San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

Saturday night at the Grand Opera
house Miss Marie Wainwright presented
Tobin's comedy, the Honeymoon, to a
crowded house. The Wainwright COM
pany remained in the city all day Sunday,
leaving in the evening for Austin.
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Saturday night at Rische's Houston
street theatre Jennie Caef and company
appeared and Sunday night also, to good
house, giving the play "Bowie, or the Fall
Of the Alamo" At Saturday matinee a
prize was given for the highest number
OF words made of the name Of the star.
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At Mission Garden Pavilion Signor En-
rico Campobello, Miss Grace Porter, Miss
Julia Heusinger and Prof. VIM. Marx
gave short but very delightful concerts
to small audience.
At st. Albert's Hall the Polish Young
Mems Union gave a splendid ball, attend
ed by Misses Annie Pollok, Katie Dausin,
HelenKissling, Lizzie EckenrOth, Lena and
Ida Wright, Mary and Tina Gorrell,
Lucy and Annie Zizik, Mary Dugosh,
Martha Ghiselik,, Barbet1e and Katie
Muench, Della Halamuda, Emilia Dubiel,
Victoria Kiolbassa, Egenia Nowierski,
Louisa Dubiel, Annie Dausin, Lucy PEREZ
do, Mrs. A. Pollok, Mrs. Ed. Dobrowol-
ski and Mrs. M. Koseilski. Messrs. F.
List, Geo. Eckenroth, Fred Joske, Joe
Dugosh, Thos. Watzclavczlk, S. Nowier
ski, Emil Chieslik, Geo, Gorrell, M. Ko-
seilski,, Alex Pollok, Jake and Albert
Schutze, John Aniol, II. Atkins, f. Zizik,
w. Schurr, Pomerinski and Mers. The
committee was Thos. Watzclavczik, John
Mushall and Max Dausin. DeBona's band
attended.
A delightful pink party, or
private masquerade, was given
dence OF Alderman Wulff, on Garden
street. Mr.. Lucien LacOste was master
of ceremonies and through his efforts,
which were ably seconded by others, the
affair was great success.
Sunday night another large audience
| assembled at the Grand, the attraction
being Mr.. Louis James, the tragedian,
who is quite favorite In San Antonio.
difficult plays, "Othello," and in the title
role he interpreted the Jealous Moor to
| the great satisfaction of his admirers,
| who frequently applauded. He does not
play the grand passages with the strength
and fire he could put in it, but gives a
| very suppressed, subtle, but fierce color
TO the lines. ''IagO" was essayed by Mr..
Mosely, who has a very correct idea of
his work and plays conScientiously, II he
| does not always give the emphasis the
| role demands. The "Desdemona" of
Miss Weems was quite up to the require
| ments, though she lacks a good deal in
| ideal beauty Of feature and figure.
The same party which attended the
dance at st. Albert's hall Saturday night
| assembled last night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dausin, on Virginia and
Labor streets, and INDUCED in the old
time custom OF cutting the brides cake,
| the bride being Mrs. Koseilski, nee Miss
Sallie Dausin. A social evening was
spent.
At Mission Garden, Signor Enrico Cam
cert to good audience which
was greatly. appreciated. The Signor
| has a magnificent baritone, while Miss
[ Porter'S notes are flute like in the upper
/ register, of great compass but with little
| coloring. Miss Heusinger'S execution OF
| Berlin's great Sharwenka's Polish dance
i was the piece of the evening and she
received great applause The Solo violin
list, Herr Marx, presented 0thelIo's fan
/ TASTE, and in this as in all his work he
/ showed his mastery Of the bow, giving
great expression to every part Of his
| theme.
NOTES.
Tonight at Rische's "Siege of the
/ Alamo"
| At the Grand Louis James as "Ingomar.
| Louis James and Marie Wainwright,
husband and wife, had a happy meeting
/ yesterday afternoon in HarniSch & Baer's
restaurant. What the result will be time
| may tell.
| Another Campobello concert will be
| given Thursday.
Tomorrow night the wrestling match
| occurs at the Grand.