The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-07
recital a fixed feature OF Musical Wheel
Ing. and walt upon Prof. Hartmann
with the proposition.

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inE. and walt upon Prof. Hartmann
with the proposition.
Tuesday evening at st, Luke's Parish
House. the Wheeling Amateur orches-
ira gave an exceptionally pleasing con.
cert This organization is progressing
rapidly. and Its music to-day Is equal
to that OF organizations of many years
more practice. The leader, Mr.. Evans,
ranks high as n solo violinlst here, and
his work as leader does not fall short,
Friday afternoon, Miss Emma s.
Howard. the vocalist brought to the city
by the Mozart Society for Its May Fcs-
tival, favored the Woman's Clubswith.
four selections. much to the delight OF
all. Miss Howard has a very pretty
voice Of great compass. She will be
heard again at Mozart Park to-mor-
row.
The affairs booked for the coming
week are such as need no heralding.
Brooke's band, with Miss Sybil Sammls,
Is so enthusiastically remembered from
last seasons visit here that Il goes With
out saying that each performance, Sun
day and Monday. will be heard by q
large concourse of people.
Tuesday. Mr.. Paris R. Meyers, organ
list Of st. Matthews p. E. church, will
give an organ recital in Wellsburg, as
sisted by Miss Zou Hastings, one of the
city's best known singers. That a real
treat Is In store for Wellsburg, Musical
Wheeling emphatically predicts. Nj.
Meyers musicianship Is acknowledged,
and Miss Hastings, singing will elicit
the approval OF any audience.
For Thursday. evening at the home OF
Mrs. Hastings, 1928 South sEoff street,
has been arranged an artistic musicale,
under direction of Miss Zou Hastings,
In behalf OF the Epworth League Of the
Fourth street church.. A silver Offering
Of any denomination Is the admission
price, and everything points to o large
gathering.
Friday afternoon the woman's Club
will celebrate a Mendelssohn day. An
especially pleasing programme has been
prepared. The paper Is in. thetexcel-
lent keeping OF Miss Mary Eardy, whose
thorough musical knowledge Is recog-
nized. and the plano solo work will be
by Miss Blanch Laue, one of the tai
ented young members, Of the club. who Is
ut present pursuing her musical studies
with Mrs. C. P. Flick.
Two beautiful trios, two choruses and
q solo make up the vocal work, while
two ensemble instrumental numbers
will delightfully."- add to the artistic mer-
1t. The famous Mendelssohn Wedding
March Is one OF the selections.
johnson Bane. the guitar virtuoso,
gave a recital last night at Milligan,
Wilkin 6 Co.'S music rooms to a very
small! audience, small no doubt on ac-
count Of the Indictment weather. MI.
Bane opened the eyes of his audience
to the wonderful possibilities of that
sweet instrument the guitar, and his
playing was characterized by such
taste and precision, coupled with the
expression Of an artist, that his delight
ed auditors almost lost sight. OF the DIFF
ficulties Mr.. Bane had mastered to OBJ
tain such proficiency. His selections
embraced gems from Chopin, Mozkows-
XII, and several Of his own compositions.
Encores were frequent a larger audi
ence would doubtless sreetsMr. Bane's
next appearance In Wheeling.
The programme was i~ntersperscd by
two vocal solos, "Crumsels to Nina"
and Answer" charmingly sang by Miss
Ellanora Vardy, who made her second
appearance last night on a concert plat