The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-19

''Roblna ana bobollnks, bubbllng and tlnls-
shore lrgi iarks alive there high in the blue,
Level In the sunlight the rye ileia WINK
The Wind parts tho cloud and star
leaps through"
with constant effort OIL the part OF
Musical Wheeling, the season, when
closed last evening with iine enter
tninrncnt at the Conservatory OF MuHlc'
goes into the musical history OF the
city as the one which brought the star
in sight and Wheeling'B nrtlsue [tPu
tatlOn may now 30 abroad hund ~ hu lil',
with It's manufacturing and cOmmerclhl
regulations. which latter have BEEN
in proportion 10 its wealth ana SIZE
equal TO any city named.
The grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana
remembrnnces OF this community are
extended to Mrs. Albert g. whitaker
for the pleasure OF hearing w. z. r.
Seeboecl, pianist, and Edward Blnmen-
berg. violin Poloist: to the WomanB
Musical club for the enjoyment OF hear
ing plano possibilities through interpre-
tatlon OF Madame Carreno; TO Mr.. u H.
Clement for the delights OF n recital by
Alberto Jonas, pianist; TO Mr, w. 7:
Hubbard and Mr.. Nelson Q. Hubbard
for the pleasure OF hearing the Pitts
burgh Symphony orchestra, ana lts 500
vIoiinist, Mr.. Luigi Won Kunits; to the
Wheeling Oratorio Society for the
presentations OF 1.-THE Holy City" and
'St, Paul" and the hearing OF Miss
Mary Louise Clary, Mrs. Geneyieve
Clark Wilson. Miss Katherine Hike.
Mr.. j. II. Mckinley and DR.. Carl Duht;
10 the Philharmonic club for the plena-
ure OF a solo violoncelllst, Mr.. Arthur
Metzdorff; TO Mr.. F. Relster, manager
OF the Opera House, for being permit
ted the enjoyment OF th6 De PasquRli
Grand Opera Company, Victor Herbert,
viollncellist, composer and conductor,
Gllmore'a band, Innes' band with F. N.
lines, trombone Boloist; Emil kencke,
cornet Bololst; Miss Bertha Webb, violin
sololst, and Miss Rosa Iinde, contralto
sololst 10 the Philharmonic Quartet for
delightfully."- instructive seml-monthly
musical evenings, which compelled at
tentlOn to the classics; to the Opera
House Orchestra for enthusiastic BIZ
weekly entertainment, and splendidly
selected concert programme; to the
WOman'B Musical Association for inter-
esting matinee performances, and
bringing to the front much unsuspeeted
talent
To Mount de chantal for the pleasure
OF listening 20 Miss Julia DOran, plan
ist, just returned from Berlin, and In
whom, with the justihable pride Of her
alma mater, Musical Wheeling takes
an interest Miss Doran has imblbed
the musical atmosphere OF the continent
and should she adopt the concert stage
as her life work, a brilliant future is be-
fore her.
To these organizations all ably filling
their places IN the musical life OF the
city, unstinted praise Is given: Tha
Wheeling Amateur Orchestra, the Wo-
mans Choral Club. the Arion Singing
Society, the Mozart Singing Society,
the Beethoven Singing Society, the
Orpheus Singing Society and the Boys
Choral Club.
Individually these should not be for
gotten: Mr.. Paris r. Meyers, and Mr..
Heinrich Hartmann. for the Inaugural
ton OF organ recitals and to every ac-
tive musician, vocal and instrumental
The above organizations and each IN
divIdunl member owe thanks 10 the
public for its warm applause and up
probation and above all do they eX-
tend to Professor Hermann NJ. Schock-
ev, wheelInp's most popular musician,
their anectionate respects. His untiring
work for one and all Is the most price
less legacy left by the season, which
IA long while has harbored here,
Holding fair converse, friend with friend,
Blding It's call. with careless ear,
But now the tarryinB must end d.