The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-18
HOUSTON DAILY POST: MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1900

cidedly in the negative by the pose aud
EXPRESSION OF the TWO former. Arg al
ktr iolluwed with a delightful piaao . To-
her me touch and excellent meth'Il con-
Neying the melodies directly TO the sym
pathy OF the audience. The nth picture,
NO Respecter OF a Widows Grief,"
showed Cupid (Master David Rice, Jn J
seated opposite a young widow in her first
grief Miss Delgado), waiting patiently
Tor his time and ready with bow and ar
row to put in his work despite the aa-
parent hopelessness OF the situation. Gu
pid was so happy and rosy and swss; dat
no brought down the house on THO ana
every other occasion when he appeared
Miss Kids solos. an aria from Faust"
bringing In the Jewel Song" and her
numbers later on. ooh. Can Ye Sew Cush-
ions' "Vainka's Song" and Dear Love,
When On Thy Breast / Lie" showed in
an admirable way the versatility OF hlr
training. for the selection from Faust
and Dear Love" were In entirely differ
ent lines the first showing her vocallza-
lion aud the last her wonderful power o..
holding sustained notes. She received
nearies applause Tor all her numbers.
Their Presence Of Mind" was repre-
scented by Miss Efae Jones, Mr. Wilmer
Waldo and Master Darlington Weems. and
was simply perfect. Then followed
Guess the Girl Who Has Been Kissed
Carr. Miss Root Miss Cochrane. Mr..
Cleveland and Mr. Harris Garrow, ana
was one Of the best OF the evening Mrs
Bruce played again very delightfully."- while
the eighth picture, The Only Pebble on
tho Beach" was being arranged Thia
was another success, given by Miss Wal
do, Miss Effie Jones, Miss Dels;Ilo aud
Mr.. Crane The ninth, When Doct / .
Disagree" was a "succes feu" Dr.. II.
+. uart on one side OF the couch On
which the invalid (Mlss KIDD, whose casa
was being fought over by the doctor
versus Cupid sickness or love?J with the
tiny god OF love holding his polnt stub
bornly opposite him. 1t was easy 10 be
seen that Cupid was the star OF the even
ing-surp1ss. even the doctor. After
this MIR. Aldrldge Kidd played Reinecke's
a.lado" in his usual mastery way ami
then Cupid was seen giving 10 an inter
csted class. "A Recipe for Kis6es lie
stood on a barrel with cooks apron On
frying pan in one hand, the other ont.
stretched in earnest demonstration 4 his
subject while his class composed Il Mss
Root, Miss Waldo, Messrs. G evelanl aud
GarrJw. le'ne1 forward evidently levJur-
ing every word. He was too swrs: ~
any hing the evident pleasure h. zoos
In his posing adding immensely to tNaL
cf the audience In watching him The
hall was filed with a fashionable crow
aud the ladies' in charge were over
whelmed with compliments on Tie beau
tiful success they had made and deli lltsG
with the satisfactory financial raturns for
their work.
Mrs. Vernon Leman gave a Valentine
morning to Miss Maggie May Arnold Of
Galveston. Wednesday, which was a beau
tiful success all the way through. The
score cards, for euchere was played were
Valentines. daintlly tinted things that were
far above the old time messenger Of love,
whcrcon lad in shining blue and lassie
in blazing yellow sat side by side beneaAn
two impossible hearts in glazing red. On
these modern beauties the games We're
punched aud lone hands marked with
candy hearts tied on with pale blue aud
pink ribbous After the games a uncheol
of five courses was served with dsiut.es
which would tempt the mos. blase palate
scalioped oysters. aspie Jelly with mayor
uaiSe dressing, bits OF parterhOusc steak
Waldorf salad, pstachlo Jelly. etc, et5
And all so daintiiy served, too. that the
Young people for whom IL was prepared
could not fail to relish u. The prizes Of
iered for the winners We're in keeping with
the rest. There were three; the frst car
ried off by Miss Morse. the second by
Miss Jeanette Woodward of Fort Worth
each one delighted with her reward for
good playing Mrs. Leman was assisted
al through the morning by her aunt, Mrs
John Il. Carey Miss Alice Dumb,e AMI
Mls ]. x. T. Gillaspie. Hec guests were
Mrs. : +. %, Morse, Miss Arnold, Missos
Pearl and May Sattcrthwait OF West Vir-
gIna Miss Woodward OF Fort Worth, Miss.
Abbott Miss Sublett Miss Burton, Miss
Bryan Miss Heuke, Miss pugge Miss
Cora Root, Miss Stola Roo, MIS-, BRADY,
Miss Groc9, Miss Carr Miss Frederick,
Miss katherine Brown. Miss Alma Miller,
Miss orc, nnor, Miss Gibbons. Hiss Del
sd Q, Miss cuipor-r Mis- Quinlln Miss
roy ne Giraud, Miss Morse and Miss Efds
Jones.
The wedding # Miss Lily Rose Levy
and Mr. Max Schaitzer took place at the
hcme of the brides uncle Mr.. Felix Hl. II,
Wednesday Afternoon at O'Clock an vas
the occasion OF much merriment ami
pleasure o. the friends and relatives OF
bride and groom. The house was elabor-
ately decorated IN their honor, the parlor,
whore the ceremony took place, beng
especially decked out in flowers and vines
and palms. II was all In helotrope an /
flowers and draped with vines with mar
riage bell In divers of the same shade
hanging over where the bride and groom
stood, occupied the place between the
front windows. aud garlands of the flow
ers and vines were draped over doors
and windows. while the mantel was mas ed
IN ferns and vines and heliotrope foNess.
Two large 70 ms at the other side OF thu
house wore thrown into one and ion
table, with places for sixty guests. WAS
spread with such good things that the very
sight Of them gave appetite TO those about
it, The rooms We're festooned with pink
and white drapcries aud the nantes
massed with pink and white roses. The
bride who was OF course the center of
attraction, was dressed in a stylish tray
cling costume Of castor brown cloth with
a toque OF the same shade. trimmed with
violets, After the ceremony Mr. ana Mrs
Schnitzer left for New York aud after
tour through the Northern cities viii
make their home in Houston,
The wedding OF Miss Gertrude Duggan
and MIR. Thomas W. Browne took place
In st, Patrick's church Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. They were attended by
Miss Alice Kennedy and Mr.. Joe Browne
and hv Hon. ana Mrs Joan T. Browae,
rather and mctner OF The gru3N. Iao
b!iue was dressed IN "a street castum- 9i
veg eoItrtd cipth trimmed wiia crms ~