The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

music end recitation, = pleasant. aitei looA
WIS spent Several new members nav \
bcen added to the auxiliary at each reeep-
ton.
The Joi dc Vie club gave their second
monthly entertainment complimentary 10
their friends on wednesday at Bryan nat
The following programme was rendered
with great success. ,,a
Overture. ......T0 Our Frlenos
Mrs. w. V. Fisk.
Solo - ............l Fear NO roe
II. w. Townsend
Legerdemain. ...... .Pharaon Nalro Essp'
D. l.. Coleman.
Trio . Old fowler. Hunting song
f. Skingle, f. w. Townsend. ii. Riches
SCENE FROM HAMLET.
Hamlet ........ ..........M. L. Porter
queen .'..''.. .'.'.''''',n'ss ,,.Gaan,,,,
Ghost .......... .........M. Z. MoGreeVy
Polonius ........ ............'. d. 4>oiit 20
overture ........ ........ .Lauterbach
Miss ID. Lord.
Comic Song. The yellow Kid 49,"
...... .............. Mrs. w. V. FISK
dedicated to The Houston Posto
either Solo ...... Echoes from the Alps
Professor NJ. II. Mates.
Comic Song. Standing on the Corner
Did Not Mean No Harm" w b. Norris
Violin Colo ..................,.. .Selecteu
Miss f. Danish.
Hypnotism Prof. Swengals. Bombay. India
NJ. L. Porter.
One OF the professors wonderful fea :
lures will be the suspension Of the laws
| Of gravitation by causing the hypnotized
subject to float in mid air.
Hecitatlon ....... ...............Sei Selected
S. White.
| SCENE FROM SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
| Sir Peter Teazle ........F. w. oTwnsend
Lady Teazle ........... Miss Maria Nutini
Overture .............. Success to the Club
! Professor NJ. H. Mates.
High praise was given Mr.. NJ. e. Porter
in his varied casts and to Mrs. Fisk In her
| song dedicated to The Houston Post
| The Joi de Vie will give one dance and
one entertainment OF this character each
| month.
The ladies OF the North Side met at the
home OF Mrs. II. f. Adds ON Montgomery
avenue last Thursday evening and organ
lied a club. which will be known as the
North Side Social club. Seventeen mem
bers were enrolled and the following off,
GERS were elected President. Mrs. ii. F.
Adds. vice president. Mrs. G. G. Curtis;
secretary. Miss Eta Curtis, and treasurer.
Mrs. Granmon. After the business was
transacted. games were INDUCED In and
light refreshments were served. The club
will meet next Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. G. C. Curtis 2O0l Free
man street. Those present were:
| Mrs. j. c. Thompson, Mrs. Fletcher.
Miss Maud Friday. Mrs. ]. T. Blackshear
Mrs. j. II. Grammar. Miss Annie Greive.
Miss Eva Spangler. Miss Mary Gre've.
Mrs. S. II. Spangler Miss Mamie Clark.
Mrs Irene Clark. Mrs. Lula Adds
Mrs. H. f. Aids. Miss Eta Curtis,
Mrs A. J. Curtis. Mrs. Lima Thompson.
Miss Nettie Sternen- Miss Julia Sternen,
| berg. berg,
MIR. Henry LeTulle. Mr.. L. Everett.
Miss Ruby Fletcher
The programme OF tho Deutrich Muslca
club on the 18th was highly enjoyable. II
was Schubert evening. There were tw'
piano impromptus. musical moments" OF
piano. violin and mandolin. "serenade" by
the Ladies' Singing club, with the same
three instrumental Accomplishments and {
vocal duet. Death and the Maiden
The programme was enthusiastically re-
ceived by the appreciative people present
|
The city was completely stirred by the
social whirl In Galveston last week. TIL.
trip of the legislative party down the bayou
the presentation OF silyer and books. thC
presence there OF the ship and all the at
tendant excitement went far toward turn
ing all attention abroad. Galveston was, 1
is needless to say, unusually gay In hel
social realm and Houston was gay with her
The Woman's Relief Corps will give on
OF their semi monthly dime socials'
Thursday night. the 25th. at the home @
Mesdames Davis and Billows. corner O
Walker and Travis. Something out OF tn
ordinary will be presented in the way of
: Library Evening"" each one to personal
some popular book Everybody cordial
invited to attend.
/ Last Monday evening at o'clock at III
residence OF Mr.. Dmitry Kattache. hi
daughter. Elmere Clementine was unite
e in marriage by the Rev. H. d. AYES, I
s MIR. O. l.. Who'll, Only few immediat
y friends were present to OFFER their goo
wishes to the bride and groom.
After the ceremony the young couple LEI
u for trip through Colorado and Cali
fornia.
VI The ladies Of the Home Mission and Pal
4 sonage society OF Shearn Methodist Epis
+ ccpal church gave one OF their pleasant ;,
: cials in the chapel on Monday afternoon
These gatherings not only promote III
cause for which the society is organize
n but they afford the rev members an
o strangers in the church an opportunity
II becoming acquainted.
Among the merry parties which went
: Galveston during the week to see the sh
and all the numerous attractions was OF
l. made up of, Mrs Roslne Ryan, Mrs. Y
5 q. Van Week. Miss Rosine Maiiot OF Am
r. tin Miss Root Miss Cora Root Miss Frai
ces Mann Of Galveston, and Mr.. l.. J. PARK
IN Mr. II. b. Latham and Mr., Hines Kirl
u land.
III An entertainment will he given for n
~ benefit OF St Patrlcks church on Wedne
n day night at o'clock, at Pythjan Ha
If The tickets real Two Hours of Fun
al and bear the iascriptcn: "'A little nor
nj sense now and then is relshcd by n
D. best of men'--and women, 100"
NY Those who attended the grand concert
ay Camilla Urso and her company of SINCE
Us and pianist were highly pleased
ut There was soma pcnpgr,,,t,, 4,