The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-05
MUSICAL WlIEELING.

| s,rJa,, tS1Al.. ~ SATURDhY.a
o,,eshesirn concert. Arlon Hall. n & ~
| Moheay, evening. o'clock. oratotio So
eisstty Sa rehearsal. odd Feilown Hail.
rchSn%SSy eye sln Pollock, Arion Society.
InesIgy evening, s o'clock. orphcus So
eleLS. rehcarSal. Conservatory OF Ninalc,y
Ihurspay evening, 3 o'clock, Mozart
s9Te ISdS, fehearsal, Mozart Hail. IN Z
hearsal, A. Q. U. w. Temple.
THIS week music held Its wonted sway
and some OF the very choices, pieasl
ures, not only for this city but for mu.
sic lovers throughout the state and ia
the state on the other side OF the river.
were DISPENSED through the courtesy OF
Musical Wheeling. h. y
Parkersburg had the compliment Of
entertaining one Us well as being en-
tertalned by one OF Musical Wheellng's
notable members, Mr.. Henry w.
hughes, basso profundo. who assisted
MI. CHARLES Buckley in his excellent
EFFORT 70 bring the best In music be-
tore a Parkersburg audience.
Monndsvllle had in Its midst on sat-
friday evening some OF the best from
Wheeling's musical circles, among
whom were Mr.. a. a. Taylor, bassJ.
whose artistic manner OF handling his
voice is everywhere acknowledged. and
Miss Annie V. Sage, prominent menu
be- OF the Woman's Club, and organist
OF 81. Luke's p. T., church.
Last evening GAINESVILLE Ohio, had
| "a n 90 tAt,r E...
embracing Mrs. Nellie Warren Hollo-
way, recognized as one OF its finest pi-
nnist; Mr.. Henry w. Hughes, Mr.. Jo-
ham Huml, noted for ability as n flut-
! ist, and the Wheeling orchestra, an or
gsaiuatlon OF musicians. making the
showing from here creditable alike to
this city and to the city acting In the
capacity OF host. q
The affairs at home were above the
average In interest. The Philharmonic
Quartet concert Tuesday, was distinct
success, 10 the audience artistically,s
and to the Quartet because OF an al.
most full house. The programme was
made up OF selections new to the Phil.
harmonic audience which to the major-,
ity Is an item Of interest. The compo-
sers interpreted were Haydn. Mattiole,
| Wienwelskl and Beethoven. There are
but three more concerts in the present
sries and they should be literally pat-;
ronized. feature OF the coming ones
| Will be Haydn celebration after the
style of the Beethoven anniversary last:
December. which proved the red letter.
day In the clubs history. 81
The Woman's Club matinee in the
A. Q. U. W. temple yesterday was un.
usually entertaining. A splendid pro-
sramme had been arranged by the
committee and to 1t were added vocal
and instrumental numbers rendered by
three young ladies now visiting in the:
city, and who are graduates of the Boz
ton Conservatory OF Music. The club Is
doing at present the very best work vet
accomplished. and its coming Mozart,
and Beethoven days, 10 be followed.
with large concert In the Opera House:
Thursday evening, April IA. give cause,
for much flattering comment. n
Another topic In talk and OF Intense
interes: TO Musical Wheeling Is the tef-
fort on the part OF Mr.. Rlester. mana
ger of the Opera House, to bring to
this city the Anton SeidI orchestra. The
guarantee fund is $1,000 and It is Mr..
Reister's intention TO voice the senti-
ment of the community. In the matter
before any definite decision is made.s
| The Idea. as promulgated. is TO get out
subscribers lists. in charge OF musical
organizations and Influential citzens,s
and only the amount OF tickets to be
purchased at time OF concert TO be SUBJ
scr!hed for. II the promised sale OF,
tickets as seen on paper warrants that:
the thousand dollar5 are at hand. the
city may expect the greatest musical
attraction 1t has had. 81
There is to be no public demonstra-
ton In musical circles during the COM
| Ing week. Rehearsals OF all socletiesi
are on as usual. and the furtherinsl Of
the plan to bring the best OF all orches4
trail organizations to this city should be
the self constituted task OF every mer1-
Der OF Musical Wheeling and every mu-i
| sic lover as we'll. Jos
1t looks as though the Anton Seidi or
chestra will not be heard In WheelIng
Although over 200 seats have been subs
scribed for. 1t is necessary to havesat
subscription of at least 600 to 700 seats,
and the time is so short and the field so
limited that Manager Relster, OF the:
Opera House. fears he will be unable to
receive assurances OF coming out even
before next Monday, when the marriage
| ment of the SeiGl orchestra has asked
that the contract for the engagement
be closed. Through q typographical
error, the 1utelligencGr stated that tho
seats were 81 and sl.JO they are SO and
Sl.50. It Is earnestly hoped that before.
next Monday evening tho slihsrrtnt Inn