The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-05
Society.


The concert given by the woman's
Musical Club In the Opera House, last
evening, was one of the best in the MIS-
tory OF the organization and thoroughly
enjoyed by an appreclatIve audience
Because of-thef necessary omission of
the selection to have been played by
Mrs. Nellie Warren Holloway, whom
the pleasure of hearing was denied on
account of the serious Illness of her
father, the Philharmonic Trio assisted
the club, and the exquisite rendering Of
the DeBerlot number was so enthusl-
nstically received that a second selec-
tlon was imperative. The audience Is
indebted to the woman's Club for the
delightful treat of hearing the trio. and
the club appreciates the honor Of being
permitted to have present In conjunc-
ton with Its membership such talent as
prof. schockey. Prof. Blumenberg and
Mr., Meyer. The other instrumental
number Of the evening was Mendel-
ssohn's Concert opus %, splendIdly
played by Miss Grace Pollack. Her ae-
complished effort was worthy the APP
plause received.
The vocal solos were by Mrs Rihel-
dafferf, whose fine soprano voice. one
of the very best in the city, was de-
lightfully heard. Her place In the front
rank OF Musical Wheeling is establish
ed. Miss Margaret Harvey, with her
magnificent contralto solo, sustained
her eDyiable position on the concert
stage. Miss Gertrude Riester and MISS
Annie Pelley were accorded the SOLO
parts Of the choral work, and both sin
gers proved their worth to the allot-
ment. Mrs. Flora Williams, the eifi-
Client director OF the chorus. and Lead
ing soprano Of Wheeling, favored the
audience with q splendid rendition or
the noteworthy arie from II Guarany
by Comes. a hearty encore was given
her and all the performers, but the
rule of the club was enforced and no
responses allowed Mrs. Frederic f.
Faris and Miss Flora Stlfel. both young
ladies' having good voices, charmingly
rendered the duet. Crimson Hue OF
Twilight Fades" a duartette, conPos-
ed of Mrs. Faris. Miss Eva Egerter,
Miss Gertrude Riester, and Mrs, j.
Harvey Devore, pleusingly sang THE
BFuOESlue, Dy oCIlHeCheT'
Mrs. Frank LoMOyne Hupp, one OF
the city's most talented musicians, pei
fectly accompanied Miss Pollock, md
Miss Kate McHenry. the capable ac-
companlst OF the club, sustained her
reputation In the music world Of
Wheeling by her beautiful support Of
1.-THE Hesperus" at this concert.
The semi-chorus was heard to its
credit in both numbers, 1.-THE Hesper-
us" being u notable production. The
young ladies' singing It were: Mrs. X.
NJ. Archer, Mrs. John ArbenZ, jr, Miss
Carrie Brnndfass, Miss Gertrude
Becker, Miss Mamie Gushing, Mrs. j.
Harvey Devore. Miss Eva Egerter. Mrs,
i. f. Farls, Miss Maud Gabriel, Miss
Margaret Harvey, Miss Laura Leonard,
Miss Bessie McIIain, Miss Annie Nc
Lain, Miss Louise Maurer. Miss Annie
Pelley, Miss Theresa Phillips. Miss Jen-
ME Qulmby, Mrs. Herbert NJ. Rlheldaf-
fer, Miss Gertrude Riester, Miss Flora
Stlfel. Miss Amanda Spell, Miss Mary
Turner, Miss Mary Vardy, Miss Flea
nor Vardy, Miss Minnie Wincher.
This closes the work OF the Woman's
Musical Club for the season and the
election OF officers for the coming year
viii occur Mt the club rooms, in the
odd Fellows hall, next Saturday after
moor. The encouragement OF this COM
munity should be given to this endeav-
or urstIntiugly.
The ladies' who formed the associate
membership Of the tifth year, embody-
Ing personal Interest in the under.
taking, are; Mrs Mary Booking. Mrs.
w. T. Burt. Miss Martha Caldwell. Miss
Sue Caldwell Mrs. Seymour Dunlevy,
Mrs Fred Frazier Mrs. Conrad Hirsch.
Mrs. Otto Hess. Mrs John c. Hupp,
Mrs. s. L. Jepson. Mrs S. II. Lincoln,
Mrs. w. b. McNechen. Mrs Oscar Nc
Kee, Mrs. Laura Mccullough, Mira
Matte NeSbltt, MIS- Augustus Pollock
Mrs oliver T. Rhodes Miss Anna Rey-
mann, Mira. p. NJ. Scott. Mrs. Lewis
Steenrod Mrs. William f Stfel Mrs
II. G. Tinker. Mrs. Florence Watson,
Mrs Isaiah Warren. Mrs. d. o. Will
Iams, Miss Agnes Wilson.
A delightful evenings entertainment |
is promised at Altenheim Thursday
evening, and the friends OF this worthy |
viii doubtless respond In |
force The affair, which Is under the |
of the ladies' composing the |
board OF managers, will have for its
points, strawberry festival |
and feast OF music and song.
Last evening, at the home of Miss
Halle Stamp, on South Huron street,
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