The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-24

esting. aiding, as It does, the knowl-
edge Of the writer's and works that are
helping to build up u Musical America.
The invitations received last Satur-
day from Mr.. o. c. Dewey and Mr. +.
". Banner for a series OF soiree-Inu-
sicales, at the artistic home OF the
former, at Echo Point, led to an eager
acceptance, and, through IT, to an UNI
Outstanding of an instrument not be-
fore known. Its placing in the home OF
Mr.. Dewey Is the highest evidence OF
that gentleman's real love OF music, as
1t also is q distinct compliment to the
inventor OF the AeolIan, since in this
section no one stands higher in the
ranks Of the Connoisseur. A magnih-
cent repertoire was at the disposal Of
the guests, and Mr.. Sinclair, the ma
nfpulator, who stands to the instrument
in the position OF a conductor to an
orchestra, gHve an intelligent reading.
All who ayaIled themselves Of the de-
lights OF these afternoons now realize
that the instrument which resembles
an upright piano, with the stops and
pedals OF an organ attached. Is not aH-
tomato, and why 1t has the endorse
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circles OF culture and society.
The Wesleyan Musical Clubs concert
at the Carroll Club auditorium. on
Thursday evening, will be the event q
the week, and bring together ALI Mu-
steal Wheeling, active and associate.
This Is the first appearance in the city
OF an eastern university organization
In nine years, and appreciation will be
shown the effort of Mr.. Nelson C. HUB
bard, whose work for the good OF Mu-
steal Wheeling has long been recog-
niZed. There are sixteen young gentle-
men in the glee club. and their ensem-
Bile singing Is unusually fine. The Sc
lections chosen by the Wesleyans COM
pare In grade OF difficulty and in de-
livery with Harvard, while the render
Ing OF the jolly numbers, with which
the encore repertoire is replete, rank
with the delightfully."- enjoyable work OF
Yale. The mandolin club embraces,
including flute and cello. ten players,
and their music is exceptionally fine.
The interesting programme prepared
for the Wheeling concert was published
in full last Saturday. The tickets go
on sale at Houses music rooms Mon
day morning, and the personnel OF the
organization which will close the year
will be found in to-day's society notes.
The programmes for the elaborate
song services of the various churches,
together with the makeup Of the choirs,
are appended
Prof. Hermann NJ. shockey has
charge Of the choir Of st. Paul's German
Lutheran church. and under his direc-
ton will be sung among other music
1.-THE Gloria" from MoZart's Twelfth
Mass"
At st. Joseph's Catheral. with full
Opera Orchestra accompaniment, Will
be rendered the following programme:
MORNING.
Mozarts Seventh Mass lin b. Flat.
Ohertory-o Mira Adams
Misses Yahn and Rlester.
Messrs. Carney and Yahn.
1890 Generals Mass in G. with full Or
chestral Accompaniment.
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Misses YRhn and Gather.
Messrs. Carney and YOunge.
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Rosewig's Nespers.
Mozart's Magnificent.
Qunrtette-C Christmas Anthem, So. MelvN
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solo and ChOrlIs-O Salutnris Melvil
Miss Connolly, SoIoIst.
Veni Crentor, Handel
Miss Emma Connolly.
Solo and Chorts-TantIim Ergo. :. Aldega
Miss Emma Yahn, Soloist.
At the First Presbyterian church,
with Mrs. Flora williams. soprano and
director. Mrs, PEBBLES Tatum, alto; Mr..
II w Ewalt. tenor; Mr.. Jasper c.
rn,,,, bosqo an6 Mics Mary Wilde.
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