The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-28

THE Tempest"
Musical talk Is again on and the sea-
son of 1898 promises a greater Musical
Wheeling, which means much, however,
complimentary to the esason recently
complimentary to- the season recently
and which left it's votaries richer for the
exercise of the faculties It enlisted.
During the week the executive commit
tee Of the Woman's Musical Club will
send invitations to active members for
meeting for the third annual reorganza-
ton. This meeting will be held at the
clubs rooms in the A. o. u. w. Temple.
Saturday afternoon, September 4th, at
o'clock. The officers Of the past season
hold over and the election for the COM
ing year is to be held the second Satur-
day In October.
The Wheeling Oratorlo Society elected
It's officers last May and these will meet
with those expecting to join the society
actively, Monday night, September 9Th.
at o'clock. in Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapllne streets las far as
is known at thespresent writing)
The Philharmonic Quartette Is ready
TO continue It's splendid work In chamber
music, and the club will soon be called TO
uphold the cause OF good music, the time
and place to be made public. when set
tied upon.
The Opera House orchestra, Professor
Spell, director. and Mayors orchestra,
Mr.. william Mayer, director, will later
resume their monthly concerts In their
respective halls, and. with the promise OF
Seidl's orcheatra in Wheeling this sea-
son, It would be well II every one would
embrace the opportunity, from the
standpoint OF listener and observer OF
these rehearsals in order to be familiar
with the different Instruments and their
relations to each other
The Arlon. Mozart Beethoven and
Orpheus singing societies VIII take up
their work again for the sake OF pleasure
and culture, and will be heard publicly
sooner or later.
Advised by Or. and Mrs. II, Rush
Swope, who recently left Wheeling for
Blltmore, Miss French, n capable repre-
sentative of Mr.. WILDER NJ. Derthick, OF
Chicago, IL In the city at present, with
view to establishing club. to be known
M the Derthick Federation of Musical
Literary Clubs. Her arrival has given
cause for much thought and discussion,
and the advlsabllity Of the club Is being
considered by musical leaders Its plan
IL recognized as Of greatest merit, and
IL .ay l.aNt. g.T all Inns al
Woman'B Club, could the two In some
way be Joined there Is no doubt but II
will be taken up.
For the benefit of those whom Miss
French has not yet had time to sec and
because II will fully set forth the system
al this new club, the following IL quoted
from an address delivered before The
Wednesday Morning Musicale OF Nnah-
Vile, Tenn, by Mr. #. Stuart Eaton;
Let US begin with our primary object
the cultivation Of taste The Fedora
ton of Muslcnl-LItcrary Clubs. presents
for your consideration a finely fnrmu-
lated practical plan Of musical club
work designed especially for the help and
guidance Of all who really love or want
10 love the best IN muelc. our work Ia
by no means designed for musclan1
alone. Our cdHrse In n inHBlcal-iHea
one. dealing largely with the history and
literature Of music the technical Inter
probation Of our programmes being de-
signed TO illustrate our study All who
love music and art, and who want ~
qualify themselves to love II yet more
deeply and to understand and appreciate
II more fully are always valued ncquel-
tinng In mir ciub1 and are uFuod 10 l1pn-