Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-03-02
MRS. ANNIE N. sHEIB's
Song Recitsi- Complimentary - the Leg
,1s,ura IVES. Virsinis


Lac; evening The hall OF the House OF
DELEGATES was filed to cverfiowing Wlth
The membe OF the Legislature and their
friends 10 listen to a Song Recital by
Mrs Annie NJ. Sheib, assisted by Miss
Ida V. Todd, pianist; Prof. Louis aas,
yio!inist, and Mr.. Joseph 5. Todd, eornet
soloist, which was given in compliment
to them.
Mrs. Sheib certainly deserves great
credit for her forethonght in providing
tor a pleasant evenings entertainment
for our lawmakers and the pains taken
TO urrans. a programme that seemed 10
plesse all tastes, as was eyinced by the
enthusiastic reception with which each
potion OF il was received bv the audi
tnct.
The selections that went 10 make up
the progroyramme were Of the very best
character and By eminent composers,
being rendered by Mrs. Sheib with
grsa effect and lnusicianly skill, such
a. only a singer with thoroughly trained
voice, such AS this lady possesses, Is
capable II doing
We feel that our report oithis delight
fnl entertainment would he incomplete
did We not make especial mention oil
several OF the selections that pleased us
most and that were heartily appreciated
by the audience.
The opening piece an AVE Maria
by Luzzi with Piano Violin and organ
accompaniment was grand opening
for the choice morsels OF music which
were to follow; it being given with al,
most absolute perfection oil voice. ana
accompaniment.
Following this came cornet 500 by
Mr.. Joseph S. Todd, of West Alexan.
der, which was received with great favor
bv those present and served TO establish
him as a master OF an instrument which
we seldom have the opportunity OF
hearing, as a solo instrument. he also
rendered q very difficult composition by
Levy, which displayed wonderful
tongueiDg, an accomplishment that so
few OF the players on this II s,rumentat-
quire,
Ne hope TO hear this gentleman in
the future and often as possible.
Prof. Vaas' name is sufficient guar
antee that whatever he is set down on
the programme for will be rendered
with a precision and skill that delighted
all OF those present, and he deserves
praise tor his ability AZ violinist
and the conscientious manner in which
he played the solos assigned him, and
the obIigatos to the Ave Maria's' by
Luzzi and Bach. Gounod.
Miss Ida V. Todd rendered her part
in an exceptionally able manner, and
we think played very much better than
when the public last heard her.
The greater portion OF the solos by
Mrs. Sheib were noticed OF greater
length in our report oil the last song re
cital, and which will be applicable on
this occasion, being fully up 10 the re.
port then given.
The closing selection was an - Ave
Maria" Bach.Gounod, with violin, piano
and organ accompaniment, q lifting end
for 80 enjoyable an evening.
We heard many warm enconiums
passed on the delightful entertainment
that had Just closed, and all were re-
GREETING that it was so short. Such was
the pleasant impression left with all OF
those present, and many were the kind
expressions made toward Mrs, Sheib
and her assistants for the great treat.
The programme was as follows:
Ave LuGli
With Piano, Violin and Organ ace.
Mrs. ANNIE NJ. SHcIE
Corrrt SOlD
MR. Jos. :. IODD.
Flowers LTHlNkE
here is SlaTil
e It's the Last Rose OF Irish Song
MRs. ANSIE NJ. SHEIB
Violin So'o-Faust. by Dancls
PROF, Louis WAS
a. FiOre che languc. Rotoi
Flower OF the Alps Wekerln
e Comm thrO' the Rye Scotch Song
Mrs. ANNIE VI. SHEIB
Piano ........arr Wy Lysherg
MIS- lDA '. GODD.
Spring Flowers Rcinecke
with Violin ObiigatO.
Mrs ANNIE VI. SHEIE.
Violin SOlc-Le Reye ....... ............GWllcrpan
PROP. LOUIS NAAS.
staccatn POlEa-FOr Murder
Mrs. ANNIE NJ. SHEIB.
Cornel SolO-COnCcrt variations Levy
Mr.. JOS, :. ToDD.
Ave Maria .. baCn-bOuuth
VITA iauO, OMAN aud Violin acc.
Mrs. ASNIE NJ. SHEIE.