The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-28
THE RELAXATION OF LABOR.
A MAGNIFICENT CONCERT AND AN
ENJOYABLE BALL.
Inst Night nj Turner HalI-A
ia Large Attendance.

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the grand ball and concert given by the
1 Houston Labor Council at Turner Hall.
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rounn and fudi Tor the occasion, after pass-
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giamfnes fST tho evenings exercises.
Tho programmes wcre rather m,re srt,s-
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eas'ohs' oh tne front cover OF the card
folio was beautifully embossed picture In
blue and gold of a Gre,,ian iamsel nerforr,
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notes oi u scroll OF sheet music before her.
w'hile "A mammoth sea- shell canopy formed
background for the picture III was a
detailed the numbers and participants fnr
the concert. while the ouher mage set for,b
the order of the dance T,ne receptfop com
niittes was as follows:
II. Berich j. Rawlings, ". ]. Hgll. j.
w Macarthur. w. p. .Hohns.n ami = W
Lewis.
The floor committee was. a. Neuthard
chairman: Charles E.semann, j. Odell n
-. Browan. r. u. Patterson, L, l.. Craw-
ford and +. Marrett.
Prof. II. Schrnm oraned the concert with
his orchestra OF ten pieces and tas each
performer was musician we'll known
among the best local talent the music was
delightfully."- Il fitting prelude for tho excel
lent entertainment. The comic song which
was TO have been rendered by Mr. .rolhn Nc
Cleafy was regretftlly omitted owing to the
illness of this gentleman. who Is known to
be especially CLEVER in dialect and huror-
Gus PRODUCTIONS.
The Nightingale Polka for flute and
plano was presented by Messrs. Lasne anil
Srhram. both artists we'll known for abtl-
iiy with their respective instruments. The
clear notes of the flute az rendered nv Prof
Lasue. even with tho except on that the
gentleman claimed to be labo1iny under
difficulties. would have been considered NJ
high merit at a more pretentious concert.
MIR. Cliff Grunewald pleased ,he audi
ence with his rich bass voice in the rendi-
ton OF double n ,,mber--"Tu1e Miser's Re-
morse" and ~ Can Not Forget Thee
After the orchestra appeared again in n
portrayal ct ''Thp Brownies" Mr.. Seiners
gave a violin rendition Of "Fantasie, by
Bohn which with piano accom-, pan inept
was deiIg,htfu1lv sweet mal,iny ,neiosty
saIch MS only a how Al, 14be hands of q r,asto,
couv} produce
The sonrano solo "paht erson Waltz wa.
om,tta5 ,,y.,nv 10 the i,incss NJ tho talented
,.oc,isst Me, matt, ot;s Nut ~. ~, Mo sol.
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