Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-26
FlLTERs-EWlNG BROS.
,ecitation. clear the Voice of Tyro-

Recitation, Hear the Voice of Tyro- -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lana
! Mr.. Sweeney. -.
! TyrOlean Song. a Song for TyrOl-Lanu
Mrs. A. r. Summers Misses Sue
| Oliver. Mary Williams. Emma Con-
| nelly Clara Sadler, Kate Morris,
Eula Ha.ch, Laura Bert, LYDIA On
Yer. Lillian Redail, Florence Fhh-
J lips, Margaret Hall, Mrs Waiter
/ Woods, Messrs. VIM. Laue, VIM
Donaldson, VIM. Douln, VIM. Mes
bitt, A. c. Nolte, John NJ. Noellin-
! ger. VIM. Merchant VIM SIallei'
Harry Jamison a. l.. Edwards, q.
! O. Smith. c. II. Watkins, Jr, John
Rect. Room for the Golden Land
Mr. Sweeney.
| Italian Chorus-From 'LucreZla -,
.........."Oh! Italia, Italia, Beloved
| Full Chorus.
Recit., Now, for France, the Pleas -,
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lure LaHu
Mr.. Sweeney.
/ French Singers. Double Qartetp
Sing Tor France in Joyous ls,,ro,,
Observation-Disclosures. Measure
Misses Blanche Chapman, Sue oil
YER Mary Faris, Flora, GllbreaJh'
Messrs. IL. r. Bell, y. G. Nolle'
G. Is. Bell, HI. Mcguire. -
French Chorus Opera BouIe) W.,
..................Co lors Gayly Flying
Full Chorus.
PART II.
international March 10y. young LADIES'
representing England, Ireland, Scotland
Germany, Switzerland, Italy anu Amerl-
Cd.
German-Maggie Lindsey. Blanche Chap
man, jesse Nlarsn, Carrie iaIl' LeIlIe
Marsh, carrie I1ylOr.
Engusn-EVa Goodwin, Maud Chapman
belle MCCrauanan, Josie trancls, nttle
fnllups, FLORENCE FhilhpS-
SwISS-Aary Nuuams, Maggie Ioulllh-
Yer, Euna Watkins.
Itauau-tlOra Oulpreath, Noble Ddlly'
Laura Burl, Lime Anderson, Cara oau-
Ter, Lille Reddal
tursey, Laura WOOD, hIte COWah' All
ME ~ atkins.
America-bessie Donaldson, Eula Hatch,
LeJue McGee, Laura SeuS, Alberta
Prince, Mauue SpOOner.
Solo Am ColumUIa, From All Ma
..............uous My Children Come
Mrs. JOnn turner.
American Singers.
rIrst CuOu-IenOr ReClt-Mr. IL. h
Bel, Mr.. sweeney ana 1uH chorus.
solo, irish song, Tine Meeung u the
............::..:... Waters
Miss Emily Coneily.
Solo, Scotch SunB........ bonnie Dundee
Mrs. Lizzie II. Woodworth.
Rec...."Now FORM our own southland
MT. Sweeney.
Solo. American southern Song-"Old
Miss Emma Aahn.
Rect, Now the Old Melodies Of
...........;,,,....................... Freedom
Mr. Sweeney.
Solo, American Northern Song-"Our
Air. Walter u. sadler.
Recit..................." NOW Let All Unite
Mr. Sweeney.
'' The ~ Star 81; spaGgled Banner" First
Oh Ven Rally Round the FIag," Sec
Han Columbia, Happy Land" Third
Hail, Hail to Thee Sweet Liberty" Full
American Triple Quartet, And
.......... ........;.....rhis Dear Land
Misses Bessie Donaldson, Letue
Marsh, sue Oliver Laura Serlg,
MauQe Chapman, Mrs. =. II. " at
klus. Jr., MeSsrS.. II. r. Bell, VIM.
Doulin, c. II. Wincher, A. L. Ed
wards. Harry JamlsOn, Charles
JUergens and John Crawford.
Flnale-Canto Fermo-"My Country
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IT'S OF Thee"
Messrs. Sweeney Juergens Bell,
Mcguire and Crawford, with tun
chorus accompanying.
The solos. of which there were quite
a number, were all well rendered and
among those deserving Of especial men
ton was Mrs. John Turner, whose
rendition of Il Am Columbia, From
All Nations Ny Children Come" was
fine: Miss Emma Connally sang in
beautiful manner The Meeting of the
Waters, and was compelled 10 respond
to an encore, as did also Mrs. Lizzie
Lash Woodwork, who sang Bonnie
Dundee" in u faultlesS manner. Mr..
II. c. Sweeney's rendition of the diff
ferent parts assigned to his care was
all that could be desired. Miss Emma
Yahn. who sang "Old Folks at Home, -
was vigorously applauded and for an
encore sang Emmett's Lullaby
The choruses were all good. but
hardly strong enough, while the drills
and marches by the members Of the
chorus were all that could be desired,
and the entire list OF performers are
to be complimented for their good
work in the piece.
The cantata will be rendered again
tonight and no doubt the house will
be packed to its fullest capacity, as
the performance is being given for
deserving purpose-tO pay the expense
of remodeling the church-and those
having the affair in charge are de-
serving of a good patronage.