Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-04-10
SOME MUSICAL NOTES.
THE WCMANis MUSICAL. rJIrt

LIE WN-hA-N ? M lolCAL CLUB.
The Wcman's Club concert, the mus
| ical event Of tne season. comes off
Thursday evening in the Opera House,
and is creating the greatest interest
I IL surrounding towns as we'll as here.
NO concert yet given under the aus
pices Of this potent factor il the mus
| zeal life OF the city has failed to reach
the standard CT the unprecedented critic
and for the coming one double effort
In bringing interesting adiuncJs TO
" heeling talent mas been put forth
with the result of having one OF the
finest entertainment programmes ever
presented on the Opera House stage
ready for next Thursday evening Mrs.
Serena SWabacker the vocal solost,
needs no Introduction. Those mus
ically posted in happenings throughout
the country know OF her successes, and
her numbers On the appended pro-
gramme instilctively prove her an art
ist. Miss Russell McMurphy the
piano s3loisss, cCmes to this city
stranger, bur nattering pre-nC.ices pre-
cede her and private letters from her
present townspeople (ATorgartown) ask
for this talented young lady hearty
| greeting, she being worthy Of it from
| every recognizable standpoint.
~
! The Choral Club, under the direction
| Of Mrs. Flora Williams, Wheelings
leading soprano, will be heard 10 splen-
! did advantage. While in numbers not
| as large as the previous season, the
I work is more effective and the range CT
! its repertoire can be gleaned from the
| selections made for this concert. The
I ushers for the evening will be the
| young ladies Of the organization, and
| whether . concert is to be followed
| that SAM evening with a reception
| npiimentary to the young ladies
| brought to the city for the occasion.
or It's deferment 10 the next day (t'ri-
| day. is now under discussion, but the
reception will be rendered, the aim of
| the club mana cement being to bring
| to personal knowing the artists en-
| gagged, and the knowledge of having
| heard them is in that manner fixed.
| The time and place Of the reception
will be made known through the daily
! papers before Thursday evening. The
tickets are placed on sale Tuesday
morning. and the affair warrants full
house. The programme follows:
FIRST PART.
l. Pilgrims chorls-drom TannAaaSsD
,:.;....- ..........-..-..." ag & =
Miss Russell McMurphy.
8. A forse E iui Gfrav;ata) ........... Verdi
Mrs. Swabacker.
f. (a) Etuds Mign0nne. ...............Sc huJ
90 Spring g.....-....--.-..-..-..G Greg
go Butterfly $780,. tIfelg
AVE Maria ....-..-..-..-.-.....i AStFchtlte
Chorus.
SECOND PART.
l. Charmoat Oislan Chou Brilliant
Bird with flute obNgato. David
Mrs Sw8bacl-er
2 Scherzo. OPP IL ..........-...........C Chopin
Miss Russell McMurphy.
q (a) HeidenroSnen ............... Schubert
90 Sandmanchen .-............. Braehms
(c) Hush. my Little One 49,. Bevignant
A. The Mariners Christmas tchorusl
........, ....t.-.-.-.... Ihanlnaeh
Mrs. SWdhacker. Soioist.
Tuesday evening the thirty-second
concert by the Philharmonic Club
closing the second season OF the organ
ization, Will take place at the Carroll
Club auditorium. and it is to be hoped
that there viii be final grand rally of
| the lovers Of music in the city and vi
cinity. The programme prepared is a
notably good one. embracing the Schu-
hort q minor Dasthuyn0us uuarfettp