The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-04
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societys calendar for The week reads;
Monday evenIng-Allee Lincoln Dean.
with woman's Club at the Carroll Club.
Tuesday evening-Mrs. Oliver T.
Rhodes progressive euchre party.
wednesday afternoon = Twentieth
Century Girls reception at the Harry
Cecil WHITAKER home, Echo Point.
Thursday EVENING" Philharmonic con-
cert at Y. n. G. A. hall supper at YIN.
c. A. hall; whitaker and Cecil recep-
ton, at Cecil Place; Twilight Club At
the Mcclure.
Friday afternoon-The Married La
dies Euchre Club entertainment 81 the
Stamm, with Mrs. w. w. irwin MIS-.
Frank &. Hoffman and Mrs. B. G. Dent
as hoStesses.
Friday evening The Debutante club
entertainment ut the John Mofat
home. WOodsdale.
The Alice Lincoln Dean song recital
| at the Carroll Club this evening % an
event Of interest throughout the city.
Mrs. Dean comes highly endorsed from
musical circles OF New York, and has
been magnihcently received wherever
| appearing. Her voice 10 an exception
| ally beautiful one and Is most AatteF-
lngly commented upon by the press
throughout the country ME- Dean
comes before a Wheeling audience un-
der the auspices Of the Woman's Mu-
steal Club, out OF which organization
the Choral Club members are to partic-
ipate in to-night's programme, with
| Mrs. Flora Williams, soprano, and
Miss Margaret Harvey, alto, sololsts OF
| the ensemble. Miss Kate McHenry,
| Glib accompanist. will doc the piano
| work Of the evening. Tickets are on
\ sale at C. A. Houses music rooms to-
day, and at the Carroll Club box office
tonight. The programme, which is ap-
pended, Is full Of recognized gems and
that they. will be given a distinguished
! Interpretation is assured. The pro-
gramme:
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Alice Lincoln Dean 1900.
2. synnoves Song
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Alice Lincoln Dean.
1. Song OF the Norns. :. Heinrich Hoffman
Mrs. Williams Miss Harvey and
Choral Club
s. When Sparrow, Build ygL l Gabrris,
6. (a) Beat Upon Mine Little Heart.
............................ NeHln
(bl At Parting .."..............;Y;, rogers
(el Good Night ................ Massenet
Alice Lincoln Dean.
T. PansO ...............,.........., Tosti
Alice Lincoln Dean.
~ sIpce First Met Thee. .Rubinstein
Alice Lincoln Dean.
r
The Woman's Club Saturday after
noon concert called forth an apprecia-
tive audience, in which was noticed
Mrs. Alice Lincoln Dean, to-night's at
traction at the Carroll Club. and her
mother, Mrs. Lincoln, Of this city. Mrs.
Frank LeMoyne Hupp, who is again
enrolled among the active membership,
after several seasons inability to
participate, was on the programme, and
her appearance Enthusiastically antIc-
lpated. Her position In Musical Wheel
ing is recognized and her brilliant play
| Ing Of the Beethoven Concert opus 81,
with the Reinecke cadenza, proved her
worthiness for placing in the front
rank Her Interpretation throughout
was excellent. MRS. Hupp was Bplend-
| idly supported with second piano. by
Miss McHenry. The other instrument
tallst was Miss Amanda Spell, whose
selection from Wagner's Flying
Dutchman" pleased and was well rem
dered. The vocal solos Of the afternoon
were in the keeping OF Miss Margaret
Harvey. alto. and Miss Elsie Gundling,
dramatic soprano. Each possesses an
exceptional voice and uses It we'll. The
selections, Goodbye, Sweet Day
CVannah), and "salve Regina" (Danal,
respectively, were thoroughly enjoyed.
| The ensemble work of the afternoon
consisted of two numbers, Neidlinger's
beautiful song. Crossing the Bar"
Interestingly sung by Misses Theresa
Phillips. Minnie Wincher, Bessis Nc
Lain, Eta Roberts, Emma Reymann,
Gertrude Becker and Eleanor Vardy,
and Wagner's bridal chorus from ''Lo-
hengrin," well given by the Choral
Club. Altogether, the recital was a
good one. The next regular matinee
will be given to the associate members
and their friends, Saturday, January 8,
1900.
Tuesday evening. at 8 p. M. prompt