Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-10
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society,s Calendar for the week.

WEDNESDA4-MrS. Zacn- Robertson re-
ception, from 3 to 5 o'clock. at the
Robertson residence, Sixteenth street.
The Frew-Jenes wedding at the fam
lily home on North Main street at 5
ip m. IN a Persian Garden and mis-
= cellaneous concert by renowned sing
ers at the Carroll Club Auditorium at
SIS O'clock Cotillion Club dance at
Arion Hall at $3.50 O'Clock Mercantile
Whist al Mercantile Club house at
THURSDAY-Mrs Frank J. Waterhouse
reception to Twentieth Century GIFTS
at the Jacob W. Grubo residence Echo
FR1DAY-Mrs. oliver Thompson Rhodes
reception from 3 until 5 o'clock at the
Rhodes residence, North Main street s
The Girl From Maxim s. at the
Opera House in the evening.
SATURDAY-H. w. Rogers at the Opera
House for the beneft Of the City Hos
pitaL 8 g clock.
The concert to be given this even
ing at the A. o. U. w. temple by the
Women's Musical Club promises to
equal any yet given from the view
point of interest. The programme
is an entertaining one, and will be well
delivered. Among the performers are
Mrs. Herbert NJ Riheldaffer and Miss
Margaret Harvey as soloists, both OF
whom possess voices of exceptional
quality, always delightfully."- heard.
Miss Harvey has not sung publicly ex-
cept in church for some time, and
the announcement of two selections
by her has been gladly received. The
instrumental soloists of the evening
are two young ladies who make their
first appearance on the concert stage
of Wheeling. Both have had special adj
yantages as to instruction, and their
renditions will be good. Miss Neon
naughy is young girl who studied
with Professor Hermann NJ. Schockey
for years, and was always considered
one of his most promising pupils. AS
the finishing of her otner studies took
her from this neighborhood, her mu-
steal educaton with Professor Schock-
ey was regratfuIly interrupted, but con-
tinued at WLson College under favor
able conditions for two years, from
which she has just returned. Miss
Maskrey is young lady OF Glasgow,
who came recently to this country
with her parents, and now residing in
Martins Ferry. Her repertoire en-
braces the finest classics, and her per-
Torrance this evening will be of much
interest Mrs. Frederic F. Faris and
Miss Flora Stifel will be heard in an
especially beautiful selection, The
Crimson Glow of Sunset Fades" a
barcarolle for two voices, accompanied
by two performers, Miss Emily r. Pol
lock and Miss Emma Reymann, at the
piano. Misses Alice Egerter, Fannie
Petrie, Martha Oft and Elizabeth Nc
Lain, four young girls whose voices
have been found to blend splendidly,
will sing Sullivan's Lost Chord" while
the Choral Club will be heard in three
fine numbers selected to show the YER
satility and comprehension of the or
ganization directed by Mrs Flora Will
liams. The concert will begin promptly
at s: 80 o'clock, and will be open to the
public The performance throughout
is worthy of a large hearing.
Tickets for the In a Persian Gar
den" concert coming off on Wednes-
day evening, instead of Friday. be-
cause of conflicting dates, are on sale
at Banners music rooms from to-day
on, where all purchasers of season
tickets can exchange them for re-
served seats without exrta charge. The
reserved seats will be given at once
for all three concerts of the series to
holders Of coupons. the advantage of