The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-10
Society,"


oEtsnsion Of Hospitality, and always on
& more elaborate seale during the sea-
Son Of 'so-'oo, than for many years Tns
theatro has been enthusiastically pat
ronI1pd. ana every can for charity glad
iyuaet. proving that all conditions have
been prosperous. For the coming six
Veel,S every member of society is left
10 his or her own devices, and "a short
tin from home" WIN be the popular d.
version. For the stay-at-homes char
liable dolngs and musical enjoyment
viii be the rule, opening next week,
with rubber Day" for the benefit OF
the Day Nursery Of this city, and the
New york Ladies' Trio. Tuesday even
inF, under the auspices of the Womnns
Musical Club. OF purely social affairsr
the North Main Street Euehre Club Is
al there Is in 80.
The event Of the week viii be the con- son;
cert given by the New York La1ies
TftO, 1t the Carroll Club AUDITORIUM
nOTt Tuesday evening. The organlza-
lion deSeryes the largest audience that
can be Fnthered in Wheeling auditor
iun. Each member Is an artist, and the
Individual work as well as the ensem-
Sc playing, Is faultless. The artists TO
appear that evening are Lillian Carll-
smith, contraltO, one Of the very best
VocallstS before the public to-day. She
has q most charming stage presence:
which. with her magnificent voice OF
rare tinibre and range, makes her pop
iilarity universal and unquestioned,
Hiida Newman, a charming Califor-
nIRn. and fresh from several years
1tudy with the renowned Leschetiz
q the extraordinarily brilliant and
clever pianist. She has created a Juror
wherever she has been heard, and VINO
will rival the greatest women planistS.
Rosie Gtsch, the violinist, is peauu-
full American girl, lately returned from
several years study with the famous
Ysaye, whose best pupil she was, and
Jyhose artistic and tempernmental play
ing has already aroused grent interest
and enthusiasm in the musical world.
Nile. Van den Hende Is youthful and
modest, and she created a most favor
able Impression. She produces strong,
clear tone, and brings out delightful
singing quality from an instrument
which Is not often played by women.
she is one Of the best 'celllsts In this
country or Europe.
The programme will be made up Of
trios (violIn. piano and 'cello); quar-
tettes. voice. violin, piano and 'cello):
and solos by each member. Tickets OF
admission are now on sale at Banners
or can be procured Tuesday evening at
the Carroll Club hail.
The Misses Caldwell. daughters of
General and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell. will
entertain the North Main Street
Euchra Club at the Caldwell home, next
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Frew, Of Fourteenth street,
has sufficiently recovered from her re-
cent serious illness to receive her many
friends,
The management Of the Day Nursery
has decided to lnaugurate an annual
Rubber Day for the benefit Of an In
stitution now recognized to be filling
q need in Wheeling. The object Of this
annual endeavor Is to further the build
ing fund now In progress Of growth, and
the worthiness of the object will meet
with an earnest and ready response.
The proper housing ana feeding Of lit
tie ones, who, owing to the home condi-
tons OF the parents, would be other
wise left wholly uncared for, cannot
fail to appeal strongly to all in a posi-
ton to help, and such an opportunity Is
given to the whols community next
Friday and Saturday. Friday afternoon
has been fixed for the school children,
to deposit all the rubber of every sort
and condition. and on Friday and Sat
urday the older population is asked to
bring or send It to 1912 Market street
rubber Of all kinds OF their disposal, Us
every little Bit Is available for the
purpose of this charity.
Mrs. Otto shroli entertained the
North Main Street Euehre Club Tues
day afternoon. The prize-winners were
Mrs. Isabella Irwin and Mrs. Frank
Hoffman.
Miss CarllsmIth. the prima donna
with the New York Ladies' Trio Com!
Club hall, March 10. win wear gown
imported by Martin, Of New York, from
Paris. Miss CarlIsnith is a very hand
some woman. and always dresses in the
most exquisite taste.
Mrs. Frank Hearne Crockard, of
Fourteenth street. and her house guest,
Mss Elizabeth Bowman, OF Uniontown,
arc spending a few days in Pittsburgh.
Miss Lydia Good, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Good. Of Fourteenth street, is
recovering from q serious sick spell.
Mr.. George Wise. jr., is home from
college, because of illness.
Mss Hilda Newman, the pianist Of
the New York Ladies' Trio Company,
has been likened to ian old portrait" as
she steps upon the stage. She is Of the
gouthern. dreamy type Of beauty. wears
her hair fiufily parted in the middle,
err. A pupil Of the great Leschetlzky.
all dFeaMineSs Yanishes the moment her
fingers touch the keyboard.
The family Of Hon. Charles W. Brock
tnier, Of North Main street, leave Tues
day. TO Join him in New York City, for
. few weeks BoJouEn.
"a Rubber Hunt" from cellar to attic
has been instituted In warehouse and
residence for the benefit Of the Day
Nursery. This will occur yearly, pre-
paFatoFy 70 spring house-eIeaning.
Madame Van den Hende. the 'celllst
Of the New York Ladies' Trio, IS Bel
CLAN by birth, having been in this
country but SIX years. She is extremely
foreign IN appearance, with French
manneriams that are very fascinating
10 Americans.
The grand opera season at Pitts
buFEh, opens April 10. Full particulars
win be given later. It Is announced 80
far that Sembrich will be heard as
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