitation
d ..''''e Nell. IN pare ieet and ragged
I ,u sue reTIted her pathetic story, and
, T'.s% sue my dpwn to sleep the sleep
' w.' hNoWS no waking, there were many
w. We, eyes in the audience. The "vision
S,.;..l was taken part in by pupils OF
, I",'ous schools, the curtain rising on
w angels ready to bear awtt!t Little
MI ~ ,r
r, ine Iop Drlll' was performed by
;I y"as gus Oh the sixth ward school,
J J,.''y ~ iHem taking part. All were
,''ns, IN Whlte, fifteen with pink
sA,Iea and hoops bound in the same
i tGI,o'' MHlIe the remainder Wore light
T Tiae sashes and carried blue hoops.
Ihe movements were very pretty, and
ae g,,is showed that they had been
@'e'elly lrtilcd.
can,ata, The Gypsics," was sung
SUI SUI ScIeG by girls ani boys OF the First
. "r,l school. The curtain rose on
St|I'p scene Of gy1sies reclining, and
~ w. Va well executed Zingari dance.
t try q. t'os''lIncs were very rich and varied
'4 Y, Tue gypsy lie was well acted.
,n i"g aT pupils OF different schools
SllelFcI IN "Postures," and after