The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-04
SONG RECITAL
Gwen a, 81. Joseph's Academy o.
Pupils % Sister N. Angela
Last Evening.

Last evening the auditorium OF ST
Joe" pn's academy Vas filled 20 over.
Towing vita the friends o. the younz
sinners who we're 70 take part IN the
sonE recital given annually By the
Students The keen interest which
Always marks the snticl patton OF this
concert proves the hign esteem IN
which the event n held
The program was composed OF "a.
fOfite numbers which displayed TO
bset advantage the voice and ability
% tach student The opening mum
Sef Nas the semi-chorus. MAY Time"
I'hce haucn, LILLIAN Wilhelm. Nir-
Sinia HodEe. Kathle..n Gnligan. Marie
" lhserter. Helen Schultz. Margaret
h"aley. Loretta Mcnamara. Mar
Suspin, Mae Schafer Catherine De
To-, Mary Gorsuch. lrms spence.
TTn,iiy higgs, Margaret Wallace and
louise Frederick This rrouD OF
SINGERS Was formed Of tho youngsr
members Of the class and their a.
hknIul rendition az once aroused the
dience.
Interesting Numbers.
llrec Hands BY Sanderson. was
ven sNeetly sung BY Miss Lille Lett
h"F, followed by Duet from Meade
som. given b. Misses Bcssie Nebeu
ana Louise frcderiCks. Both Young
laules we're heard also In solos which
h,r" greatly enjoyed. Miss CATHERINE
Deloe and Miss Irene Meyer, are
oIhk Nocaiists with promising voices
and heir songs OF Spring we're vsll
received. The Boat SONG Vas given
Dy Miss Margaret Wallace. who in.
tsrpreted this composition Of Harriet
ware with pleasing individuality.
Miss Anna NoiEht sang am Ave
Mafla; number which never falls 90
&appesi TO every audience. Miss
sweetness Of voice and d-licacy OF eN-
preston. The violin ohli-ato was OK
CC.ltlohaIly well played by Mr. George
Undoubtedly the most promising Of
me younger pupils is Miss Helen
'lnger and her success last evening
forecasts great future She is a
oonuaIto OF rare quality and dramatic
power ana she sang beautifully. Ron
aids Morning" and Night .
-, Sweet Singing.
MISS Lillian Appcnzellcr rendered
maids tHaydoni thI The Fairy
IIp'rs. brewer. Miss ApponzcIIrr
voice is sweet and .,mpsihottc and
sne sings with expression The trio
Married tkrcssfIIrrl bv Ni-s,4
nlIblnla Hodge. lrMA Meyers. Helen
Blhkti was delightful rendition. tho
ainS ~ entering fully into the spirit
enlns by Miss Edna Wagner dis
Pldytd the singers excellent control
over voice sweet and appealing
roster S "Mifawny' as sung bv Miss
i,'.i INA Gesner was a decidedly pleas
my number Particularly noticeable
Mas MISS Gegner's distinct cnuncia-
non Equally delightful was Mrs
Sohh Stouts rendition OF "Summcr."
vi =. STOUT possesses soprano voice
enbodying mellowncss and power
vi, MISS Wilma Harpfer's interpreta.
ION OF Del Acqua's willamette" was a
IeteIatlon. Miss IlaXpfer displayed a
voice OF pure tone carving the ou,I.
ny. of the tone lyric artist Tbs
waltz Song (Sternl by Miss Helen
MEYERS was marked by freshness of
tone and rythmical emphasis.
Minis Song"
ny MISS sara Brown was mum.
Der OF excellence Miss Brownies
nolce mas strength and tender
ness ana she inierprcts with musical
intelligence. Blue Danube WsItz'
ny Miss Esther Carson was an cx.
Qulste presentation. Miss Carson IN.
vests her singing with pleasing i'm.
ulNiduality which gives added charm
10 her neNible soprano voice
ne double number, Ca Down in
''sNAalAI W. MOfERn
LYNN. tHenscheD by Mis- Dora
Nolninger was fully Apr, ciatod bS
the audience. Miss Neiningcr's voice
Is contTalto Of excellent quality H.
interpretations are sympathetic ami
hcr distinct enunciatiOu in the Hem
sChel composition rendered "Norge1
hymn douhly effective
Miss Ellie Hin sang (al "Visi
d.Arte lIuCcini; (bl "Ecstasy'' rum
myllJ. Miss Hin possesses a soprano
voice OF extensive range and she sings
with discerment E,' . evidence oil
thoughttul interpret. o. Miss Ger
rude browne rendered taJ The
spirit Flower Campbell Liuonl:
ibl 'llark. Hdrk. the Lark" tSchu-
bertls Mis- BIOaWnc hs soprano
voice Of Clarit. and resonance. To
beauty Oi voice she added beauty of
expression and fresh sensitive ind r.
standing. sNiliful -i-uinrant shading
MARKED her rendition with artistry ana
finish.
The closing number was a fun che.
rus. The vocal class iutcrprct,d
Tine Woodland Spritc." by Mario
with intelligence and fervont scufi.
mcnt showing pr,ci. ion and technical
ability The contrasts were even and
smooth. tho pidnisslmo effects deli
catsly marked and tho voices. blend.
Ing IN sweet tuncfulnrss. concerted To-
q hnalc behitting the Program Of