The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-08

Fr!day evening, IN the Opera House.
the last plano recital OF the season, that
OF Mr. W. C. +. SeebOeck, OF Chicago.
will take place. and n large audience
should show its appreciation OF the ef-
fort made, for WheGlinG's sake. Ruben
stein and LlsZt the great pianists, are gone
but In Seeboeck. who comes TO Waeel-
Ing May u. the mus!c-lovlng public VIII
have an opportunity OF hearing one of
Rubeastelns .favorite pupils whose
style Is also said to more closely rc-
semble that OF Lisz- thaa any other
PLAINS. now living. This Is saying
much for Mr.. SeebOeCk, but those who
have heard him, OF whom ther1 are a
number In this city, are unstinted In
their praise OF the talent and charm
which characterize not only the man.
but all his renditions Of the masters. \
VIennese by birth and education. Mr..
Secboech Is especially charming In
that rich weird and always tuneful Boz
hemIan and Polish music. which, Il no;
thoroughly understood, is yet always
enjoyed by those who have any con-
ception OF or love Cor music, and the
programme as arranged By Mr. See
boeck assisted by Mr.. Blumenbesg. Vio'
llnist, OF this city. cannot fall 10 be APP
preciated and enjoyed by all.
From the above II viii be cleaned
that muslcally. Wheeling will be up TO
date next week and every chronicied
event Is worthy OF patronage. including
vocal work BY Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs
Martha T.. Whitaker and Nj. Henry w.
Hughes; violin solo work by Professor
Edward Blumcnberg, flute solo work by
Mr.. Hermann Grimm symphony work
by the Opera House Orchestra and
chamber music Interpretation by the
Philharmonic Quartet.
Last week had bu; one attraction, the
organ recital hy Paris Il, Meyers, or
gnnist OF ST. Matthews r, T. church,
which opened series ~ simiia. enter
tainments. and anent this and the no.
tlced detection OF the organ At one
time during the evening: this organ
music Is lust what Musical Wheeling
needs. as most every form of musical
education "a at present in 60. Good
conditioned organs are necessity, as
well az efficient minipulators.
All club rehearsals and choir rchenr-
sails are on for the week as usual, the
former a little more In earnest than for
some time back. as the coming open
concerts OF all are near at hand, the
Oratorio date having been settled for
MAY 2S at Wheeling Park Casino, with
the gocIety TO be assisted vocally by Miss
Gcnevievp Clarke Wilson, sopranO:Mrs.
Martha T.. Whitaker. contralto: Mr.. j..
II. Mckinley, tenor. and DR.. Carl Durt
bassO. and the opera House Orchestra
augmented by Pittsburgh instrumental
talent
The woman's Club will to-day. decide
place and time for holding It's summer
concert. The limit OF time, however. Is
placed before June l. when tho season
OF light opera at the Casino begins
While light opera at the Casino did
NOT attain success last season. the cause
was unpropi,ious weather. coping for
changed condition Of such. this year.
and the unprecedented popularity OF
the bicycles. It Is safe to predict that
lust that style OF entertainment VIII
be INDUCED in iOr the midsummer holi-
day pleasures, as all thoughts tend out
OF town ward with Wheeling Park as
the goal -.