The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-24

t"sIU0 DAIRY S4yatler WHICH mibs SVuiu
sans In : charming manner, and one whlc
wa entirely il keeping with her make
up. Tho work Of the vocalists named J
well known BY Houston audiences and u
simple statement that the selections rem
dered were a well done as Is usual wit
the respective ladies presenting them car
ries with II tho assurance that this par. 0
the programme was delightful dne
The first number Of the olio was III
dance. which was presented In : remark
ably artistic manner BY little Miss Austeel
George. Mrs. b A.. Randolph did l'ght-
ming pastel SKETCH which WAS very clever
i indeed and Mr.. Harry Randolph furnishct
an exhibition Of Juggling which was tful,
remarkable coming from one not q pro-
fessionai. Miss Hettie Otis song and dance
was a delightful piece OF work. being pul
j on In 4 thoroughly intelligent manner and
1 Miss Mazda McIleod's monologue was
marvel OF Its kind. Miss Arohnsons les,,
| ings proved to BIO ono OF the pr'hcipai
events OF the evening and she was heartily
applauded. Tho performance was closed ny
| the presentation OF an afnusing Ethiopion
| farce. presented by Mcssrs. Randolph, NC
Clcary and Grunewald At the close Of this
feature the floor was cleared and dancing
was INDUCED In.
Mics Jo,,rdc. as q compliment to whom
| the affair was given, as a popular young
lady OF this city. who Intends to leave soon
for Eastern points to complete her musi:ai
and dramatic studies. She has never ia.!ed
lto chccrfully lend her aid when called
upon to assist at concerts and other enter
taInmcpts of like character and tho sue
cess OF the BURNT Cork Bellss" was
well deserved tribute to her.
An informal dance was given at tho
Light Guard Armory Friday night compile
montary to the lady friends OF tho mem
bers OF the organization. The COMMITTEES
In charge consisted OF John S. Hoover,
chnirmnn D. u. Huey, Ed Burns and J.
elem De Lacy and these gentlemen spared
no pains 10 make the evening pleasant
one FOR their guests Fruit punch ana other
light refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs Ilearn OF Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Markham OF Huntsville, Mrs. MOTIFS,
Miss Bessie Sharpe, Mas Ida Oliver, MISS
Alice Gibbons. Miss Margaret Waties, MISS
JAMIE Cnsbman, Miss Pearl Williams. MISS
Matte Shelby, Miss Edith Radford, MISS
Mary Ashe, Miss Mckinney, Miss Libble
Dunn. Miss pcarlc Ross, Miss Houghton of
Roclkdale. Miss Brlnsmadc Mr. Il. Dennis
Mr.. T.. b. Dunn, Mr.. G. Hutchinson, Mr..
H. Cotton. Mr.. A. Vaughan, Mr. II. ID.
Lea, Mr.. VIII Thomas, Mr.. George McCor-
mack, Mr.. w. +. Gribblc. Mr.. Allison, DR..
j. A. Kyle. Mr.. Glenn De Lacy, Mr.. ED
Burns. MI. charles crane, Mt. mn rlu 'a
man. Mr.. pave Hntchcson, Mr =. y. Nh ~.
I'm, Mr. Holiand OF Austln' MI oo.oy' ~.
o. =. Drew, Jr,, MT. Jonh ,. hoovsf' M,'
y. T.. Huey. Mr.. f. Rue, Mr. G. $. Ayd-
lett Mr.. r. Gilman, Mr.. r., +. Crawford.
Mr.. c. H. Burns, Mr.. II. Arnold, Mr.. Jesse
Alberts and MIR. Charles M. Archer.
Inc mop given Wednesday nisnt at
Bryan's hall was we'll attended, and tSc
evening WINS passed In n very enjoyable
n.nna. ~, ,hoso ,rosont rba hon vii,
~ '"e
lake p'ace on triuay hieht next NeeA'
Those present Wednesday night we're
Mrs. II A. Jones, Miss Jennie Davis, Miss
rd,o ,Say Miss Ea,a wo;fora Mics Enie
- ,',.,. -, 49, 49, MI,
Ihaplnah, MISE mnt.na n,e,"'' Ma, Mss 3d. ny
Williams MISS Welsh. Miss .nnie Cush-
man, Miss Margaret Jaeson, Miss Margaret
Waties. Miss Bessie Mclnnis OF Austin,
800 A t, hs; Wv, M''', ,i tua na'a,, ME-
Ni,ce t;ibbons' MISS I.lzzie stephens. Miss
Kate Stephens, Miss Julia Fitze, Miss De-
ehefd calvert, MISS Marian Waiker' MISS
rbari,o lone. Mac paaaie sharn Mic,
Lucy Harrison. Mr.. Brown Bolts. MIR. VIII
Watson, MI Hill Freeman, Mr., Julian
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w.. MI =, m ",,uo,, NJ, Harry w
~ ~. c,'e,' s ~. W., oe.. ihNe'.a' NJ
n,,a.,rs a,, w. ~, E'e,e 1u",nc's: M
i1n,oh a,"o' Nv oa ~ 9 1I WI, Na,iie
Nnn,,,nr ,, ~ A.. =, .,u.cn a'n NJ
,Inr ~" ,nie.'',, "f Suotse T,pnohs MI.
pan,o, 'J pon,s M' Nnes,ss p,yun, NJ
In, ,," prn u,ao'' nf nnurvW Mhi'e; MT,
Cai,o, A., nhar,a. WIZ ms ~ w. neo,hc
Groshocis powo,, NV wep m W., p W,1, MT
Georso Mocnr,,o, ~, NJ r ~ N,nu M
pr / XVI M rn,, oen A., ~ M, isuuy,
| n .ro,n,nn NJ, r. ~ pa,'a, w. A., nV ,,
Rnndle Mr. E,rnns, Hail. , va,
Kidd. Mr. sam Mri,bann~ NJ, m's I,t w. u,
oliver Mr. Vni pinrnnn ~, ~ VT; ona, ,,s
| Tom Rotts Mr. na,a na,, ~. w. o"su' "''
'D",e .''Ne'
A merry crowd =, ,o,, ,.,,,,
~, .e''h io'Ns s"tne'co
~ 'he resiuehce OF Mrs, Glraud ON Main
| street Thursday evening and, chaperoncd
| by MIR. and Mrs William paker Turner
o,, ,o.s.aa,a, -, 80
'''' "o'so OMNIBUS
ana went o"t 10 FOREST Park TO see the
| fireworks. or course, all sorts of good
| limo worc had during IN, r,ao ~.