The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

Memorial Presbyterian Quartet. She
appeared last Sunday as assisting
soloist with Paul Allen Beginner. or
ganiSt. in recital at st. Matthew $
church.
be the "SeXtettC' no matter how re-
lgious the words that are being sung
rhe same with Bartlett's Dream.
Musical TaIors."
Hut back 10 Gaul's article. What
ocCasioned it was that the RodehSa.
vcr Brothers sent out circular from
their publishing house III which they
rose as musical tailors" and Offering
70 l,'".sh the exact type OF music
needed for any particular church
ueed. Then follows their catalogue
o. nothing but their particular type
vi music. Gaul IS right. II Rodehea'
Yer will stay IN his particular field
ana not try TO pose as qualified to pro-
d9ce music that should replace
church music Of the highest type that
Eas come down to US through several
generations and OF the type that .
score OF our present day composers
are endeavorine 10 maintain. II he
will leave that field alone. then more
power to him.
Fourth Street Methodist Choir.
Fourth Street church has long been
famous for good music. From the
time it was established, in 1885. Ihe
music has been kept on 4 high stand
a.d. Mrs. Eliza beth Zane, wife OF
Col. Eberezer Zane, was a chatter
member OF this mother church" OF
Methodism IN this valley.
Jenny Lind Sings.
One of the outstanding musical rec.
ords Is the mention OF the singing OF
Jenny Lind in this church. in 1851.
Former directors included such men
as DR.. Thomas Logan. f. Il. Billiard.
James a. Perry. and Prof. Henry Hart.
mann. the latter. serving thirteen
years. his death bringing his career
10 an untimely end.
The Present Choir.
In January. 1919, Mr.. Graham Marsh
assumed the post OF organist and Gi.
rector. coming to Wheeling from the
position of assistant Organst to Harry
Rowe Sheeler. AT the Central GOngre-
eatoinal church of Brooklyn. Mr.
Marsh has given several unique and
Interesting services during the years
OF his administration. The choir has
been ORGANIZED since the first part OF
1Y22 and Mr.. Claud Law is president
The complete roster OF the member.
ship is as follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. Don. Byrum, solo.
iSt; Misses Virginia kasley. Sylvia
Ruehl. Matilda Gilmore. Anna Carp.
bel, Shirly Lydick; MeSdames c. r.
Rodgers. y. Edward Morgan, H. VI.
OobsOn and Homer MaCGregor.
Alrus-MrS. George Shelter sOlOIst:
Misses Dorothy Stanton. Margaret
Wallace, ResS Miller, Florence Rogers
Virginia Nay. Jeane' Mcguire and Eel
c. GOrsuch.
TenOrs-HOward Ncbit. solo,s::
Homer McGregor. Robert Mullen. JOS.
"rh McCulloch. Lee Morris and Oral
Hess.
Bassos William Leach. so!oist; J.
.Ci&ud Law. Harry Dobson. George
1-''N'4'S' I"oFti Nl'hftS sun duu mar
land Rose.
United States Garnd opear Asso.
citation.
ri" Walkuere." by Richard Wax.
acr, which will be presented in Wheel.
ing on Monday evening. November
9TH. in the Court Theatre by The
United States Grand Opera Aseoct,-
'cin, Andreas DIPPED. general Gircc-
or. comes TO this city from Pitts.
ourgh, in which city they will present
the same pi"C" on the Saturday nigh.
before. The rehearSalS. according 10
di"patches. are now being conducted
In New York by Ernest knOch an
eminent Wagnerian conductor and the
.';"te director. MAMMALIAN Morris.
viii arrive from Berlin within the
roNt few DAYS.
Entirely New Production Promised.
We are promised brand now pro-
dnction. with unusual lighting aud
scenic effects and a notable cast or
Principals. Julia ClausSeu CMofrapnl.
iian OPERA "a Bru"nhildc: Helen
Stanley uChiCaCo Opcral as S:eqIuido.
RHdoIOh Jung Estate Orcra. Sui,,-
cato as Sicgmund. Louis Koza (NIcr.
roHns!tan) a Wotan; Henri Scott
,Chtcalo and Metropolitan as Rund
lag. are the Identical east that will,
give the PITTSBURGH production II .hc
NFr Mosque. Surely Wheeling ia
favored in this instance.
Young American Talent Also,
10 at,