The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28


enjoy the substantals and sweets that
were served to them by a corps OF waiterD.
After this interesting part OF the afternoon
was over tho dancing was the thing. The
! pavilion was we'll lighted by engine head
lights and all through the trees about 1t
were Japanese lanters. their right-tilted
! light trying best to ignore the light OF the
moon that fell in lovely radiance through
the thick foliage OF the forest trees. With
! in the pavilion the merry dance went on,
winelng up with several cotillion figures.
/ led by Mr.. Spencer Hutchins. who with
\ his usual ATTITUDE for catching UP Ideas,
/ used the spoons brought for the occasion
for use In coffee and ice cream as fayors.
and these servcesble bits OF table fur
| niture are now hanging In many dainty
/ room, tied with ribbons. bringing to the
memory OF Its occupant the lovely even
! Ing given them by the kindly president OF
the q club.
Half past ten found the train on it's
way home. and there were street cars
awaiting the crowd to carry the president
and his guests to their various destina-
uons. The latter we're; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| f. Ring. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Garrow. Mr..
AMI Mrs. w. c. Crane. DR. and Mrs. HOgg,
Nj and Mrs c. H. Pescay. Mr. and Mrs w
I II, TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Mac
Gregor Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mistrot Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. FdtzGerald. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Fort Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Marcellus Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.
Moves. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Herring. Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Dickson. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry G. House. Mr. and Mrs. Presley X.
Ewing Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Myer. Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Stieff. Mrs. o. c. Drew,
/ Mrs. Alfred Drew. Mrs. f. Lumm, Mrs.
Aubrey Mcguire. Mrs Rosine Ryan, Mrs.
/ Margaret II. Foster. Miss Medium, Miss
kennard, Misses Cora aud stella Root,
Miss Davidson OF Galveston. Miss Porter,
! Miss Tuggle Miss Myrtle Watson Misses
Frances and Edythe Giraud, Miss Tina
/ Cleveland, Miss Carr Miss Key Miss Mary
/ Waldo. Miss Ella Smith. Miss Dickson.
| Miss Milly Dumble. Miss Norrell. Miss
/ Elsa Schmidt, Miss Johns Miss Cochran,
Miss Lloyd. Miss Gibbons Miss Bryan.
/ Miss Alien Miss Aline Knight. Miss Ham
man. Miss Cushman. Miss Ross, Miss
! Westbrook. Miss John Miss Roberts Miss
Usher. Miss Forbes of Sherman. Miss Mag
gle shearn. Miss Drewry. Miss Lulu wal
do. Miss Davis Miss Hattie Williams Of
Galveston. Miss Bondies OF Galveston, Mr..
Spencer Hutchins Dr. r. T. Morris, Mr.
X. w. Scott. Mr.. w. s. Hunt Mr. w b
Frazer Mr. Eugene Mitchell, Mr. A. e.
Everts. Mr., John T. Dickson. Jr.. Mr.
James Glraud. Mr.. Norman Klttrell. Jr.
MI Austin Miller. Mr. B. r. Latham, Mr.
Erdus Huey. Mr.. W. T Hancock. Mr.. r.
Hervey Mr. George Kidd. Jr.. Mr.. ]. II
Eagle. Mr. Charles Crane. Mr.. f. A.
Hoffman. Mr. Abbott Cockreli, Mr.. J. V.
Bel Mr.. w. A. Wood. MIR. j V. Tacka-
berry. Mr.. W. c. Conner Jr. Captain
George Mccormick Mr. Richard Giraud.
Mr.. Charles Blankinsep. Mr.. f. A. Hud-
son Mr.. John McComb Jr. Mr.. Charles
Semsn. Mr. II. w. Garrow, Jr., Mr.. John
Mcclellan Mr. NJ Benson. Mr.. Odin Ken-
dall, MI Clarence Kendall Mr. Martin
Colonel Hadley Franklin, Captain O q
Drew. Mr. Locke Wallis Of Galveston and
Mr. c. Herbert Brown of Galveston.
The Treble club scored big success
Thursday evening and by their admirable
work emphasized the fact that the Treble
CLUB Is one that any city might be proud
OF. The director Mr.. Savage. has ever,
reason to share with Houston the pride in
) them and to congratulate himself on the
result of the work OF the past season. In
the opening number, Through The House
: Give Glimmering Light" by Beach. bright
fantastic little sketch. the clubs singing
, was not shown to its best advantage. hui
, In the second, Marchettfs cave Maria
= then. indeed, # was fine. They brought
, out all the delicate shading of the Italian
: composer in the most exquisite manner
carrying their audience with them nlonr
= inc sweet waves OF sound in most de
y llBhtm way. The applause that followed
: showed the hearty appreciation of the worl
: done That IN the last two numbers
Evening Prayer In Brittany" aud st
Johns Eve" both by Chaminade wa
every bit as good Chaminade's music Il
an acquired taste, but after acquired il
has fascination almost equal to that o
. Choplna And the club gave the strange
fantastic music in a most admirable way
Miss Brinsmade's voice seems to suit The
curious character OF the music-in quite
, striking degree, and her solo in the frs
was beautiful Mrs. Hume and Mis-,
Hughes both had solos in st. Johns Eve
and each added her share to the club,
! glory. Too much can hardly be said OF
? the clubs work aud but for the pauciiS
OF the English language in the matter o.
: adioctives one might write about them all
day.
Mrs. savages voice never seemed
, sweeter than in that lovely song OF
= Flegler's, The Horn" that he sang first
. He took us away into the depths of tn,
Q Black Forest calling up delightful visions
/ of it's hossy depths and deep shadows
| Then across to old England in her Col.
v den Days" when the fresh, vigorous note.
I. Of The Highwayman' rang through the
, room.
a After the applause that followed him
t had died down. Miss Sandal OF Galveston
n a gentle, sweet looking young girl
claimed the attention of the audience by
pathetic story of The Soul OF the Violin
4 which she told in a very touching way ant
in very sweet voice Miss Sandal Is
modest graceful girl and the assistane,
she rendered the club by adding so mucl
Y TO the interest Of their programme II
: thoroughly appreciated She received
I hearty encore and bouquets OF flowers tx
: show the pleasure OF the audience and IL
RESPONSE to the former gave bright
r funny Bit Of negro dialect that took every
e body's fancy. In the monologue, "A Xma,
/ Star" which she gave later on In tn,
evening, she showed still another phas,
that of the sample country girl very ad
mirably and received another enthusiast,
a round OF applause for her work
. Miss Bessie Hughes voice was at il
u sweetest on that evening and filled thu
o hall with tenderest melodies The flow
v ers given her after the numbers wer,
: sung were not more beautiful than tn,
> notes OF her clear voice. Mr. Munger
y lne voice was heard in two songs. "Thl
s White Owl" and "Ho! Fill Me a Flagon.
r The first was queer thing that Shove,
of to advantage the excellent training hi
u voice has had. but the second gave full
b play to the rich melody of his voice. whicl
is certainly one OF rare merit. Mrs. Mum