Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07


Scherzo (Anegro.)
(a) La Malinconia (Adagio>. 4,
CD Allegretto Quasi Allegro.
The next matinee of the Women's Club
will be an organ recital, with Bach
and Handel the composers to be
ganist at st. Lukes P. f. church.
and Miss Mary Wilde are recog-
nized as able musicians. and at the head
as lady organists. They will be assisted
by the choral club and several vocal SOLO
lists and a fine programme may be ex-
pected-
Thursday evening. the 11th inst, there
will be an organ recital al the First Pres
byterian church. Washington, Pa. by Par
is r. Myers, assisted by Mrs. Frank lie
Moyne Hupp. soprano. The programme
will be as follows:
Largo Observation-Disclosures. .HahueI
Overture to VIM. Tell .Rossini
Mr.. Myers.
Maids of Cadiz.. ........................De Dele
Mrs. Hupp.
Evening Star. .....................,...W wagner
Pilgrims Chorus. Wagner
Grand March. -..........N WI sher
Mr.. Myers.
The Curl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Neidlnger
The Kissing Gate.....................Co Wen
Mrs. Hupp.
Fourth Organ Concerto -four move
ments) Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Home. Sweet Home. ...................Bu Buck
Mr.. Myers.
Hear Ye, Israel (Oratorio "Elijah'D......
Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
Mrs. Hupp.
Cavaleria Rusticana. Mascagni
Funeral March of a Marionette.. .Gounod
March Militaire. .....................Go unod
The various church choirs are all doing
excellent work, and no Sunday passes that
has not in it musical treat for all church
goers.
The names of the choir boys OF St. Mat
thew's P. f. church are printed for the
first time to-day. and they are given to the
public with pleasure. for this choin has
done exceptionally fine work during the
short time of practice with director Paris
r. Myers. English music Is the rule dur
ing services but the choir has been effect
lively heard in Gaul's Holy City" Gou-
mods "Gallia." and other similar works.
What they have accomplished is deserv-
ing of the highest praise. for themselves
as well as for their director whose untir-
ing devotion to music is shown by the fol-
lowing weekly engagements:
Monday evening, Wheeling Oratorio So
ciety.
Tuesday evening, Bellaire Choral Soci-
ETY..
r. Thursday ev~ng, Wellsburg Choral
Union.
Saturday evening, Martins Ferry Choir
al Club.
The Belaire Society is studying Gou-
mods "Gallia" and Mendelssohn's LAS the
Hart Pants; the Martins Ferry club is
studying Stainer's Daughter of Jairus''
and Barnabys "Rebecka'; the Wellsburg
Union are working on the beautiful Gauls
Holy City" which is SO well known in
this city.
Musical treats to be looked for. and all
within the month are a concert for the
benefit of the Humane Society, a con-
cert for St. Matthews p. +. church,
Charles Meehen, the boy soprano, of New
York City, just returned from London,
and the musical event of the midwinter
season, Lillian Blauvelt.
Mr. Paris r. Myers has seven rehearsals
per week with his choir at st. Matthews
church, in addition to a limited number OF
pupils. making him the busiest musician
in the city. The choir Is made up as fol-
lows:
Trebles John Cunning. Harold Etz.
oscar Prayer. Austin Prayer. Andrew
Prayer. Harry Prysock. VIII Dudley.
Geo. johnson, Louis Kilmeyer, Harry
Beckley, Alex Bonn. Arthur Steadman.
Chas. Van. Keuren VIM. Brooks, McCol-
lock. Robert Emblem, Ross Peticord. VIM.
Mcclure. Harry Quicker Robert Linsey.
Harry jefferson, Joe Cooper. Geo Loon
ey Albert Neitzel Joe Hane, Geo. Jones.
Harry kries, VIM. Holloway and Harry
Meyer
AIti:-Ellwood Prayer, Kapart Frazier.
VIM. Gundling. Dent Byker. Lou Sreen-
rod. Walter Clark, Harry Sheridan. Har-
ry Shuey. Geo. Alexander.
Tenors:-Dr. G. A. Aschman. Walter
Vardy. !. O. Booker. VIM. Donaldson Mr..
Ewalt. VIM. Clemens.
Basso:-Mendel Taylor. Claire O'Nefl 7.
Baum. Harry Jamison. David Ellingham,
Waldo Carna han. Morgan Miller. Hairy
McQuigg. Ernest Smith. Harry Sweeney,
Joe Earhart.
The Ariel Quartette have secured the
talented musician. Professor Valentine
Abt. who is termed the ole Bull Of the
Mandolin to give a recital I'm the city on
the 18th inst. The Quartette viii assist
in the programme.
Ricardo Ricci, long a favorite in Wheel
ing musical circles, returned TO the city
last Tuesday. and authorizes the an
nouncement that he will now make his
home here for good-a fact which will car
ry much satisfaction and JOY to our must
cal people ID"
Our CoucheS can't be beat F.
Schmeichel & Son. 1865 and 1861 Mar
ket street.