The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-09
iMUSIc CAL WHEELING.

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ro.morrow evening occurs the brill
liant event otthe summer musical sea-
sons, and all Indications point 70 a
;credltabe showing OF the oratorlo
society which twice before surprised Its
.watmest supporters with work eonsid-
cred Beyond the compass Of Its short
term, OF study To the solo attractions
the coming performance now soweil
known 70 the reading public has been
added this week q name Inspiring tho
confidence OF all music lovers, Mr.,
Charles a, Bukey. the gptst OF Mr.
w. Hughes, Is known asa patron OF
theibest Ia music, a most compliment
arg account having appeared In Nun
sey's a year ago iof his earnest endeavor
IN behalf Of she highest possible
achievement In the domain oe art in
his native town: Mr.. Bukey has proven
his thorough practical nuslcianship
with his splendid work at Mont de
iChantal this week, and has been pre-
vailed upon to remain In the city for.
tomorrow nightaand actias accompan-
ist for Mrs. Flora w illlams, Miss Mary
Louise Clary, AR. Harry ]. Fellows
and Mr.. Z. II. Derm!tt, who will, DUR
Ing the forenart of the evening, deliver
q solo programme, as follows: 4;
seaa'ap Mr i. II: psfmii; r Rs.s Grenaaiers
Handel - =
Ss g(nl..!..,............... He Was Dcsplsed
tb)..s........,I He Shall Feed His Flock
Mary Louise Clary, Contralto, at
Macbeth II. CONG, FIJI Me a Flowing Bowl
Harry ]. Fellows Tenor. !,
!, Mrs. Flora Williams, Soprano.
Granior, ...... II osannns and Eastern Song
Mary Louise Clnry. Contralto. n
= The latter part OF the evening Is In
tho keeping OF the society, which will
be accompanied by the club accom-
PIANIST, Mis- Bertha. Schrader, and the
Opera House orchestra. Z The beautiful
music OF the Life ofSaian',. has already
been commented upon, and the reallza-
tlon thati st Is the work OF an American
composer should be an Incentive In this
hour OF patriotism to crowd the auditor
Z The members OF the Oratorlo Society,
most OF whom vii take part In to -mor-
row evenings production. are as fol-
lows:
a Mrs r IL, Frank *! 10 Miss Kate Bamber-
ME- SS Harry RRt.ser Mss fss Mary pamber-
Miss Henrietta Rine- Miss Eliza cowan,
Mrs John 6. Rlhel- nile nier, o'A
Mrs Charles NJ. ner. - ; Pity
:. F>rlssell, { 500 Mrs G. P. FLICK.
Mrs George W, Up Miss Gertie Danrers,
.acSran, Miss Hattie, Davis,
MISS se, Virginia Ia. Aarri Miss Martha cald-
Miss Mary Diekey, Mrs. c, v. Harding,
Miss Annie Pelley, Miss Alice Egerter' "
Miss Flora Vain. Miss Nellie Carroll.
Miss Dora Davis, Miss Lottie Jeffers'
Miss Matilda Isc, MrsyiA.s Allen How
,, ehel ! M IA, MRS. w Mcclel-
Mrs Mrs Lewis Clement. Mrs. George Eeeny.
Mrs.' NJ; J. wilson,, Miss Berthe Phillips,
piss Ancei Caldwcl!, Miss Martha OFT.
MISS iss Mamie u. Miss Maggie Dicker-
Miss Ellen D. Hoge, Mrs + NJ car,ln
Mss Alma II Wi! se M Mr Z. p pn99hsr
MIS- Jessie NJ. Mr.. H.. w. Ewalt,
Miss Laura stifel, Mr. Louis cleme Gte'
Miss Louise Rlne-6i,J T.. C: Moore !. JlS's$
mart: Fred R. Huseman,
MISS Name Hal, Mr.. w. d. Mccoy,
Mss Mary Fette. Mr.. ]. B. Baum.
MISS tForence HoSc, MI. Ernest G. Smith.
Mrs. a. A. Wheat, R. c. o'Neill. =
MISS Lulu Car. George Garden,
Miss Cornelia Stifel. II. F. B. McLain.
Miss Gertles Baldwin, Harry SchmeIcheI Il
Miss Carrie Zane. ], Treweck. :. ""S'
Mrs. George C.. Mil Edward w. StifeI
llSan. $50 Harry Vain sts'
Miss Bertha Mccoy, Mr. II. Mendel Tav.
Miss Gertrude tRels- lor, a = -
$.ter. ,.s., Mr.. c. F. Caldwell,
ai lSs m netlie Key Mr.; Fred H: Dan
Mrs. Florence Wat Mr.. Nelson c. Hub
Z. son, IN t5 bard 49, ~ 49, -
Miss Theresa Phil Earl Mckee,
lips, Harry Sweeney,
MISS sara Brockt- DR.. G.. A. Aschmann.
(. 7, nier; 60, Robt: B. Mcclure, ::
MISS Flora Stifel, ". o. Jones,
Miss Alice Walters, Harry Bodley.
Mrs. Martha Z. H.,w. Hughes.
~, w hltnker, Jess Hipklns..
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