The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

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tho early fail This announcement mi
been dcllghttully received, as Mics
clary's; singing at the recent concert AZ
furorc, j1t, 2'''ffs
Mrs. Flora Williams and Mrs. Frank
LIE MoynelHupp will attend the nntion-
al music convention In New York city,
toIoe held the last OF this month These
annual conventions are OF great I'm
pooftance 10 the musical progressive
ness or the country and the place Of
holding this gear being the Waldorf
Astorin, holds out an additional induce
ment for attendance. The programme
VIII DO made up of artists OF lnterna-
tl0nal reputation. ,S4 m !, lTlfp
The ladies, OF the Second Presbyter-
Ian church are to be congratulated for
the compliment OF the large audience
Thursday evening, testifles 10 their abil.
iltyt us workers for charity, The audi
torium was filled with n cultured con-
gregation Complimentary also to Mr..
hartman, organist. and Mrs. George d.
iCaalluwell, leader of the choir, under
whose auspices fine programme had
oeenG arranged for this entertainment.
mo encores" was printed as n foot
note and IN a measure deprived the ,au-
dience OF usual delight The opening
number by the choir proper, Mrs; Cald-
Wetl,5Miss McGranuhan, Mr.. Zulauf and
Mr.. Robinson; was splendldly given and
a second hearing would have beenfen.
1oyed. Mr.. Robert Darrah sustained
his reputation as one OF this city's hes.
elocutionists, In the rendition OF two
selections, and proved his versatility, as
eaehiw was entirely different In style. 81 3
During the first AUX Italians" Mr..
Hartman, softly played the music from
lltTrovatore." Mr.. Charles Zulauf.
lbasso, always gives pleasure with his
fine voice and his effort merlted the
hearty applause bestowed. Mrs. Nellie
Warren Holloway, deservedly popular
In musical circles. for her mastery OF
the plano forte, contributed two inter-
esting numbers to the programme,w which
were thoroughly appreciated. 81
Mrs. George 3. Caldwell, In whom
much Interest centered, not having
been heard as ooncert soloist for many
years, delighted all with her artistic
and expressive singing, and the pleas
ture OF. her reappesrance In Musical
Wheeling gives unbounGed gratifica-
ton. A beautifully sung duet by Mrs.
Caldwell and Mr.. Zulauf closed the mu-
sicaltportion of an especially entertain
Ing evening. the latter part Of which
was devoted TO social intercourse over.
the, Ices.
pa. brilliant concert was heard In the
Carroll Club auditorium last evening,
by one OF the finest audiences assem-
;bled this season. Signor and Mrs. Riccl
and their pupils, furnishing the enter
Stainment. deserved the compliment.
The personnel of the class CONTAINED
some names new In Musical Wheeling
as concert performers, and much inter-
estWas manifested In their work which
was not found wanting. The programme
opened with a double trio and closed
with a chorus-supported solo; these
numbers were well rendered and espe-
cially pleasing. Two duets, beautifully
sung by Miss Caldwell and Miss Grub,
and Mrs. Klee and Miss Graham, re-
spectively, also were. interesting because
OF the study involved, and the ensem-
BILE singing was an attractive feature
of the evening. -
: The solo part began with Mr.. jamie
son, who was heard to splendid advant-
age in Molloy's Rose Marie"ls Mr..
Jameson Is a member OF ST. Matthew'S
choir. Miss Ada Graham was heard
for the first time and her very sweet