The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-30
FRIpAY, NOVEMBER 8.
M InlIns Pollock.

MUSIC NFaper)'''.',,'''',,''; ,;,''''''''''
Mrs, Julius Pollock.
Beethoven Cpiano). ,..r.., ..,,,."...,.,
Overture to Prometheus
Mesdames C, p. Flick and II. i. Ryan,
Gumhert (volceO ,,.n,,.,,,,.Co Concert Waltz
Misses Eleanor Yardy, Lucy Baggs,
Belle MeCabe, Carrie Frazier, Net
tie Reymann, Lucy Robinson,
Amanda Spell, Alice EGerter, Flora
Stifel, Lou Hastings. Theresa Phil
fps, and Mesdames Il, B. Ryan and
A. A. Wheat.
Mendelssohn,, .ta) Songs, Without Words
chamlnade Planol. ,..,.b) The Blatterer
Miss Blanche Laue;
Dudley-Buek (volce) ,.......,:. The Glpsies
Miss Cornella Stifel.
Schumann plano), ...,..,.,",
(al Papiiions (ButterNies), Nos, 4, 6, q
% vogcl ais Prophet CTho Birds
:. Ms NeiiIewurron Holloway; ,,,..
Miss Sue Caldwell,
Palecot. .,....,.....,."..,(a The Moths
Schubert (yoicesl, ....,,. ..,...,;..:..:''.'
Choral Club.
Other programmed recltals are as fol-
lows:
Friday, November l9-Bach and Han
del (organ recital in some church)
Friday December 3-Haydn and
Gluck,
Friday, December 17--Mozart.
Friday, December 3l-Miscellaneous.
Beethoven day should have been cele-
brated December t6, the anniversary of
his birth, but because Of extra prepara-
tons In that programme, as well as the
indea in mind of taking IN turn, this
thought perhaps was put aside.
"Questloner" is answered as follows:
First, Yes, the clientele of Musical
Wheeling Is large enough to warrant the
proposed undertaking. The organiza-
tons well known are: The Philharmonic
Quartet (chamber music, The Evans
Quartet chamber music, Opera House
Orchestra and Band, Wheeling Amateur
Orchestra, Myers orchestra and band.
Meister's orchestra and band, Liberty
band, Wheeling City band McClellands
band, LaBelle brass band, Cadet band,
Woman's Musical Club, Wheeling Ora
torie Society, orpheus Singing Society,
Arion Singing Society, Mozart Singing
Society, Beethoven Singing Society, Har-
monte Singing Society. Second, The
literal meaning OF amateur" Is lover
The term musically is applied to one
who studies and cultiyates music, from
pure love of the art, as an elegant ae-
compllshment and chaste recreation. and
not In any degree as means of support.
BY the way, copy of the Wellsburg
Herald of October 22nd containing an
excellent paper on Music in the Public
Schools" written by Miss Lucy Robin
son, and read at the annual session OF
the West Virginia Educational Associa-
iion at Clarksburg. has been received.
and Is herewith acknowledged. Miss
Robinson is the director of music In the
sahools Of this city, and this paper proves
Lsl beside her practical and theoretical
knowledge, she Is In sympathy with the
work, and for that reason pre-eminently
fitted for the responsible position she oc-
cuples. II Is regretted that space does
not permit Its reproduction this morn
ing. The publication In the Wellsburg
Herald. however, was most timely, for
the musical wave eminating from this
city, is reaching all the surrounding
towns. and Wellsburg has been touched,
The Choral Union embracing the must
cal talent Of the place. has gained It's
footing and is practlclng every Friday
evening under the direction of Paris r.,
Meyers, of this city.
Wheeling talent has again been called
70 neighboring music loving places, 10
assist in entertainments for the coming
week, and this extension of social and
educational relations cannot fail To- have
considerable influence on artistic life and
work. ID