The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-05
SOCIETY.

SOCIETY.
| A large and representative Wheeling
! audience was gathered In the Carroll
club auditorium last evening in complI-
meut to the attraction offered by the
woman's Musical Club of this city.
The organization made It's first public
appearance of this season, and its en-
thuslastic advance reception was war
ranted, for the work done last night
was excellent, showing that the person.
mel of the Choral Club. now In training
for the nth season under Mrs. Will
Jams, appreciates that advantage, and
is gratefully responsive to her as dIrec-
tor and to the management of the
club for the privilege. The work sung
was Hofrman's Song Of the Norns,"
study of Importance unsteady, and its
Interpretation and handling reflected
credit on all connected in the presenta-
ton. Miss Kate McHenry lnagnificently
accompanied 1t, while Mrs. Williams
finely did the soprano solo part and
Miss Margaret Harvey, whose beautiful
contralto voice wins the admiration Of
all bearers, had the lower solo part Of
the composition.
The out-of-town attraction Of the
evening was Alice Lincoln Dean, con-
traito. OF New York. Mrs. Dean Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Lincoln,
Of this city, and her arrival and public
hearing were anticipated with much
pleasure by the many friends OF her
parents, and by Musical Wheeling. Her
programme Of songs as arranged was a
comprehensive one and 1t was delights
fully received. the composers repre-
scented being Wagner. RubensteIH,
Meyerbeer, Kjerulf, Cornelius, Grleg.
Adam. Gabriel, Nevin, Rogers, Masse-
net and Tosti. Her Interpretation of
the last named elected applause which
demanded two recognItions. Taken as
a whole charming evening Of song
was enjoyed and the inaugural of the
season OF 1S99-190O may be counted as
an impetus to more good music. Mrs,
Dean leaves for Washington, Pa, for
recital next Friday. after which she
will return here us the house guest OF
her parents, mt which time she will be
Joined by her husband, Frederic Dean,
noted lecturer on music topics, which
are illustrated by Mrs. Dean.
The first musicale by Prof, j. sebas-
tIan Raherty.s vocal pupils occurred
last evening at the Cathedral High
school hall, and attracted a very large
audience, which enjoyed the lengthy
but always interesting programme, as
follows:
Orchestra Hevday. Heinrich
81. Cecilia Orchestra.
o, Columbia, We Hail Thee. Donizetti
Chorus
Miss Georgia Thomas and Master
VIII Blake
Recitntlon-"Hnking An Elevator" ....-
Miss Kate Black.
Tenor Sleeves: Let Me Like n Sol:
Mr. Henry Paul. "
Piano SOLO A,isS Ia selected
Unison Song-zTwilIght,. ;;;,......".Nlncent
Glass OF Ladies.
Contralto SolO-My Loves Dear Eyes
Miss blanche Sm mouse,
j. Sebastian Rafferty,.
orchestra-EyenIng slumhers. .Mcrcadante
St CeCilia's Orchestra
Duet for Tenor and Alto-Home to Our
Mr.. Paul and Miss Ella smousc. s
PlanS DuSt-ConSert Waltz, .kallewoda
Rafferty,.
Mezzo Soprano solo-I Dreamt. -. Schira
Miss sItenia Gessncr
Mr. Leo Kletziy,
Unison Song-A Dream OF Paradise, Gray
Glass OF Ladies.
Song-Tis But Little Faded Flower,
Glass OF Ladies
Miss Mollie MCAllCster.
Orchestra .....,.........,.,,"'..,.., selected
A very quiet but pretty wedding was
performed at the Cathedral last even
ing, in which the contracting parties !
were Mr., John Youngingcr, mall car
rler. OF the East End, and Miss Fannie
Bentz. an estlmable young lady OF the |
North End The nuptial knot was tied
by the Rev. o. II. Moye. The attend |
nnts were Mr.. and Mrs George a. |
Tappan. The newly married couple re-
Ceived the congratulations of host of |
friends and many handsome presents. |
Mr.. and Mrs, YOunGinGer will make 4
their home in North Wheeling.
The supper arranged by the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Christian
Association for next Thursday evening,
promises TO be II social as well us n |
gastronomIc success The Indies inter. |
cstcd will preside with InefTable grace |
over the tastefully arranged tables and !
servo the dclicocies Ia their guests. a |
good supper and good time are pro-
missed all who attend. At S:l5. after |
the supper, choice musical programme
will be rendered in the hall
The following "a; home" cards were
Issued yesterday:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Bricn,
~ Home
In Hunorof MIR and Mrs Thos O'Bren, jr. |
Thursday. December seventh,
$50 TO 10 y. m,