Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-22
emit, ana the famous .intermezzo' had, Of
course, to be repeated.
MUSICAL.


The parIor musicale TO be given to-mor-
row evening, at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
B. Caldwell No. 70 Sixteenth street. for
THE benefit Of the Kings Daughters OF ST.
Matthews P. E. church promises to be one
of the most brilliant events of the present
season. The excellent programme. here
with appended. is in very competent hands
and its perfect rendition is assured. That
the attendance will be large is also GER
tain. the programme follows:
i. Vocal Duett-Twin Stars. Chaminade
Misses Henrietta Rinehart and
Martha OFT.
2. willamette .....................D DELI Acqua
Miss Sue Caldwell
8. Bedouin Loye Song; .Pinsuti
Rev. David w. Howard.
4. Song-Hush. My Little One. .Bevignani
Miss Henrietta Rinehart.
5. Piano Solo-Tarantelle Chopin
Mrs. Nellie Warren-Holloway.
6. Song-Creole Love Song. .......-..S Smith
Miss Martha OFT.
Z. Song-Sunrtse ;.......:.....W ekerlin
Miss Eleanor Vardy.
s. Song-May Morning .Denza
Mss Flora Stifel.
9. Song-Husheen ..Needham
Mss Margaret Harvey.
10. Piano Solo-Nocturn, op. 80 No. z.
lOl J6 -I1ClSCAl
Mrs. Nellie Warren-Ho Holloway.
IL. Song-Without Thee. Guy dHardlot
Miss Gertrude Reister.
Il. Song-Wandering Knight. Molloy
Mr.. Jasper Baum
Accompanists-
Miss Nellie Ebeling.
Miss Ella Brice.
Mr. Paris r. Meyers.
A Steinway grand piano viii be used.
n
Being unable to procure the Carroll Club
as intended for the sth of May, Mr.. Ric-
cardo Ricci has engaged the Arion Hall,
where his pupils recital will take place on
Tuesday evening, the 10Th of May. As
usual, much interest is taken in the work
of Mr. Ricci's large class and a full house
may be expected.
At the concert to be given by the ladies
of the Auxiliary League of the National
ropolitan Opera House, New York, next
Thursday, Nine. Nordica, Nine. Mantelli.
Nine Norm Olden, Herr Bertram, Signor
Perotti, Walter Damrosch, and other dis
tinguished musicians will take part. w.
Bourke Cochran will make an introduce
tory address
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Last Sunday the Handel and Hayden
Society, of Boston, ended its eighty-fifth
season with a performance of Mendels-
sohn's ''Elijah.'' The soloists were Nine
Gadsk, soprano; Nine. Marian Van Duyn,
contralto; Mr.. Clarence B. Shirley, tenor,
and Mr.. Gwilym Miles, bass. Mrs. Kileski
Bradbury, soprano; Mrs. Alice Worcester
Weeks, soprano; Mrs. Mabel LIE Favor
Pearson, alto; Mr.. Henry B. Coughlan,
tenor and Mr.. Harry Parmelee, bass, also
assisted. Master Howard Smelling sang
the music of The Youth. The organist
was Mr.. H. G. Tucker. The Boston Fes-
tival orchestra were the players, and the
whole was under the direction of Mr.
Emil Mollenhauer d.
When Marcella Sembrich, the operate
prina donna, starts for her home in
Dresden next month she will take with
her as tangible evidence of the public's
recognition of her art, a sum approx
mated at $685. 600 This little fortune will
represent her earnings during the six
months of her professional activity in the
now ending season. All told, she will have
appeared on the stage-opera and concert
more than seventy times during the sea-
son her. Thre is littl rest ahead for Nine
Sembrich. She has engagements at St.
Petersburg, Berlin and Vienna, and is to
return here in December. 1t is safe to
estimate her European profits will bring
this years total past the 100000 mark.
The receipts of the season of grand opera
at Pittsburg, last week-three nights and a
matinee-was S30,4S625 A year ago the
receipts were s29,37S50 The guarantee was
$3.50