The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-17
will attract large outpourings Of soclet
lwhileit is in progress. II
Good day sir; cried the lobster
AS the fish he gladly halls,
* feel musical this morning.
May I practice on your scales?

Musical Wheeling is now In evidence,
the season having opened with the
splendid concert given last Tuesday
evening in the Carroll Club Auditorium,
by the Philharmonic Trio. An Interest,"
Ing feature of the evening, that Is ask
cd by subscribers to be continued. was
the verbal analysis. by Professor Her
man NJ. Schockey, Of the music to be
played. showing each theme and Its evo-
luton on through the composition.
Three tries and two plano and violin Sc
lectlons made up u not lengthy but very
Interesting programme, each number
being well interpreted and delightfully."-
listened to. These concerts are open to
the entire community US subscribers for
season or single concerts, and the OPP
portunity should be taken advantage
of. 1t may be stated at this time. also,
that all music teachers Of this and adj
jaccnt communities who subscribe for
season ticket for themselves, are given,
by the promoters of the club, tickets for
their pupils free, and this educational
feature should be appreciated by teach
crs as much as parents. The next con-
cert will be given Tuesday evening, De-
cember 4, and falling in the month Of
Beethoven's BIRTH, some number sym
bolical OF the great musicians style will
be embraced a full Beethoven pro-
gramme at this juncture not being feas-
ible. neither could 1t conveniently be
given on December 16. the anniversary.
Professors Schockcy and Blumpnberg
and Nr. Meyer. will be Joined by Pro-
fcssor LaRoche, at the next recital, as
second violin, and full string quartette
Will again be the order, though many Of
the patrons Of the Philharmonic enjoy
ed the piano A large audience, en-
bracing Wheelings best people, was
present at last Tuesdays concert, indi-
eating an encouragement to the renewal
OF this eminent aggregation of Musical
Wheeling. 3
The Woman's Musical Club yesterday
afternoon elected officers for the ensu-
ing season. The make up, rs chusen by
the active membership present reads,
Mrs. George B. Caldwell, president; Mrs.
Frank LeAIoyne Hupp. Vice president;
Miss Pollack, secretary; Miss Philips,
treasurer; Miss Nettie Reymann and
Miss Anne McLain, librarians; Mrs,
Hupp. Mrs. Holiday, Miss Robinson,
Miss Egerter and Miss Pollock, pro-
gramme committee, with Mrs. Flora
Williams unanimously elected chorus
director.
a wedding of interest in Wheeling So
clety circles was that OF Mrs. Deborah
Holloway Mcdonald and Mr.. George D,
Jones. solemnlzed at Columbus, O., las.
Tuesday. Mrs. Jones is sister OF Mrs.
Daniel G. List and Mr.. James Jacob
Holloway, of this city.
DR.. Robert c. Craig, OF the marine
service, was a guest in the city this
week, complimentary to the Ferguson
Brockunier wedding.
Miss Elsie Whitaker daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. Nelson E. Whitaker. OF
South Chapline street. is the house guess
Of Miss sommes, in Terra Haute, Ind.
On next Thursday at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the as
ISOLATION will give supper and con-
cert for which preparations are now
going on. The supper will include all
the telicacles of the season served in
dainty style by young ladies fully COM
petent to take care OF every one, with
entire satisfaction TO the guest, while
the tables will be In charge OF the fol-
lowing well known caterers: Mrs. J, N,
Vance. Mrs. Maude Eccles Heiskell
Mrs. Louis ]. Bayha, Mrs. John C.
Lynch. Mrs. W. II. Fee, Mrs. James
Rhodes. Mrs. Fred H. Williams, and
Mrs. Joseph Fry PAUL. The hours will
be from to S. and it goes without say
ing that large concourse OF people will
take advantage OF getting supper such
as this body OF women could prepare.
The later evening will be given over to
Musical Wheeling. and splendid pro-
gramme Is planned. Among the per
formers will be Mrs. Flora Williams,
Mrs. Fred II. Frazier. Mrs. Herbert N.
Riheldaffer. Mrs. Frederic r. Faris. Mr..
a. Archibald Taylor. Miss Emily Ray
Pollock, Miss Sue NJ. Caldwell, Miss
Flora Stifel, Miss Martha Ot,, Miss
Grace Summers (violinlst), thu. Misses
Eserter. and the choral organization OF
the Woman's Musical Club In two cs-
peclaly pleasing numbers.
Interest Is aroused In Music and So
ciety circles over the coming production
of I'm Persian Garden" and the Pitts
burgh Symphony orchestra concert, both
Of which are booked for next month,
and OF which the programmes will be
published later on.
The Woman's Musical Club gives Its
first concert OF the season next Monday
evening In the A. o. U. W. Temple. "A
splendid musical programme has been
prepared and is open to the public for
enjoyment. The second part of the
evening Is devoted to selections from
Carmen" This feature OF music taken
from the operas is to be continued
throughout the season. The programme
in full reads:
We'll (voices). ............... Spring Song