Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-14
PARLoR CONCERT.
Mrs, sheib's Pupils at the Opera
House Last Night.

4 rTbs concar OF Mrs. Sheib and her pu-
pils, with the gentlemen who kindly as
sisted her, last evening, was on enter
tainment OF no common order as II
proved beyond question the ability. oil
Mrs. Sheib as a vocal teacher oil the nlgh-
est order, and no n present who has
any conception OF what vocal music
should be will disagree with Us In these
words OF praise. -,
All who sang last night surprised
their many friends by their proficiency,
aud one could hardly realize that per-
sons So little accustomed to pu0lic sing
ing would aequit themselves IN so cred
table a manner. While some timidiiy
was apparent, yet the confidence SHOWN
wasoniy a proof OF their careful training
having been thoroughly made TO COM
prehend just what they could do:
We are sorry that some OF .hor
scholars. among them Mrs, Eof and
Mrs Bown, were unable to appear on
ON account of severe colds, hut OF those
who did sing, we must be permitted to
congratulate each for their ability.
The waltz song by Miss Hupp, with
violin obligatO, was the best IT the even
u2 10 cultivated ears, but the audience
as u whole we're most e~aptiyated by Miss
Clifton as the Merry Mountain Maid;
aud Miss Lewis Us u "Gipsy Was very
becoming in her costume, and sang
nicely, IA q a also Miss Agnes Rosa In
"Auld Robin GRAY"
Mrs. Sheib, in her contributions, gave
additional proof OF her fitness TO teach,
as every note was produced with ease
and finish.
Prof. Ebeling, now OF Columbus, was
received with great warmth, many pres
emit hearing him Tor the hrst ume since
his return from Europe, and TO say ina
they were charmed by his ease
and grace, his finished touch, won,
deriul execution, and the soul
will which he clothed his playing IS
but family expressing The feelings OF All
present. In response 10 a hearty encore
ale Ecu Eolle,, by Prudent Was charm
ingly rendered. The second number
was new 10 most present and OF Il most
difficult nature, mostly for the lett hand
and not 50 fully cor1prehended. The
audience was taken by surprise 10y his
culture as "A pianist-nOt thinking, per
hap.. that he could 50 improve over ms
former style, which always made hiu Il
iavOrite. -
Prof. Was may have been a little oil
his nerve At the outset OF his violin solo,
hut soon recovered, and in the last hail
showed that he wa entitled to a leading
position aS a yIOlInlsl.
The "Kinder SInlOnio' cannot he dc.
scrlhcd; il was alone worth the price "i
admission, aud Will Day with the solos
on the mouth organ is worth twice
10 cost Tor Il ticket.
Let every one attend tonight when
there will be "a complete change ni pro-
! grammc. aside from the "sinionie' Prof.,
Ebeling, in addition to piano, giving "
violin solo.
Last nights programme, complete,
was az follows: ,
Trio-Thru' thi, World, from Bohemian Ilr'l
tBiicl MIRA A, VI. She'll, Nests. AN
DOncl aud 4. J Norton.
ga. ImprumptI ia = sharp CHOPIN
rama 500 b Novelette, No 9.....".SchUinahll
Prot II. Ebellug.
WaIlz S4ug MAY blossoms. iuE'l
Mr> A VI. ShClb.
song Aud Robin Gay"~~.."".""""'Seo''"
Miss Agtus Hvsv, lu Cu>tuturl -
Violin sol1-Le petite Tsmbour. Fehoien paN"
prOl, Louis NUhs.
I,ug-- Merry Duutai Maid .....--~.,..., "ioNvF
Miss ida Clifton, lin costume
Waltz Siug-Vwlth Violin Uhligato an, 10y fE"I'
~ as. Muzlp. Miss \ '. HUpp.
Violin ohiigato played by PROT !"
Prui, II. Ebcliug.
s,uc-E,m .mlda -. .. ....... .......... .LcScy
Miss Ella b. Lewis, in COstnHeD
"Kiuder Sinfonic.'