Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-17
A MUSICAL TREAT
To BE Furnished at the Carroll CIub
Auditorium by the wash.-Jef.
Glee Mandolin and Banjo Club.

Auditorium by the wash.-JefY.
Glee Mandolin and Banjo Club.
Friday, December 18th.
From the Pittsburg Times:
The glee, mandolin and banjo clubs,
of Neutrality-suspicious. College gave
an enjoyable programme OF music, coll
lege and otherwise at the Pittsburg
Carnegie music hall last night. The
strength and fidelity of the college
alumni in this vicinity was evidenced
in the fact that an audience OF about
700 people scorned conspiracy of the
elements and braved penetrating rain
and chilly atmosphere to attend. They
were well rewarded, for the club Is an
excellent one. The habit of carrying
a mascot has been contracted from the
foot ball team, and little negro, fan
tastically clad in red and black. the
colors of the college, took prominent
part
Owing to the absence OF one OF the
best bassos there was a little weak
ness in that department last night, but
the excellence of the remainder COW
cred it up we'll. Under the direction
! of Robert ]. Mcdowell, the first tenor.
the glee club is becoming better than
ever. This was the opening concert o
/ the season. They sang Soldiers in
the Park" from THE Runaway Girl"
accompanied by both instrumental
clubs as an opening number. and the
mascot contributed dance and some
remarkable baton exercises during tho
| singing. The story OF the miller and
! the flea. with a psalm setting a re-
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| medley of popular songs incongruous-
| ly arranged, were favorite numbers.
! Encores doubled the length OF the pro-
| gramme.
Ethelbert Nevin's "Narcissus" and
Robyn's "Manzanillo" were favorlta
mandolin club numbers. and the banjo
club played Hot Corn" and wv. & ].
Gallop" with musical zest. Valentine
} Abt's mandolin solos and G.. b. Wicks
Z songs added to the attractiveness OF
j the programme.
! The clubs will give concert at the
Carroll Club on next Wednesday even
; ing, December goth. Mr.. Abt, the man
dolin soloist, who has just returned
from very successful tour OF the
! West. will accompany the boys. The
/ hour has been changed to o'clock on
account OF the Haas Bailey wedding.
| The following are the patronesses:
Mrs. John B. Garden, al
Mrs. Geo. X Wheat
Mrs. J. P. Pollock.
| Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
/, Mrs. w. F. Wilson.
| Mrs. NJ z. Daizell.
! Mrs. Robt. J. Reed.
Mrs. les. Cummins.
! Mrs. VIII Hearne.
| Mrs. Ed. Franzhein.
Mrs. Harry Whitaker.
I Mrs. J. ". Vance.
/ Mrs. Jno. Waterhouse.
| Mrs. Jno. Moffat
Mrs. H. H. Harrison.
Mrs. Jno. X. List.
Mrs. VIM. +. Stifel
! Mrs. w. l.. Glessner.
! Mrs. Al. Glass.
( Mrs. b. w. Peterson.
| Mrs. J. w. Grubb.
Mrs. r. X. Gifin.
| Mrs. N. L. Harper.
Mrs. Birney Kennard McMechen.
| Mrs. John l.. Diekey.
| Mrs. Alfred PAUL..
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