Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-15

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the ladies' OF the association will mako
every EFFORT TO have the convention
which viii result IN the permanent
state organization held In Fort Worth
Tho Symphony Club met on Friday
afternoon With Mrs. lScan. beethoven
was the composer Tor the DAY. and an
eNecellent program was given. Ills
wcll-known Lronore overture No. wna
played by Miss Mary Terrell and Miss
Plumb nj the beginning OF the pro-
gram, and very beautiful move
,nent IRON inc second symphony by
Miss Hovey and Mrs. kean at tho
close. Mrs, Keau, Mrs, lIesse. Miss
Iovey and Miss Plumb played selec-
Tons from the Sonutos. and Miss Mary
Terrell played the graceful ROndn In
c. Mrs. Hessc's number was onthusl-
astically received. Tho club rs forlu.
mite In having such r. musician among
lts members The two numbers by the
ladies' quartctte wore listened TO with
great pleasure, and Mics Eva ledrlng-
ton sang II charming little song by the
composer The entire program WAS
as follows:
paper-Lifc Of Beethoven. Miss Plumb
Plano Duet--Leonoro Overture No, .,
Beethoven
MISS llutnU anu mlfH ltiltNt
Vocal Solo-lesterday and To-day.
Mrs. Fcnd.
Plano Solo-Allegro con beio. Sonata
On. NO. b., ......ssst,,..b beethoven
Mrs Hesse.
Vocal nuot-O, That we Two Were
Nay,nE ~. ., 81. ~, iidounod
Plano Solo-Adasio and Presto. sonata
u lp4thnNpu
Miss Hovey
Vocal solo-MarS Yonder Tomb ;...,..
| Beethoven
Miss Eva Darlington
Piano solo--Adngio-Sonato on. H.,
Beethoven
Miss Plumb.
Vocal Quartcttte-A Waltz Song .Nogol
b Would that My Lovcn,.,,...
Mcudelssohp
Mcsdames Kean. Field and Saunders
and Miss Hovcy
Plano Solo-Rondo In C...,,. Beethoven
Miss Mary Terrell.
Piano Solo-Adaglo. Sonata op 2. No,
2..... =. g.. .,.,.....,..,. Beethoven
Mrs Kcnn.
Plano Duet-Lagheto. symphony No
g. .... ..... ..-........, Beethoven
Miss uovcy and Mrs kcan.
At tho conclusion the adjourned bust
ness meeting ~ March was held
and fcvcrul new mrmhcr were elected
The next meeting Of the club VIII he
with Miss Plumb on March q, when
Schubert will De the composer.
Tho largest and most au fnlt social
function of the week was the cattle
mons bail and reception, the plans for
which were laid and executed by our
most prominent members ut society
The entire second floor OF the bulldihS
which was used was scarcely large
CROUCH to accommodate tho gugnt7
who responded 10 the invitations. the
rooms throughout the suite were beau
tcouslv decorated with evcrgrcons flags
and banners with hearty welcomes
printed on the walls.
There wcro two sets Of musicians
prcsent, "a full brass band ana Cartleo
orchestra. which furnished the dance
music,
In tho largest room cafe tables sci
on tctc n tctc were placed from when
under the direction of popular MT w.
II HnrdNiclyr and the Worths chV'
with his trained corps OF walters was
served a most delicious luncheon ana
punch, Dancing began carry hhu
'IIome sweet Home" was played az
tor . o'clock. The floor was under inc
nhle management OF Messrs j. H. Luck
ctt /. ID. Coilett, W. n. Hayes, Jerry
Ellis, 7. G. phclan, l.. M. Fouts' W. 4
Camp, j. y. Read, q, II Nfag' ,t,
N il estimated that fully 1000 people
wore prcscnt. citizens and visitor
,,i,to are Indebted to the following Ia
d,ns for the pleasures OF most enjoy
80 evening; Mcsdnmcs w. Y. llatu
III, winfield Scott. $. H. Burnett
rom burnett, W l.. Gatlin, John S.h',
bnpcr. u. u. Paddock i. Al, f9u's; y
g. Phclan. n NJ, WSs"v' Garncr Nj.