The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-22
In SOCIETY,"

every echo in the hall Of how the Cornish
men would be there" However, the audi
ence were very well satished that the
quartette represented the Cornishmeu, and
they made that feeling apparent by their
hearty applause, applause which greeted
dhem on every appearance and at every
number The best work Of the club that |
evening, though, was in Good Night, Be
loved" by Pinsuts, although Loeb Lo-
mond" was beautiful, aud when SUM
mers Just Ahead was very agreeably
The first appearance in Houston Of Mrs.
Ellen BHght Ray was very gratifying |
success. Her voice, well trained in tue
Italian school. Is very musical and she sang
with Intelligence the charming selections
announced. giving one encore comm |
'fhro the Rye in response 10 the inSlStcnt [
applause In a way that took her audience
| Mr. Ashenden was very much pleased |
| with the cordial reception given him, and /
| well nc might he for Il was not only cor |
! dial, but general lie justified u IN every |
] way, for again ne 'waked sweet wonder
| in the hearts Of q Houston adicncc. His
/ delicious voice so fu Of music ami feeling. |
makes It's way at once Ito the heart aud
. stays there. The melody Of IL was shown
in the first numbers, notably In NeYin
songs. and the force and versatility lu kor-
! bays weird music that ne sang win born
dramatic force and tendcresI SWSc'Mess'
aud his last song, GodardS 'lnllHhN' nu
cfftNrc I'm tho matter of cucurcs he was I'M
usually kind, was simply exquisite,
lHls uISN C"Httlsl sv"..iaH ". ~ W - 80,
in them so well shown by the fact lhaL
IlelI uSi Oh nul".st! N,t,tttI ~, , ,,o
1 hleu, WIN ii!dut u'uo' 5l",Gt No no ron
,.erts OF the future will bc in every way. mp
10 the present standard. BY the way MT
uuuleN P1$an, PIgSiI,ab mat Nnr'ilcn has
n"uHcru Wen SiIN u,aut ~, 81 ,,,i sim,
been ENGAGED I9r J"lu"lE - MN, "'' ''7
at lht Auuilorluin o." ~, ~" t,tn'7 Mao Ioucs
Ailer tne cot t,,n T. ii Mrs nav ana
CaptuiEA We wv , So ,rriSJ ,bnn, oG a. ne
Mi. ASueH44cn' ~ ~, y'. y1iiiiio,, ,hrisripn
hGIng Oh ~ ~. S,u O,,art.tto l,rirtv and scy.
Wh,'uSr alsv f,5 Inn 1ySre invited to meet
j I'M ''ne de,tgbtt,l bour wa spcnt. more
70 thcln. utLlrt'S - VI 5 iro, ,t.,,a served
, Rooa unus'S We sliientg
~ way AA
S ? ,,,,. 90. nat ,,.,.
g. Inc play, "A Bachclot war;" 'na' was
given hv amateurs under the direction aud
. r NJ Eo,ro. Irrvev Friday
b ""N"b iN' '' W. - ,,l,,s
3, night at tine opera mousse Is ." Wy -,
4 ing one and was very well given me
u .,ti,g NJ tho putira cnst was characterized
n ,,,,,,i,,.s r,roly over soon I'm ANA
r ny halUtHlu,Ss i1ilCtS 80 ,.',,rsr ~,
S'ur W"lhii M ton,l work AM
J. nan tNreilrllCc Nv p. eh",,e5 tGe OK
8, his easy, pleasant manner sn" WI ,ne b u,
: reilent results, out We o,n -, - tba,n Nlr
% thls aaH4ut"g ga NJ ada WoodruG. mad
Befl smith anu Nlss Az" " Ou a VA, n,,,'fe,r
If lnetr second aPPt0rr1aihy' 81 ArochhibSId Nav
y pe.iorlaa1gG IN ci Is,T and vet b6t6 o
~ anu N'4ss ii,t tboi. WORT rcaIIv on
them were e1ceilenl-.ae~ WTrH le'dF t6 p
n I9yanle even 70 TEun1rd Rro,yns carrie
Sc theater, Mr, Il wv No nSrt Of navr
= liG,iI risins even +" HE pathos of tn
y. part IN "A way rarely ever attained by a
- amateur. Mr. f. ChareS liullf "e21Iat.ii
n Inns W, Me' IIarod nnvnoIds notably we
~ In The former There was nothing ans
/" teurtsh in his Martin Blggs and the aud
thte HllONtu LA'lA l'N'lF'Ni. 10 70
nv ,,C,tbnd o,.cr nv mo r1nlditv with whir
it H. Hnrne rboucpd from tbr lmue1tuloi
all ali sacrntnrv ne the CAV Young soclet
nun md he drspryes spetial credit +,
M, Inn o, nv rbor"j%r Nrs + 7, GibboI
e took The port q ne widow very plcasn
., ANY, ~ tbc enhance with tbc slmplicu
uE Of br,, actiip Miss olivia Iockhnrt Ina
mt n minor na1i INT She showed decide
a ohiiif,' IN, in. voy she handled II AIR
.i If Moore foo made The best posslhIc ot
81 Of his role ana Inv means OF each one tn,
ot rarr.in, nut thcir norts so smoothly Al
les r"lnit 20 tba antirc nerfortnanro was n
wrnd1tion for his manaremcnt. for exec
TO- thc long waits between acts the play we
an OF admiralty. The beneficiary Of the p.
,st f0rmnuce. tho Faith Home could not ha
''' bppn very materially helped by the M
es' cceds. as the house was a poor one, viii
he is a nIty for the actors had worked ha
asIapd fhe' NAV showed the good results
q" that work and deserved more genera
IT. support.
asst Mrs o. r. Holt had n box for the pla
I'VE and with nor we're Mr.. ana Mrs j,
Miller. Mrs Roslnc Ryan and Mrs lugho
9ol Seward
NJ ~
the nv. N,.s-,,,., 49,, ,o,,rtt,. ,,,,it. =
a., nv a'-',, -.
IN occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Simon Priest
ltl' was the scene OF delightful surpr
nor.,. r7,tdo, oro,tnr co,,r,ir,crtory
hls 60, 49, mn, 80, -,
oth Miss Carrie Prlester. The AFFAIR had be
at admirably planned aud was carried q
and splendldly' During the afternoon the lau
OF inr, tal1cs on mo lawn 81 M old hn,
cal from which thc priestcr family Nave
the Gently moved, and which IS just arou
see tables vycra ~pneronS st"rcs AZ doir