The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-13
MUSICAL WHEELING.

Though the hot weather is herr, NJ.
steal Wheeling is not ready TO be pu.!.
ed out OF the way, nsthe past wesk az
the one row beginning prove. Wan
much out of town talent las: week e.
forded sincere enjoyment to the gAsi
at the Mont dc chantal, oratOsiO, :.
Fourth street NJ. E church dist.
gutshed musical performances, III
city's tn.cnt held Its own more tn
c-editab!y and the work deserving So
cial recognition is that Of Mrs. Mark
E. Whitaker, Mrs. Fora Williams, ,4ss
Zou Hastings, Miss Bertha Schrats,
Mr.. Henry Hughes, Mr. Paris 2
Meyers and the Opera. House orcEsstrt
Miss Mary Louise Clary, though ii
OF this city. has from now on the pr
sonal friendship and admiration Z
every faction, in the make-up Of NJ
steal Wheeling. Her magnificent rot.
was heard 10 much better advantage G
this visit and her power over It's ataP:.
ability is realized. Miss Clary, sliui.
day morning, visited the Sisters al 5.
Joseph's academy, ard in the at;erroda
went TO Mont Ge Chan.al, and could 1&
have sung to more apprecia;!vely gu
Gated audiences than she found In eotl
these Institutions. Where the charlG
her voice and personality were jas.T
estimated.
The present week is full OF every st!s
OF music and each separate enteEiaE.
ment win receive the fullest ereoStisse
nIent OF Its constituency. Tuss
evening. at ST. Matthews 2. Z. cht!Li
the choirs boys. under direction Of ",
Meyers, orSanist, WIZ sing the "WEed
of the Hesperus," accompanied BY u
Wheeling orchestra. This perforiiIa.l;as
has for some time been anticipated q.
It's occurrence failing on Tuesday eyss
ing, which holds two other interes-ls
affairs, connected with church and ~
ucat!onal life, Is 10 be regretted. 49
silver Offering wiz 80 TO tie cho!F GU:
Ing fund.
The big affair OF the week coTes 9
on "Wednesday evening at WhsslS
park, when occurs the Ar!on sociaa'
midsummer nights festival. AZ y.
usually entertaining ard good lll<I
programme has been arranged py f.H.
HERMANN Scockey, which fact inSuis
its artistic ard excellent c&sts'Es
through.
Thursday evening, at the seeO s,
Presbyterian church and for It's pslsl4
VIII, be given one OF the best s.liaa "a
certs OF the season. II IS under ,Ds y.
rection! OF Mr.. Heinrich Hartman, =. =.
organist, who Will be assisted .! M ~
choir in Quarte;te numbers, anu me y.
George %. Caldwell, president o. =
Woman's Club and leader OF the caS ,O..
choir, as soprano sOloist, ART ID W.
work with Mr.. Charles ZMaui, pd
dent of the Mozart singing soc!eH an an.
basso of the choir. Mr.. Zulauf aiso ss
pears as soloist. Both OF tHese H W
assure the beauty OF the vocu' w Il,
Mrs Ne,t.e Warren HOLLOWAY, V%s
the clty's finest 500 pianists, ias u q.
keeping two numbers, and no Wot Ss.ss.
surfing an instrumental treat ate n' -
sary. Mr.. Robert Darrah, wnS %si.,S.
utation as all elocutlonist Is we.; ~ e ~.
l!shed, has consented 10 vary ,as
steal programme with several ses ~ (.
thereby conducting 10 the p'e'AHsSnrrh.
the miscellaneous taste of a Gnu. cru /.
gathered audience. The prosran.ss,y
full VIZ be published on Wees s'ss
Friday evening at the carFol., S Mr..
the advanced pupils OF Signor AN III
Rtccario Ricci Wiz be heard IN tse' area.
concert stage, ind an enjoyao ~ sispv
ing ascertain. The reputation y. nd 81.
and Mrs. Ricci as professional, a" ,,rS:
perlor musicians is known 10 ti' ,ysnsrn
world ut large, and any studei;s '.i nsiars
worthy by them 10 be brous ,n,rsSnaIs,
the public is, in that fact, pt .,MDIIs 4.
conrpNmented. The mandolin p" FsrIaat
Mrs. Ricci, who are favored on NJ an3
evening, are Miss Louise lSheHA-'
Miss Lizzie Jones.