The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03
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The March social session Of thu
field Dramatic club, which was held
pretty home of Captain and Mn.
Christian, No. lilo Clay avenue, ial! :
was decidedly one of the most enlsft
OF all the affairs given by the club
past. Mrs. Christian is always chs
hostess, but she exerted herself n
larly on this occasion and the ult1
verdict of those present was that ID
never enjoyed themselves more thut
A pretty feature of the eyenllI
formed by the programmes, on "
OF which appeared pictures Of /.
kinds, together with the initials Of N
and quotations containing some: I'D
to March and spring weather. o. 4
side were neatly arranged lists n v
fractions for the evening, the wholet
the cutest kind of souvenirs
The programme was Il varied md
estihg one, comprising, as 1t did, slts
by Miss Bessie Warner, selections "
Libbie Dunn in her beautiful ps
voice. solos fc- tenor and bass n
Harold Woodhead and Mr.. Gedl
Griggs, respectively, plano solos
Epdon and selections by the Ariou
tette. composed of Mr.. C. w. Nelxl
w. II. Taylor. Mr.. George b Grig
Mr.. Duncan Bell.
The feature of the evening was !
play entitled Love- which from y
that 1t was in three acts proved lid
Inherent from the farces usually pro
1t was most acceptably presented
following cast:
Sir Berkeley Curryon ........ NJ
Lady Chesham ........... Miss
FRED Curryon .............. Mi. w
Blanche Gresham ........... Miss
Captain Jack Travers. MI. ~
EHnlIy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..,., ~
A meeting of the directors d y
was held Just previous to the ~
ment Of the programme.
The regular weekly meeting Of
dies Reading club was held a
afternoon and was fairly well Y
notwithstanding the disagreeable
ton formed by the Indictment vs1
the lack of street cars. The
Hogarth and Holbien were not y
iIg to the absence of the aus.
Mrs. Cherry read very intereu
sertation on "a Rainy Day In
which was all the more instrusu
the fact that the writer had mae
perfectly familiar with her subjW
recent visit to England. The
given under the head OF "Currenl
proved just as interesting Els eyes
Effects" as interpreted b.
man, held prominent place y
OF the Shakespeare club on Thus
Sherman's division OF these int
Degree. and these, again, into
Mood and Character, require soms
tinctions In applying. The attn
queen towards her son and
censure OF his mother were
subjects OF discussion. One Q!
tions relating to this asked II
gain to the play that the queen
ITO have transferred her syn
Han.lst. To this an enswer wa
1t leaves the king more promin
wickedness by making her more
wards her son. 1t Is the begin
retribution that must follow ~
the nearest and dearest to him
deserted him for his most dane
Instead of carrying out Its -
gramme at its meeting last
Women's Reading club took W
estlng study Of the original fu
onies OF the United States. q
the history OF each one, toge!!...
resume OF the social and polin
that period, was given by
and the president, Mrs. kena!s5
instructive paper on the imp
ages and discoveries from the
lumbus down TO the time OF ~
ment Of the first colony In Vifa
On April 20 the Ladies' Assoc'a
First Presbyterian church viii
gan and violin recital under
Of Mr.. burst OF Cincinnati ana
OF this city.
The regular weekly hop -
Rryan's hall Friday night une
pieces OF Mr.. Charles NJ. Afce9
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