The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21
Social Clubs.

The Mansfield club has issued card pro-
grammes tor their entertainment at Saen-
gerbund hall Wednesday evening. giving
the following attractive menu FOR the
pleasure of their audience;
Overture ..s.........s.....,.. OfCneStrA
Monologue--"C Christmas Greens 80.
......-.....,...M Mrs. William Christian
Solo--"First Violin" Mr. Sol Rosenaeld
Confessions" Ca chapter from
A. Conan Doyle's book, "a Duet)
.,..... Mr. and Mrs. r. /" Treadway
Pano--waltz. ............,,. Moskowskt
Mr.. A. Bh1tldd.
Farce--"A Bunch OF Roses .....s.....
........,..,...,.,.M Mrs NJ r. DAVIS
CAST
Mr.. petloye, middle aged aud Jealous
observation-disclosures. Mr.. Powell
Mrs Pctioye, young and pretty....,.
............ Mrs w. w Chlmoerlin
Miss Hlda Greayes, young ana ro-
mantle .........,..M Miss Aline Kngh'
Miss Malvina Pilkngton. very ro-
mantle ..,,............,...M Miss Guion
Mr. Herbert Mason 49, ......, Mrs, Munger
Mr.. George Hargroye., ...Mr Murchison
Higgs. romantic maid Miss Angel
Hopson, romantic butler. Mr.. Chadwick
scene--sitting room in home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Petlove.
selection ..,........,, s.,,..,... Orchestra
This will be followed by q dance and
offers pleasant prospect for those who
attend. Il is hoped that the reputation
this club has for good work will hli tho
house and help them to do the proper
thing for Mr.. Mansfield when he visits
Houston.
The Treble Chef club gives a concert
Tuesday evening at Turner hall with tue
following programme:
Evening prayer IN Brittany. -. .Chaminade
Treble Cleft Club.
Sword OF Ferrara ,.......,.... Bull. q.
X. Is. Savage.
/ Mad scene from Lucia di Lamlnei
4 moor ........,,..,.M Miss Mary Kidd
Violin solo. selected s.Miss Stella Root
4 "Rock-a-bye. Baby" ,.............. 0sgOod
Treble Clef Club.
I Piano solo, waltz .....s..... .Wieniauski
/ A. &. Kidd
Double duartette--"2sd Psalm, Schubert
Miss Hughes, Mrs. White, Mrs.
! Lawrence. Miss Sweeney Miss
Timmins Miss Brinsmade, Mrs.
Krahl and Mrs Bright.
Pantomine-(a) "swannie Ribber
CD "Comin' Thro the Rye.
7 ........ .................. Mrs. Rolfe
ouartette-'In Lullaby ....... Beach
Miss Hughes Miss Brinsmade,
Mrs Lawrence. Mrs. Munger
I Duet~-"Night Hymn as Sea" Thomas
Miss Hughes, Miss Brinsmade
English songs. selected ,.....,. Miss Kidd
young Lovell's Bride" ..,.u..., Harsch
Treble Clef Club.
With such a treat as that In store Tur-
ner hall win, OF course. be crowded, espe-
cially as the club has been very generous
in the past with complimentary concerts.
II they are successful they propose 20
bring some hne artists 10 Houston. but
that depends on the Houstonians
The residence OF Mrs. J. C. Berng was
the scene of much gaiety last Tuesday
evening, when the ladies of the Uxoris
eiuD gave 'fad" party, in which their
husbands we're invited TO participate
Every woman has a fad, and from the
number represented by the sterner Sex
they are not entirely free from them. The
fade were represented In various ways
One lady appeared with epauietteE and
! shield OF calendars, representing tn,
Twentieth century fad; another, NOR,
practical, wore silver dollar. other yio-
let's, sewing outfits. etc. Those worn bS
the men showed much originality ant
variety OF tastes, One very courageous
ex- bridegroom arriving without indication
OF fad, on being asked what his was
replied, "She who just passed into IN,
adjoining room" Then novel amusement
was introduced Papers were printed OF
the back OF each, on Whlch the name o
some famous person was written, and th'
duty of each was 20 learn that name b.
asking questions Of those around then
that could be answered. by yes" or mo.
For instance, Madame Patti" is she
philanthropist? NO" Is she on tn
stage? Yes. etc. These questions led Z
many pleasant discussions.
After this part OF the programme hat
been duly exploited the dining room wa
thrown open and a grand march proceeded
In that direction The table was decorate,
with ferns and cut nowers and piece
Of Battenburg. effectively arranged. From
the central chandelier hung garlands 0
roses with green. forming almost per
fect canopy, the effect OF which was YER
pleasing Deiicacies. such as charlott
russo. cake, etc. were served. after whicl
tbs ear was soothed by soft strains from
the violin and plano, brought out by Mrs
. p, X Berins. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Elio