The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-07
LAST NIGHTS CONCEi,r.
The PyrOtechnic Display POstponeSl
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The P,'rotechnic Display Postponeu
TIN Tonight.
The concert at tina Auditorium last night
did not commence at $3.50 o'clock owing
to the small attendance present. The BIT
cycle parade seemed TO attract almost
everybody and when the concert did begin
about an hour later quite number ware
present. A division OF Herbs band enter-
tanned the audience With concert Mustc
until TING formal programme Of the eventtlx
was commenced.
Prof A.. e.. Dalse entertained the au-
dcncc with some excellent banjo music
which was followed BY the Holtkalnp or
chsstra in, a we'll selected number. Att
Miss Jennie Bcrlng had pleased the a.
dienoe In the we'll rendered soprano 5000
entdtlod, III Thou Didst Love Mo" the
exhibition drill was presented under the
direction or Mrs. Virginia Phelps ten
young ladies dressed In white costumes
participating. These movements were very
graceful and we'll timed to tsie marching
tune OF the piano. Ilr. h, II. Greco sety
acceptably rendered a violin solo. entitled
"lidiler of ST. Mast. which Is one o1
the finest noIlpo sitIons . cparet Tor thu
violin. The Indian club swinging Of Mr.
Gus Heync drew forth APPLAUSE from tho
naruiencc he periCrmifg some very dhilcult
swings With the riobs wltno,Ht y snsla-
Glen OF hi sitancY or awkward movement.
Mr.. d. A. Randolph gave G0me clever 9 lar-
Meter sketches In itaiien and other dialects.
his costume In some instances spitlnx tn1
words OF the dialect
Judge Norman q, Kittrell very acceptably
read d poein prepared for the occasion and
In honor of the festival The entertain
mant was enjoyable In every patttcuiAr
and concluded with seyeal selections W
Herbs orchestra, which appearad IN iu@i
numbers and strength.
Aft. .&t. NJ IN ayi
the concert attended the klnefnscope exhl-
billion In the adjoining industrial hall. y
may be said that the animated IMctures
shown are of high oder and visitors
sholsld not fail to avail themselves OF the
opportunity of witnessing them. IS.
Ths pyroterhnic exhibition, The fall q
Mnnilaa, which was to have been given
nj Baseball park. near the Auiltorium. was
not presented last night owing to the very
small attendance, almost all yisitors goihg
10 the concert at the Auditorium or to other
attractions In the city. This attraction Waii
moi be given until Thursday night.
Y. NJ. c, a. BAZAAR,
The ladiee in charge Of the bazar ~
The rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association have turned the rooms info
ycritable bower OF decorations anu flowers.
The ladies serving in the cafe today are
Mrs. NJ. j. Bering chairman; MesnaIles
Boyd. Palmer, Bailey. Roberts. Porpe!,
Gibson, $. Brasher, Wakes, Ewing, A.
3autian. Sweeney, Misses Ford. OConnor
Kadford. Queen. Mechanics, Meeks, Craw.
ford. Scott Qimnby. Scholibo and Grant.
The ladies' have several very prettily ar
ranged booths where candies, fancy work,
npd household effects are sold at rcasor.
able prices. Tho baby chow, feature q
the bazaar. Will take place this afternoon
nd 3 o'clock, ani full corps OF little ones
are promised 10 be present altered n tns,r
soIt,e prizes are on exhibition, to be award
cd To the successful competitors