The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-15
WOMAN ! CLUB
MUSICAL TREAT
THIS AF TERNOON
BE RENDERED By TALENTED
MUSICIANS AT z. ".
TEN-MINuTE TALK BY LIEUT.. HAN
LEY, JE., ALSO INCLUDED IN
PRoGRAN FOR TODAY.
DIVERSIFIED NUMBERS SAOULL
ATTRACT LARGE CROWD OF
WHEELING MUSIC LOVERS.

Til" opening program Of the music
| department uI the Wuhan'S club Will
h., held tomorrow afternoon at the !.
W. &. \ and The Uuiuh"r arranged
by Miss Hazel S"am"n. director for The
day. assisted by Mrs. J. W. Bryan. is
Il wonderful ono. Tho opening number
Will bc tn" singing Of the star SpanSlcd
thinner. directed BY Mrs. Flora WI
hams. The second number is an cS-
! i'vcially interesting onC, being tcn-
nInut" talk by Lieut.. j. l.. Hadl"y, Jr.
who has II ""vrr there" for some
! inc and wnu will be able TO tell some
very exciting tales of real events which
happened there. Thu n"Nt number Will
be Il piano solo by Mrs. Edith Edmund
son. and as she - one OF the hncst
piani.ts III the city. and organiat OF
the First Presbyterian church, her rem
drr.mS of lhe Military March" will be
greatly enjoyed.
Tho next number. which is being Gag
rrly anticipated. is the reading by MIS-.
Alma Wilson Schafcr. The Birth OF
The Opal" that wonderful reading.
which was written BY Mrs. Ella Wheel
or Wilcox and set to music by Guy
DHardclot. II was given By Mrs. Will
COX AT an AFFAIR in New York some
lime ago and was one Of the most sue
Ccsaful numbers allrS that line Next
will be two vocal solos by Miss Carrie
T. Brandfnss. Our God, Our Country
and Our Flag" also The Butterfly.
Miss HrandfaSS possesses a splendid
soprano voice and will be heard with
much pleasure by the club members.
Then will come the violin solo BY Miss
Ruth l'ngaru, the wonder child, who
al 10 years old, will make her debut
as Il violanist tomorrow afternoon be-
fore tho woman GLIB members. Every
one is looking forward 10 her appear
nncc with much interest and delight.
Mrs. Howard 'Neshitt will he heard next
in n vocal solo, entitled Inter Nos.
She possesses an especially winning
tenor voice and will prove very inter-
csting.
"rhr American Came" and when You
Come Home" will be given next by
Mrs. Edward Stifrl. and she will render
these vocal numbers IN her USUAL
charming style. She is always wei
coined hr the club members.
MIR. Frank H. Harris. concert pianist
Of Stcubcnvill". Will then be- heard FOR
ihc FIRST time in the city. when he Will
give "Kam-nmror pstrnT.' lie is a
master musician and has many admir-
crs in the city who have heard MIN IN
his home city OF various occasions. Tic
will DO heartily welcomed nlso. -'.rs.
Il. l.. Marshall will then sing The
Vow" and as this will be- splendid
ou,lr. for Mrs. Marshalls dramatic
abilities, 4 good number may hc anti
ripatcd. -,
Mrs. w. T.. Wulcnwnhcr will then
play in her furcrful manner the
"Trirnrhal March" and March Of tn"
Slavs." and as I'll" club is always glad
In have her present. her efforts viii. AS
usual. he greatly appreciated. tn"
closing number will lie by tho chorus
"Kni,ting." "Amaryll!S" and The Song
Of pclivtrancr" with a chorus OF al
most 81 voices which have been sncci-
allv trained for IN" occasion. Mrs
Flora Williams is director for r." pro-
gram and Miss Nan Smith cIup accom-
PIANIST.