Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-20
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SPANS THE THoRouGHFARE
at that point and at this hour-three o'clock
it is rapidly assuming shape.
The programme for this eVenins : concert
as follows:
l. Cverture-PreZoSa. .......C NJ Won web
wheeling Opera House orehestra-PIof. L.
. G,estinS Chorus, awelcome song". Franz Alb
Introduction and Instrumentation by HI. Ar
3. Addresses Of welcome by Mayor J. W. Grub an1
Rev. VIM. Ulfert. ~,
Mn. Nellie Sweeney Palmer.
5. overture 10 William .Rossin
Orchestra
G. Aria-Don III
Mr.. Carl kausche, OF Baltimore.
7, Heather Rose w aonel
Beethoven, Maennerchor and Mozart.
g. Cayatiye-"La Refine de saba" -Gouno0
Miss Dora Henninges, OF Cleveland.
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra.
Yesterday afternoon the chorus held
A GRAND REHEARSAL
at the Alhambrs rink with the full orches-
ira. First, the Welcome chorus, composed
of the Mannerchor, Mozart and Beethoven
singing societies, prscticed their music, and
the rehearsal was indeed successful one
as was that of the musical chorus composed
of ladies and gentlemen. The rink has been
provided with an elegant and spacious stage,
and the decorations are artistic and pretty
Miss Dora Henninges, in company with
several gentlemen Of the reception commit
tee, went out to the park yesterday after
noon and spent pleasant hour.
Last evening REGISTER reporter calico
upon her at the Mcclure House parlors sn6
was cordially received by the songstress IL
person. She is 9
CHARMING LADY
and entertaining conversaionalist. Miss
Henninges was born August 2, 1860, in
herited her musical talent from her father,
Prof. Henninges of Cleveland, o., and a.
the age of twelve, we find her one Of the
move expert pianistes in Cleveland. She
commenced her vocal studies under Prof.
Arthur, and her progress was phenomenal
At her FIRST public appearance she scored s
great success She Immediately entered the
Cir cinnati College of Music and received
.pe cial attention from Theodore Thomas,
Who was then at its head She continued
her studies under Max Maretzek, until SHE
made her final debut in Beethoven's Eide
ho." Her triumph was complete, as Cln
cinr at people will remember. Suisse
ouently she sang in Concert and Oratorio, anC
took Anna Louise Csrys part in the opera
"Zenobis," and
MADE 1T A SUCCESS,
10th in New York and Chicago, which, nc
doubt, would have proved failure with
any other living singer.
She has a wonderful voice of great powe,
and compass, and at last evening 8 re,
hearsal she scored quite success among
the few who were fortunate enough to be
present.
The lady is greatly pleased with Wheel
ing and its people, and SEEM
10 take personal interest in the success o
the Saeugerfest. She leaves here for Cha,
tauqus, N. Y. where she will sing two
weeks, after which she is engaged to sine
in eighteen more concerts.
During September Miss Henninges vii
proceed to Paris, where she studies witt
the famous Madame La Grange. From
there she will probably visit Vienna ant
Milan, and after another thorough musics'
course she will return to New York, whert
The wonderful quality Of her voice cauno'
fail to gain the success she merits. Shr
not only possesses beautiful and cultured
voice, but is mistress Of wonderful
amount of dramatic expression
which adds much to the pleasure Of listen.
ing to her.
In her preliminary work last night Mis-,
Flora Williams, Martins Ferrys tavorit,
prima donna, seemed to be at her best, anc
disposed of her parts with credit to hersel
and pleasure to those who heard her
BATH. BATH" "Don Juan" by Mozart, auc
TO Seville" by Joseph Dessauer, WERE
sung with
EXQUISITE FEELING,
and her pure, sweet voice was refreshing t
hear. She will no doubt score great sue
cess at the Saengerfest.
To all those who do not know how to get
to the hall, it may be stated that the B. 4
0. will run excursion trains to tie rinb
every ten minutes, and the street cars will
have on extra cars to accommodate all
The Elm Grove road will also
run extra trains to and from
the city, and no one need miss the gran0
musical treat on account of not being ab!t
10 get there.
As the Arion Society is not taking par
in the Ssengerfest, its members have CON
cluded to give the visiting singing societies
and the orchestra grand Commerce or
Tuesday evening, beginning at 1886
o clock. in order not 70 interfere with tn,
concert. As the Arion knows how to ge'
Up an affair of this kind, this will undoubt
eGly be grand event. as we'll as enjoyable
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