Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-26
MUSICAL.

The recital to be given at the Carroll
Club auditorium on the evening of Deem
Der 4th. by Mrs. Alice Lincoln Dean, the
famed contralto. of New York, under the
auspices of the Woman's Musical Club,
will undoubtedly attract one of the largest
audiences of lovers of music recently
known in the city The programme is not
yet available, but will be forthcoming in
due time, and an exquisite rendition of the
numbers is assured.
A complimentary musical will be given
by j. Sebastian Raffertys vocal class and
pupils at Cathedral hail. December 4th
The programme will be:
l. Q, Columbia, We Hail Thee. Chorus
Music by Donizetti.
g. Vocal Solo. My Loves Dear Eyes
Music by Ferber.
4. orchestral Selection. ........... Orchestra
........Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall
Music by Wallace.
Z. Piano Solo ............... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selected
s. Soprano Solo. Dreamt
Music by schira.
-, Music by Verdi
~ ~ Tiano Puett Concert Waltz
-hdS4C Dy vincent
Y baritone Solo. .....................Sel Selected
i. oFchesfrai Number ..::......
.:..:.... 'Tis But a Little Faded Flower
10. Unison Song.......A Dream of Paradise
~. fldno Solo........ Opera selections
There was a large attendance at st.
Luke's parish house yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being the musical entertain
ment given by Miss Annie V. Sage to the
relatives and friends of her pupils. The
programme was as follows:
Katherine Taylor.
Eleanor Sweeney.
BY the Spring. b: Slumber Song. .Gurlitt
Helen Wolvington.
Mary Gessner.
1dlop ............. .....-........ StreaDog
Minnie Jones.
Smoky Mokes ...................Ho lzman
Chester Rogers.
Nettie Young.
Ouetl-CoIuInDlne ....,.............. IOdarQ
Margaret Cummins and Augusta
Hearne.
sweet BYE and Bye. w yn1an
Myrtle Rogers.
Ocean Breeze .......................... Kellar
Gertrude linn
Wayside Rose .......................Sp indier
La q
summer ...-.................... Lichner
Marie Anderson.
: al ''"s Mildred Wright. AAiise
Jasper Jenkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Sidney Mccoy.
Blanche Kraft. '''''' : Ian .
Helen Smith.
49,
At st. Lukes parish house on the Island,
Tuesday evening, an entertainment will
be given for the benefit of the church.
Novel features will be the Shadow Pictures
from Dickens, and a musical programme
consisting largely of selections from the
opera "Geisha." Following is the pro-
gramme:
Overture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "Geisha"
Chaperone, Mrs W. B. Woods.
l. 500 'V0'ap Mr.. Baum ;aiir;.'''''''''''''''
2. Duet (vocaD ............... .......
PUNCH and Judy show" "Geisha"
Mrs. Flora Williams.
DIR. Eugene Warren.
o. s'0 Dr.. Eugene Warren. -
sO'O >' Mrs. Flora williams: I'm uin
Miss H. Alice McCabe. :.
Mrs. Flora Williams, Virginia HsTri-
Wincher BESSIE McGranagan.
INTERMISSlON.
.....'...s Scene from David Copperfeld"
Chaperone Mrs c. n. Hancher.
2. Sarah Camp and Betsy Spry..........
Chaperone. Mrs. w d. Mccoy.
8. Dick Swiveller and Marchioness.
Chaperone, Miss H. Alice McCabe.
4. Shadow Dance. Miss Josephine Robinson
Chaperone, Mrs. Wylie Irwin
5. David Copperfield NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chaperones. Mrs. Lawrence Sands,
Mrs. Harry Sands.
s. SmallweeG Family .....................
Chaperone, Mrs. Danner.
Z. Dance. ............. ..............
Herr Won Sennstiner.
The Orpheus Male Quartette starts tins
season with an augmented membership.
The meeting nights at the Arbenz Conser-
vatory of Music have been changed from
Tuesday to Monday nights.
Mince Pies baked to order at Ziegen-
felder's.
Monday Only.
Our regular $3.50 Clothes Brush, in
Ctar1incy ~