The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Wfas Fl0rA NllINhWNs
The above IL = likeness OF the most
prominent exponent Js song IN the city
| OF Wheeling
Mrs. Williams, VINO traces her an
ces,ry into TINT sea OF song'--Wales.
| was born on Wheeling lslaad, now the
| Seventh ward OF this city, When yet
young Child. her parents removed 10
| Martins Ferry. Ohio where she sang
| her way into the hearts uI the people,
| Who naturally yet take pride 10 claim
ing her. Her voice early attracted at
| ,enton, aud It's care and cultivation
were nurturod and encouraged the
| best developers Of voice this city az
! fafded being secured, L.airf on vocal
study was taken up with Mrs. II. CLAIR
ence Eddy. (AIrs. Sara y, Hershey, OF
| Chicago, Mr.. William Courtney ana
| Madame MuTio-Cclli. OF New York City,
| ali eminent vocal cuiturisis. and thetr
| training Is reflected. Miss Flora VIII
iams, as she was known mere, 10 teach
ers and music lovers, married Mr.. wal
! ter Williams, OF this city, so Musical
| Wheeling got back what it long admir-
ed and what II rlghtiully should pos.
scsa and ranks her az the leading pro-
| Sesaloual soprano Nearly two years
| ago Mrs. Williams rendered her services
| az chorus director to The Embryo Mo-
| mans Club. which 0Ter was cordially
! accepted. She has continued her untlr-
! ing efforts In the clubs behalf and her
work has been invaluable. She Is also
| soprano and director Or ths First Pres
hytcriAn church quartettc, and can
| claim the commanding position OF Mu-
slcal Wheellngs active womea.
|
The foregoing bringing photography
and voice IN touch, Will allow dwelling
moment on one OF the newest things
In sclcnce--the photography OF tho
| human voice, or. more properly, the
photography Of all sounds. Including
| that OF music. Or. j. Mount Bleyer, o.
| New York City, ia the discoverer. He
was assisted by X. L. Dickson-at one
cline Photographic expert at Thomas A.
| EdlsOn's' laboratory. This invention
viii without doubt find a field In inedl-
cine and other sciences, Still II Is yet
undetermined OF how much practical
use By shc way, Musical wheeling,
Chose without the charmed circle. not.
withstnnding), has proven itself OF
! practical use. when last week. 1t tried
10 help the city do It's duty. and that Il
| Is not Time deliberately thrown away,
This afternoon the Woman's Musical
| Club holds IT. usual weekly rehearsal
ami Mr.. Riester has a counter attrac-
lion, Wang" This really funny oP-
era win have two presentations Co
day,
There will be some good church mu-
sic Tomorrow. but no opera House Or
Chestra rehearsal The season having
closed last Sunday. These rehcarsals
| mot with decided marks Of approval
from both mass ana class" ana now
| that they are ended there WIN be Gen-
ulne feeling OF lOnc5omeness. untll the
| rranI concert. booked for the Wheel
lnE Park Casino, IN May, which month
has especially interesting things IN
store. the just mentioned concert, the
"PaSquall Opera Qunrtette'' ana pi-
ono recital IN charge OF a prominent
lady OF this city, whose tenchcr THIS pi-
| anft wls-nnd whose appearance here,
Wul carry lust that much more weight.
with the interest awakened during the
mast winter IN piano forte playing, the
| pertinent question. what becomes or
the old piano torte?" Is going the
rounds There is II somcthlng' which
does not improve IN becoming older
This month. however, In becoming old
| or, win improve. musicAly, ioHr con-
| epFta being get Ia It's conllnes,
one OF these the Philharmonic Quar-
tct concert. comes on next. Tuesday oy-
cniug mt o'clock In tho a. o. U. w.
| hnH. German Bank building, entrance
ON Afdrtct street. An elevator in the
building makes this hall just the pro-
nor one for this class OF entertainment
IL has been used by the Womans club
/ since IT'S beginning, and was always
found In the best condition In all re-
spects. The hail question being settled,
10 the satisfaction OF every one con-
| Ccrned, the concerts cordially thrown
omen to the public, the Quartet enters
with renewed enthusiasm the second sc-
rios OF concerts, the new features Of
| which viii from time TO time be men,
tlonod In Musical Wheeling. That
Professor SchoCkoy has consented to
practically illustrate the music 10 be
rendered, should bring large aud in
tcrcsted clientele this season, for his
lectures, at these Philharmonic cons
cnrts will mean exactly To Musical
Wheeling what W. j. Hcndcrs0na do
In New York city. and they mean much.
The following splendid programme win
hr presented Mt this first concert of the
season, ana oil music lovers nS well ns
music students, should avail Themselves
Of the privilege to be present;
Mozhrt. ...,.,.,..."... ....Q Quartet, No 10
Allegro SplrItosn,
Andnntc
M0uuUttU.
Allegro AEaNi,
SchumRm. ,.,,,. .,..,... .,,,.,,,,.. Trlumrrcl
fSFEHNfiSSfoN.
Mendclsaohn .",.,.C Omaonctin, op. -
| beethoven. t..s.,.t,,Q Quartet, up. IS, No.
Nlrrrp ma non tNn'O.
ErhrlED. AuIHnle HchufE0BO quasi
NllovrrUa,
MUuuritu,
Allegro.
The above programme IL printed, so
all who VIII can look over the music be.