The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-18
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FROM SATURDAY 10 SATURDAY.
Monday evening, o'clock Ora;oriu So
cety rehearsal, odd Fellows hal
Monday evening, S o'clock---.T'ra Soc!'
ETY. rehearsal ATiun han,
Tuesday evening, o'Clncls-Pht itg rm0n"
ic Club concert. Carroll Club oud!sium,
Tuesday evening, o'elOck--urpheuS le'
hcarsal, Music hall
Thursday evening, s O'clOclS-M &Earf So
ciety rehearsal, club han,
Friday afternoon, 3 o'elock--~ >man's
Club rehearsal, a, o. u W. temple
The week Just ending confined four
concerts, each OF which was distinctly
attractive to Musical Wheeling az large,
because OF Its dissimilarlIy 70 the pre-
cedng or following one
Frederic Archer organist, was Monday
nights attraction, and no more thor
oughly artistic musical evening has been
spent in Wheeling, this season From
the moment Mr.. Archer appeared, all
assembled felt IpsiInciyely The presence
of genuine musician. aud appreciated
the fact that every composer would be
done Justice by finest possible interpre-
tatlon, They whose writings We're that
night heard at their best and who made
up the programmes were Bach, Batste,
Smart Krebs, Gullmant Gounod Wely,
Beethoven. Mendelssohn and Auber. The
enjoyment OF hearing them as they
should be heard and of having the honor
of Mr. Frederic Archer seated at an or
gan, such as Wheeling could place at his
disposal, must be credited 10 Mr.,
Joseph L.Rhees, organist of the First
Presbyterian church, and the members
OF the Fourth Street NJ. Il. church.
The second concert took place at the
Opera House Tuesday night, when oper-
attic selections were the rule Mrs. Mar
tina f. Whitaker, Mrs, Frank lie Moyne
Hupp and Mrs Charles Zulauf, with
Prof. Hermann Schockey and the Opera
House orchestra carried to successful
artistic termination the splendid idea
Thursday evening, tho Opera House
orchestra gave one OF its always good
concerts, assisted by Mrs Flor1Willams.
Those TWO musical pleasure atfor,ers,
are as strong 4 combination to attrac;
Musical Wheeling as can be gotten on
any programme,
The Woman's Musical Club gave the
fourth concert OF the week, Friday af-
ternoon. In It's quarters In the A, o. U. w.
temple Handel and Bach were the
chosen writer's and the selections were
above the average, III choice and pre-
scntation.
The only concert OF next week occurs
on Tuesday night, when the Ph!lharmu-
ne Quartet closes It's seasons work. Al
indications are FOR brilliant endiag Of
e mos, artistic year. The programme
will only coatua rumbtis from the "! .-
iuss Of Beethoven. as the affair Is In the
ua.urs VI an anEr ,rsary cllabidylOn
This wiz be Tire last opportunity Ter
Musical Wheeling to assert itself Ia 1891
end 10 should be fully represented that
wight In the Carroll Club Auditorium,
Tho programme To be rendered Is a5 .ol.
lows;
Beethoven Quartet or is, No. .,
Aadantc con mo:o,
Allegro,
Presto.
Beethoven Trio for Strings
Violin, Viola and N!otonceiio)
Adagio. Allegro Conbrio,
Scherzo, (A!legroJ
Presto.
Beethoven. Sonata No. for Piano and
Violin.
Aiegron.
Adagio contabie,
Schcrzo, (Aliesso assaiJ
Presto.
Musical Wheeling every week sends its
votaries to surrounding towns, and al
ways makes COCA impression. The
week past MCundsy.lle enjoyed the on
terta!nment Of Mrs. Il. NJ. Archer and
Mr. Murray Springer
Miss Zou Hastings and Miss Nell
Eger;er viii sing IN Washington, Pa.
TUESDAY evening Of the coming week,
and airs. Frank IL Moyne iiupp will a.
slst tine Bellairs Choral Club in its pu5-
lie presentation OF "Gallla' and "'rhc
Daughter Of Jairus" next Tuesday, at
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