Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
Social Happenings.

Isabelle MendeI. Virginia Harrison.
Gertrude Fisher. Meme Shriver.
Sue Wright. Sophia Carr.
Gene I,ogan Sara Baird.
Martha Caldwell. Ida Updegratt.
Jeany Good. Sutia irwin.
Sue Caldwell Eleanor Howell.
Lydia Good Ada Simpson,
elsie Whitaker. Katharine McLain.
Elizabeth Good. Francis List
Mary Brockunier.
VIM 4. Isett Wilson Ferguson, of
W. W. Arnett Reading. Pa.
Mary Delaplainc. Page Warden, OF
w r. Butler. Pittsburg.
Il. Maude Heiskeli. Miss Pearson, OF
t. u. Franzheim. Philadelphia.
A c. McMechen. r. n. List.
Dr. H. b. Jones. Chicago, III.
Charles Forsythc, OF
Mr.. and MRS.
A. A. Wheat. Otto Schroll.
los Sneidel Geo l.. Stifel.
s t3loch John X. List.
s H. Jegson II. s. Sands.
A. g. Hubbard. w. u. HICKS.
John Wagner A. r. Hustead.
Clarke Hamilton. PEBBLES Tatuin.
Go. Adams. Harry f. Stallman.
y. Il. Norton. Al Glass
chas H. Cooke e. Ed Mendel.
W. II. SIMPSON. X j. Reed
.. Il. Rhodes. ". ). Afnctt'
". l.. Glessner. h. T.. Sand.
" T. WILSON, g. ". Frauzheim.
V l.. Hearne. John \. Howard
labn l., Dicley ~ y whitaker.
Howard Simpson. AJ'f9ah trockard.
Chas J. Milton j j.. Cuibertson.
1fullihcn Quarter. -. y, peterson.
james v Dickey. w :. Brady.
A i Clarke Eugene Hidreth
y II Ianue g w BTockunier.
James J.. Rogers. ID. {. List, Jf.
II. II. Harrison. Price Nhltakef
y G Hearne. Lucius Hogc, ST..
Harry G. Whitaker. John -; wilson.
w A. Wilson. Nelson Cecil.
Alfred PAUL. Albert Whitaker.
Messrs. -
Howard Mcdonald. VIII Shatfer.
Randolph Stalnaker. Ed. Wiles.
Hal Speidel VIII Bflee-
fieoru,. galrd Arch PAUL.
Batanc McBdin. Dr. ). W SloteIt
Df. &. N. EEisSell. james ". l'"liSt
Hates lyutlcr t.. j.. FranZhel1n.
Robert Gilchrist IGd. Stifrl
Harry simpson. Gen. a. ~. Pt"tH'
Tom Sweeney. Sam Brockunter.
Will Burke,
TIE series of recitals which was given
il the Carroll CLUB Auditorium last
winter was remembered with pleasure
as one of the finest series Oh concerns
ever given in Wheeling. For the com
ing season an even more attractive Sc
ries have been provided titan last year
and the course begins on Tuesday eve
ming. October 29th, with the first per-
Torrance in Wheeling OF Liza Leh-
mans new song cycle the Daisy
Chain The Persian Garden cycle
had such a phenomenal success that a
new cycle by the same composer was
received With delight upon publication
this spring. The performance on tues
day evening will be one OF the hfst
in the country as the company which
is giving it is the first in the country
to start on tour. The miscellaneous
program is d very interesting one, tnll
OF variety and presents number OF
fine songs which have never been heard
in the city. The performers Will be
Miss Rachel B. Frease, soprano; MISS
Winifred Reahard. contralto; MISS Jul
liza T. Parks. accompanist: Messrs.
Sam. T. Beddoe. tenor; and David /.
Moore, baritone. The second concert
of the series will be given on Thurs
DAY evening. Novembet 18th. by the
famous kunits Spring Quartet. inns
organization is in srch demand that II
is almost Impossible to secure GATE
for 1t. and Wheeling music lovers may
be aattered in having the opportunity
to rear this organization. Inc last
concert will be given on the evening OF
Monday. December 9Th. by Mr.. Edwin
H. Douglass, Cleveland's leading ten
or: Mrs. Katie P. Walker the solo
'cellist of the Women's String Orches-
ira of New York: Miss Jane Lang, the
young Pittsburg contralto, who is ma
king a phenomenal record, and MI
Frank A. MeCarrel, pianist. The Sc
ries is altogether one of the most inter
esting that can be imagined The
hearty reception which has been assur-
ed the companies in advance shows
that the musical people of Wheeling
appreciate the series. Among those
who have subscribed thus far are: