The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-12

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wa. eiicited much praise was a miniature
portrait OF Mrs. Mayberry. formerly Miss
Ruth Richardson. MISS
me club is to be congratulated ON tho
success OF this affair. which Was gotten in
nureiy IN the interest OF art. The mem.
ners intend to give yearly exhibits on
,a,ser scale In hopes OF promoting the tue
Refreshing fruit lemonade was served "a
the callers by the patronesses Mrs. n n
Cherry. ''s
Inc High school building was a scene ~
Joy and animation last Thursday night.
Inc occasion was a reception to the senior
class OF '9S by the Alumni ASSOCIATION ~
the Houston High school. at which the new
graduates were welcomed into that organ.
ization Beautiful floral designs covered
every part of the hallway and vines and
ierns adorned the walls. The Stars and
stripes and Texas flags mingled with the
class colors OF the present year in en-
pietlng the tastily arranged decorations.
MISS Gussie Howard, president of tho
Alumni association, extended greetings and
congratulations to the new members, and
MISS Nettie Lockhart responded most APP
prcprlately ON behalf OF the class Profs.
kimbrough and Mayors told of tn progress
OF the High school in a brief way aud the
Dement'S that We're derived from such a
manifestation Of interest in the welfare OF
tho school by those who had attended il in
the years past. Prof. Duvernoy delighted
his old scholars with a few humorous le
marks. An excellent musical programme
was rendered BY an orchestra and two
vocal EplFntinnc W Maha 81 -
Miss Marian Walker were entertaining
features. A refreshing rcpast was served,
after which the evenings programme was
concluded with dancing
The social at the First Baptist church
last Tuesday evening was very enjoy
able affair." 1t was given by he ladies' OF
the church whose names commence with
the letter c. The ladies composing the
committee were Mesdames f. NJ. Court. j.
NJ. COLLEEN James Cox. NJ. G. Collins. A.
G. Cockrell and T.. w. Camp. The pro-
gramme consisted of the following.
Piano solo--Mrs. Don Northrup.
Reading-Mr. j. II. Breaker
Vocal duet-Mr and Mrs. Collier.
Recitation duet-Viola Arto and Eddie
Henke.
Rectation-Seven little girls. Misses
Jewel Midget, Vara Court. Ruby Hebe
Breaker. Maude and Gertrude Micheaux,
Lucas and Eula Cockrell.
Mandolin solo-Mrs. Oliver. accompanied
by Mr.. H. c. Breaker.
Recitation--Mrs. Swarens.
Observation-Disclosures Court and Cox ana
Miss Breaker
The entire programme was well render
ed. The little folks who contributed their
share to the pleasure of the evening were
highly appreciated. Little Miss Arto and
Master Henke very much delighted the
audience by their rendition of their spicy
little piece, THE Photograph"
The refreshments served were delicious.
and the social features OF the evening were
much enjoyed.
The next summer night concert will be
held at Turner hall on Tuesday. June Ii
Following is the programme:
Music by Herbs Light Guard band. Frank
]. Herb, conductor.
March. Uncle Dooley's Delight.
Observation-Disclosures. X. B. Hall
Selection, LA Somnambula, "..... Bellini
Waltz, wedding Sounds" ..... .Fahrbach
1.-The Gondoliers' Song,". .Oesten
Selection, robin Hood. ....... DeKoven
ION the Plantation .............P uerner
Waltz, Lancers,
Two-Step, Gavotte.
Guard Mount" ................ Eilenberg
american Cavalry
description Of Indian frontier skir-
mish) ..................... LuscomD
The assembly; away to the fight,
watching for the enemy; Indian war
dance in the distance; forward: near
ing the enemy; the fight the retreat;
attempt to rally; complete rally; at
EN- again; rout OF the enemy.
Intermezzo. "Cavaliera Rusticana." by
requesD ..............,..... Mascagni
Medley, 1.-The Jolly Minstrel 49,. Brooks
Overture "The Cavalier ....... Robinson
"star- spangled Banner" .............key
Waltz. Lancers,
TwoStep, Polka,
Waltz, Home. Sweet Home.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians. division No. 2, spent a
very enjoyable evening, consisting of music.
dancing and refreshments. on Wednesday
last over the First ward drug store en-
Houston avenue. when many iibernians
were present. Tie entertainment was pre-
faced by addresses by Rev Father Bonileid
and MIR. O'Connor, president OF the d.
vision, The following programme was rem
dered.
Vocal duet, Misses A. Weed and +. Cronln
instrumental solo 80. Miss Tedie Fourny
Vocal duet .... Misses f. and X, Cronin
Whistling solo ................Mr. Ed l'aiiy
RECITATION ......, Miss Fannie Cairnes
Mandolin solo ......... Miss Allie Fourmy
piano solo Miss Mamie Mcdonald
Vocal duet ................'. ..''.''..'
Misses X. Cronin and A. Fouriny
piano solo ......,.. Miss Alex Bentley
recitation ......... Miss Winnie Donlan
piano solo ........... Mrs G. II. richards
Vocal solo ............... MISS Alex Beh'leS
Vocal solo ............Miss Mary Donian
This. being the first social of the new
order of the Daughters of Erin was pro-
nounced n splendid effort by all present.
The concert given for the benefit 81 the
Tabernacle Methodist church at the 'e'i-
donce of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Van 'eek
was both financial and artistic success.
TIE programme was admirably rendered
and the selections such as to please ''e
most classic taste. with an occasional
dash of comic to enliven the spirit OF the
audience interspersed by the ever de'r apd
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