The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03
MUSICAL WHEELING.

husicaI w neeilns auSpiclously opened
Its season of 19Oo-19o1 with the lines
band and vocal soloists' concert, ana
the Le!psic ouartette, under local chap
eronagc, during the week now ending
and every outlook augurs an interest
Ing continuance. All local societies rec.
ognlzcd In Musical Wheeling are pre-
pairing for public appearance during
the mid-wiater season.
The first Of the Philharmonic Trio
concerts has not yet been definitely
dated, and the announcement Is eager
ly anticipated. The subscription lists
nre at the Banner and House music
rooms for the accommodation of cx-
pectant holders of tickets in Wheellngs
hrst musical organization. and one
'equalling those hernidcd and sent out
from larger cities, as worthy audiences.
made up OF coanoisseurs. This list will
also be presented personally by Mr..
Archibald Taylorsto many not having
the opportunity tovisit the music stores
for that purpose" These concerts will
be open to the public at large as SUBJ
scribcrs to the series, or rs takers-in.
OF one concert. when convenient. for
which tickets will be on sale nights Of
rccitals. For pupils, arrangements will
be made with their instructors upon no.
tlhcation, for free admittnncc The
pride Of Musical Wheeling, which by
this time embraces n large and widely
known clientele. demands the upholGInE
OF the Philharmonic Trio MS an organi-
cation on Its roster.
The week after election will see Is
sued q call for the reorganization OF
the Oratorio Society, and II the re-
Spouse warrants dollars SAM even
Ing guarantee, q successful and inter-
cstinS repertoire of oratorios with solo,
lists OF more than national rcpute will
be heard in Wheeling during the sea-
son Of 190o-190l.
Musical Wheeling is indebted this
season TO Signor Ricardo RlccI for the
pleasure OF n concert by the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra under Victor Her
bert, due here Tuesday evening, De-
cember IS. The organizations merits
and repertoire are well known in this
city and n house worthy SIgnor Rlcci,
Victor Herbert, Luigi Won HUNTS, the
concert master, and the aggregation OF
musicians. Is assured. II Is the intcn-
ton of Signor Rlcci to deposit the sur
plus OF this first concert In bank as u
nucleus toward II fund to bring the Or
ganization again later In the spring,
and with II vocalist Of national or in
ternational reputation. This idea IL
heartily endorsed by the ladies' md
gentlemen who have added their names
to Signor Rlcci's In encouragement of
Musical Wheeling. They are: Mrs.
George 3. Caldwell. the Misses Cum
minis, Mrs. J. J. Holloway, Mrs. Ric-
cardo Ricci. Mrs. Alexander Glass, Mrs
George X. Wheat, Mrs. Florence
Watson (Martin's Ferry; Mr.. Angus
sus Pollack. Mr.. Arthur Greer Hub
bard, Mr.. S. S. Bloch. Mrs ]. Howard
Mcdonald. Mr.. William p. Helskcll. Mr..
Joseph c. Brady. Mr.. Il. Walker Peter
son, Iir. Nelson c. Hubbard. Mr.. George
II. Wilson, tPlttsburgh): Messrs. F. W.
Banner Co.. Gen, a. II. Beach. Prof.
Hermann NJ. Schockey, Mr.. o. C. Dew
ey. Mr.. John d. Culbertson, Mr.. Jerc
A. Miller. Mr.. j. Nelson Vance. jr., Mr..
Henry NJ. Russell. Mr.. Lawrence i.
Sands, Mr.. Edward u. FranZheim. Dr.
A. f. Hustcad. Mr.. George +. House.
Mr.. Fred Schwcrtfeger. Mr.. Edward W.
stifcl. Mr.. d. C. List, jr.. Mr.. Charles
Howard Simpson. Mr.. Harry Simpson,
Mr.. Harry w. Mcclure. Mr. J. J. ConIil.