The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

gems OF the "spiering Quartet roper
tolre, ana che last number, the Mendels-
sohn Trio, is embraced on the best music
cal programmes OF artists everywhere.
Professor Herman II. Schockey. al the
piano, Professor Edward Blumenberg,
violin, and Mr.. Fred Meyer. cello, are
able TO Rad the work, as is well known,
and an excellent rendition Is assured.
The first part of the programme cone
slsls OF quartetts proper with Mr.. Lac
Roche. who takes Mr.. Farber's place. as
second violin Professor schockey Play
Ing first, and Professor BlumAnberg the
viola. That the Y, n. c. A. hall on
Tuesday evening will be filled goes With
out saying. The numbers for the first
a-ouartette. ........... Opus 81 No. s
Allegro Moderate.
AdaglO CiIntablle.
Menuetto (AllegFetto).
Finale presto.
'Tliomas-Gn =. .Entr'acte Mignon
FrOehlleh ................,: '..,..... oFtmanIa
Intermtsslotl.
Herbert-TFlo ..,................... Serenade
Ih0inSso y IS nf xeI
Motto Allegro Agitnto.
Andante con motto tranqulllo,
EcherZo (ViVnCe).
Finale, Allegro assal appasslonate.
The Woman's Club gives It's third re-
cltal this afternoon in the clubs rooms
in the a. o. u w. Temple, The pro-
Eramme will bring to public notice two
members Of the club not heard before
as sololsts. Miss Martha Baird Caldwell,
daughter OF General and Mrs Alfred
Caldwell. and Miss Rose A. Weekly, the
chorus accompanies Of the organization
The programme In full follows:
Jungst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loves Sorrow
Choral Club
Nevln (pianol. ............A Country Dance
Hermes tvoieesl. ...,:..... The Lonely Rose
Misses Eleanor Vardv, Mary VArdy and
Theresa Phillips.
Nevtn. tvoice. with violin obligato)....
Miss Martha B. Caldwell.
Grieg, tplano). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
....Album Leaves No. / and opus ,2S
Miss Rose a. Weeltley.
Whoreon the wild Thyme crows. .......
Mrs. Howard Hopkins and Miss Laura
HiplSins.
sprosss: GyoIees( ;.;ip:.:...;;.:.;. Boating Song
Wheat, w. c. Gardner, j. A. Gray and
Misses Mary Vardy, Amanda Spell,
Laura HlplSlns, Martha Caldwell, Abby
Ratcllne, Estella Chapman and Grace
Stone.
Some of Musical Wheeling anticipate
taking in the Maurice Grau Grand Opera
season In New York, now opened, and to
continue for seventeen weeks. OF Its
membership Mrs. Frank lie MOynG
HupD is already there, 10 be followed
later by Mrs. Flora Williams, and
Messrs. Nslson-C. Hubbard. Nelson r.
Vance. jr.. George Mccoy, Irwin Paul.
Edward Stlfel, Henry Stlfel and others
now considering the opportunity.
The tickets for the Philharmonic con-
cert go on sale at noon to-day at all the
music houses and the Y. NJ. C. A. build
Ing.
Tho concert by the Waldo Quartet
last Thursday evening In the English
Lutheran church, was the most SUCCESS
full OF Its career. The numbers were ar
tlstlcally arranged and interpreted. Tho
programme was interestingly varied
with readings by Mr. James P. Morgan
and splendid vocal work by Mrs. Ion
Hastings Frazier.
Musical Wheeling was proud OF Its
representatives at the City hospital
benefit. Miss Emily Pollock at the pl-
ano did marvellous accompanying work.
Miss Gertrude Riester, one of the clty'a
most promising younger singers, was
deilghtedlv heard as queen and e5pe-
clally was her singing OF the Star Span
GIed Banner effective, in the finale,
when she ideally portrayed the Goddess
of Liberty. Allan Goodwin, although
from Bridgeport, Is claimed by Musical
Wheeling. and the ovation he receives
is fully merlted.
Musical Wheeling should inaugurate
here the Difference paid in other citlei
to rendltions Of our national songs by
rising when the first note Is sounded.
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