Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29


pronounced musical success OF the
lon was Miss Grace Hiltz's song re-
in the parlors OF the Hotel Worth
TUESDAY evening, when the all true
rs Of Classical music did themselves
sure Of listening to the following
llent prog am:
GERMAN.
)-The Charmer. .Mendelssohn
b)-The Winter Night. .Hollaender
rl-The Inquirer. Schubert
a)-Impatience. Schubert
e)-Serenata ........,, Moszkowskl
0-Recitative and Aria. Weber
Wrom Der FrelschutZ)
0lln Solo-Mazurka..........Mu Muslin
Mr.. Hesse.
AMERICAN.
)-My Loves Like a Red, Red
Rose ...............- Arthur Foote
lb)-sweetheart .............. Lynes
te,-At Parting. Rogers
Edl-Violet. Come Rejoice with
Ne .....,.........,,... Mastron
Isl-one Spring Morning. .. Il. Nevin
p-Dellght Waltz. Luckstone
'ute and Violin. Selected
Mr.. Lusk and Mr.. Hesse.
FRENCH.
l-venetlan Song. Demberg
N-Madrlgal ........... Chaminade
1-Shepherd's Song........ GODDARD
1-Alleluia OF Love. Faure
-Ave Maria. Bach Gounod
Violin Obligato by Mr.. liesse.
ITALIAN.
l-Serenata ..........-......., Tosu
e-Per Sempre, Gloria
A number of which showed the
nlng artists ability 10 such an
lhlage that special mention OF any
rtlcular would be out Of place.
and Mrs. Hesse delighted three
Is Of admirers with their rendition
ne accomplishments. Particularly
ping to the audlence-which by the
vas a very large, fashionable. well
pea and appreclatlve one-was Mr..
ses violin solo, MaZurka, by Musin,
also his violin obligato to Bach
mods Ava Maria, which was one
ie most appreciated Of all the num-
fen1erod by Miss Hiltz. We are
TO say that such rare musical
h come much too seldom in Fort
u, and hope that the flattering
sss OF this one will lead to frequent
tilions.
most charming and unique
leon OF the season was Mrs. Thos.
nests compliment to the Woman's
nesday club last week. when she
20 cards to literary salad" All
unate enough to receive cards were
ne qui vive OF expectation for
e'hlhE novel. and their expectations
nny realized, for on a small
10 the bay window alcove was
immense dish OF lettuce salad. at
NE imitation was so clever that
Knew of the difference until the
paper leaves were In their hands.
saiad dish WAS passed six times
each lady drew a leaf, each leaf
quotation from some author.
the guests were asked to re-
We on a dainty menu card with
name Of the author from whom IL
Mken. At the end OF the literary
uere were so many experts that
INST prize had to he drawn for by
'ames Terrell, Bailey. Jennings,
lanan and Fredericks, the latter
tFhe fortunate winner of the prize,
was a royal Worchester vase.
pooby prize was bunch OF the
suons tied with green ribbons,
was given to Mrs. washburn,
UNIQUE souvenir OF most de-
III afternoon.
we dining room where the daint-
refreshments were served, the
suons We're IN pink and green.
being the cllih's color.
west was assisted in doing the
oy Misses Virginia Allen OF
t1sohd. Va, Ida Beall and Ida Van
me evening the house was opened
E young people. and a most de-
~ time was spent in conversation
aancing Among the young people
nom the Inequalities OF the eve
were extended Wore Misses Josie
Nv Florence and Ellen Smith. Joe
LAY, Georgette Scott, Carrie Horn
'-"ian Aimuis. Messrs. Scott. Fur