Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-06


Metropolitan
MT. Ernest Gamble is known here to be
endowed with a splendid physique and a
marvellous voice, which. together with his
careful training in this country and Eu-
rope, go to make him an artist of high
order
Miss Irma Nordkyn, the pianist, cannot
fail to please an audience in the numbers
selected and Mr.. Robert Thrane. as
cellist, is big drawing card, and the
Whole aggregation makes an entertain
ment as great as Wheeling has had the
Pleasure of having brought into its midst,
The Opera House should be crowded.
Wednesday night the Opera House Or
chestra gives its second grand concert in
the Arion Hall, under direction of Prof.
e. w. Spell. Aiways enjoyable. this con-
cert calls for liberal support because of
unusual elaborateness of programme. the
ensemble work to be supplemented by
violin, flute and piano solos. The last
named numbers being in the keeping g.
MISS Grace Summers Miss Ida Spell ana
Mr.. Robert Seel, of the Nineteenth U. S..
infantry, Fort Wayne, Ind. Each one is
an especial attraction and worthy to be
heard in connection with the organization
OF which this city has a justified pride
Thursday evening in the Opera House
Will be given for the first time Haydnf s
masterpiece, the Creation" under the
auspices of ne a.iuw4ng I,tc5:
Mrs. George B. Mrs. Sallie A. Nc
caldwell, Culloch
Mrs. Frank w Mes Mrs. Dr. r. ]. Reed,
bitt, Mrs H T. I,ittell
Mrs J. w. Phoebus, Mrs. Geo. Rentsch,
Mrs f. W. Banner, Mrs. r. G. Barr,
Mrs. Mary l.. Della Mrs. Ricardo Ricci,
plaine, Mrs. s. L. Brice
Mrs. Alex. Glass. Mrs. ]. L. Sooy,
Mrs John L. Dick Mrs. w. j. W. cow
ey den.
Mrs c. Howard Mrs ]. ]. Jones.
Mrs. Jos. Speers, Mrs. Geo. Adams,
Mrs. Allen Brock. Mrs. Benz. S. ALI
Mrs. Morris Hork- son.
heimer. Mrs. Geo K. Wheat.
Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. L. E. Sands
Mrs. Eben Albert. Mrs. Howard Haz-
Mrs. F. G. Caldwell, lett,
Mrs Jacob Brit Mrs. W. B. Meme
Mrs Charles Char C. Mrs ser Nellie Warren
Schmidt, Holloway
This presentation has so long been
wanted that the days are being counted
by many as even too slowly passing, and
it goes without saying that the Opera
House will be crowded. The society is in
X,
and the soloists to assist it all hold rec
ognized positions as artists They are
Eleanor Meredith soprano; E. C. .Towne.
tenor, and Heinrich Meyn, baritone. The
instrumental part will be in the keeping
of the Opera House Orchestra, assisted
by Prof Herman Schockey and Prof
Edw Rlumenberg. all under direction of
Prof Paris r. Myers, the conductor of
/ the Oratorio Society. The final rehearsal
| takes place Monday evening at o'clock,
! in the Odd Fellows Hall. An earlier
| meeting for the ladies of the society is
+, booked for 10 o'clock Monday morning.
| in the same hall, and the gentlemen at Z
| O'Clock Monday evening. Tickets for as
! sociate members go on sale tomorrow
morning, and those for the public Tues
| day, at Banners music store.
| The current issue of the Church Calen-
dar, of this city, contains an appreci-
alive and capable Criticism of the late
! concert by the Philharmonic Club, at the
| Carroll Club auditorium. over the sigma
| ttlre of "A Lover of Music" The article,
| aside from being a beautiful tribute to
| the best music, is appreciative as regards
the work of the Philharmonic, and as
such Is out one OF the many evidences OF
the awakening of the musical feeling in
Wheeling citizens.
Because of so many evening entertain
ments, the Womans Club will give it's
next recital as matinee, and the pro-
gramme prepared is one catering to all
music lovers, and will be published in full
Thursday morning. The Haydn celebra-
ton will take place Friday evening Feb
ruary 18th. ID"