The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-16

Bertha MehFIe and Mia AlIee McIAna.
Class OF beginnOra, GrSt prize, Miss Anita
Third Glass, second prize, Miss Mary Kcating
and Miss 0tulA RRttefeF.
Fourth class, second Prize, Miss LouhL Flach
and Mis- Anna ThAyer.
Mis- FaRnlS Sullivan, Mis- Nay BFown. Mss
Eta ThayeF and Ma Cecilia Fitzgerald.
Filth class, second prize. Mis- blanche Wells.
Miss Lizzie Coleran. Mis- Mary Kenny and Miss
oBrIen, Mis- Ida shalCr0Ss, MisSRmma Zoeck.
leE MIS- Fannie cSmba, Miss Kate Bruce and
4 prize in lie fourth class OF, the piano 70 Mis-
~ Ftit tSat az, Mis-, ia rhsw
Class Of begiRneFs, Mss Teresa Thaw.
VIOLIN, THIRD CLASS.
Flnt prize, Miss Anna Thayer
Fourth Glass, tlTSt prize, Miss Marie Derrick
SOM second prize, Mss Fannie Sullivan.
Fifth class, second Prize. Miss stannlc Cannon
and Miss Genevlev6 Moran.
Harp, class Of beginners, second prize, Miss
Agnes Graham. ~
VOCAL MUSIC.
Third class section B. second prize, Miss otlliR
K0tterer and Miss ida Rice.
A prize In the fourth class 10 Mis- Blanche
Moran; second prize, Miss Ella WRterhouse, Miss
May Brown, Miss Mary Dorsey aud Miss Anita
i'S Voeai musia In efsss seeond pri.e Mis-
blanche IIaass, Mis- Annie Gentry and Miss
Katherine Mccoy.
OIL PAINTING
., Glass Of beginners second prize, Miss Jennie
S- PaistIas in Water cOlors, second prize, Miss
Mary KeGtlng aud Miss Katherine Mccoy
Drawing third class, Arst prize, MIS- Eta
CiSSs Of beginners Gsst prize, Miss Kate Bruce
and Miss May Brown; second prize, Miss Jennie
shalcrosS.
FIDELITY TO cHAEaEs
Misses Lulu Riddick, Jessie Cunningham,
otilia keLteEer. Blanche Wells, stannle Common.
Gentry, Anita Stephens, Louisa Flach, Rose
ZeiSler. Mary Dorsey. Minnie Bishop, Louisa
6ontum, Helen Stone and Belle Van Kirk.
STOCKING DARENG.
Misses Rose ZiegiOr, otitiR Ketterer, Jessie Gun.
ningham. MaljorLe Gentry, May Brown Louise
Bruce, Emily ConnoF and Anna Thayer
A gold metal for excellence in vocal music to
Mis- Bngenla Schmidt Of Allegheny, Pa
Il A gold medalior excellence on the plano TO
Miss blanche Moran, Of hmlenton, Pa
i FINE MUSIC.
!, A duet, selection from Charles
,oberthur, was performed by Miss Anna
Thayer on the'yiGIln and Miss Agnes
Graham on the piano, both Of whom
won q great deal Of admiration BY the
splendid way they rendered the beautt-
full selection.
"Sine, Smile, Slumber," vocal solo
by Miss Marie Hammel, was sung with
sweetness and a freshness of voice and
manner that only served to increase the
admiration she had won on the prevl-
Gus evening by her excellence OF execu-
ton. She received q most hearty en-
core and huge bunch OF flowers.
Miss Bernadette S. Cannon, OF Nc
Keesport, Pa, recited, Isle Loewn-
braut," in German, in a powerful and
effective manner, surprising the audi
ence with the dramatic force she put
into the lines. Her accent was perfect,
and this was considered one OF the best
numbers on the programme. She also
was rewarded with flowers and hearty
applause.
by Misses Ida Rice and Ella Water
house, of this city, and Miss Katherine
Mccoy, of Canton, O., was sung with
voices that blendeda perfectly together:
1t was especially creditable in view OF
the fact that these young ladies have
Just begun the study Of vocal culture.
The piano quartette which followed
was one OF the best numbers on the
MISUNDERSTANDING Militaire,"
selection from Chopin. played by Misses
Blanche Moran, Of Ehlenton, Pa, Mary
Heating, OF Jersey City, Eugenia
Schmidt. OF Allegheny, and otilia Kot-
terer. It was most artistically rem.
dered and was greeted with rounds OF
applause. A French recitation, LA
File de Jephte," t'Jephta's Daugh-
ter,") by Miss Emily Houston, Of Rich
mond, was beautifully and impressiyely
rendered in voice that reached every
part Of the hall and won rapt attention
ndadmiration, mot only for the excellent
accent and we'll modulated voice, but
also for her beauty ofl4ace and graceful
carriage and the chatqn OF her person.
atty. At the close she was greeted
with warm applause and rich floral Of:
ferings.
THE FIRST GRADUATE.
Then came a hush Of expectancy, as
Miss Eugenia Schmidt made her up:
pearance. Well did sEie win the title Of
the prima donna OF the school, being
the first one to graduate in voice culture
in thu hiatorv of this institution.