Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
A FINE PROGRAMME
Arranged for the Second Public Concert
Next Tuesday Evening. ut 1:15-A Special
Motor Over the w. & f.. G.-The Full
Programme to be Rendered.

Arranged for the second fuDuc Nonccr'
Next Tuesday Evening, at 7:15-A Special
Motor Over the w. f. G.-The Full
Programme to be Rendered.
No little interest centers in the con-
cert to be given by the Womants CluD
next Tuesday evening. This will end
the musical season, and large audi
ence will be treated with gems never be-
fore presented in this city. The pianos
to be used are Knabe Grands, one of
which, a manificent Concert Grand,
was brought especially from the factory
in Baltimore for this occasion by
Messrs. MILAN, Wilkin & Co. The ush-
ers, as in the mid-winter concert, will
be young ladies, and all details will be
in charge of members of the Club, which
to-day as a musical oranization is with
out a peer in this State.
All renders of the appended program
will note it's artistic worth as to selec-
lions and interpreters. The closing
number, Haydsn's Toy Symphony, be-
sides being gem, is a novelty, mas
much as it brings before Wheeling au-
dience for the first time woman's or
chestra, no matter what the instru-
ments. Hayden's dignified manner OF
expressing himself musically does NOT
prepare one for the vivacity and humor
displayed in the TOY Symphony"
which suggested itself on seeing some
children's toys at fair in a small town
in Hungary, through Which he was
passing. Collecting basketful Of
cuckoos, nightingales, whistles, trum-
pets, quails,, owls, crickets and rattles,
he studied their compass. then COM
posed this amusing little symphony.
The choral club Of over 60 voices will
sustain the voice parts, led by Mrs p.
b. Ryan and Mrs. w. J. w. Cowden,
and the following named ladies': Mrs.
Oliver Thompson Rhodes, Mrs. Frank
LeMoyne Hupp, Mrs. Chas. A. Roemer,
Mrs. j. w. Phoebus, Miss Mary Wilde,
Miss Bessie Jepson, Miss Flora Pollack,
Miss Olga Roller, Miss Wettie Rey-
mann and Miss Laura Dalzell, with
Miss Annie Sage as the piano-play the
various instruments-an are the per-
sonnet cf the first woman's orchestra OF
Wheeling. This number cannot fail TO
leave an entertaining impression and
fittingly bring to an end the following
splendidly chosen musical treat:
McKensie-
Waken. Waken. Day is Dawning
Choral Club.
Raft Pianos) March Lenore Sinfonie
1st piano, Miss Wilde and Mrs. Henry
Bertschy; I'd piano, Miss Bessie ID.
Taylor and Miss Maud CARRIER.
Mozart (Voices). SUI Aria Nozze de Figaro
Mrs. Geo. B. Calwell and Mrs. Flora
Williams.
Raft Pianos). 80. Aus der suite-.Opus 200
1st Piano, Mrs. S. 3. Allison; I'd piano,
Miss Flora Pollack.
Pianos)
Rest Thee on this Messy Pillow
Miss Alice Egerter. Mrs. Chas. o. Roe
mer Miss Florence Phillips.
Dancla Wiolin): .:............S La Straniera
Mrs. John p. Glass.
Schubert Observation-Disclosures. Night
Intermission.
Nevin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lady Bird
Choral Club.
List. .Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 2
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway
Mrs. j. NJ. Hammond. Miss Loretta
McGranahan Miss Nell Ege-ter Miss
Ida Taylor, Miss Bessie McGranahan.
Miss Emma Schultz, Miss Theresa
Phillips, Miss Lillian Redall.
Tittl-Trio ......................... Serenade
Violin. Miss Flora Polack:. cornet.
Olga Roller; piano, Mrs. Chas. o.
Roemer.
Miss Zou Hastings.
Jensen Pianos). Wedding Music-Opus 45
a-Festival Procession.
bridal Song.
Ground dance.
d-Notturno.
1st piano. Mrs. Frank lie Moyne Hump
and Miss Frances Bell: Cd piano, Mrs.
Geo. S. Feeny and Miss Hulda Del
aplaine.
Haydn ....................... Toy Symphony
Mrs z. 3. Ryan. Mrs W J. w Cow
den, Choral Club and Orchestra.