The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01
{ a Tete-a=Tete
with
the Musicians


| fti A,.~onff tpitINNllN ave 'AN'-
~ 49,, symphony club celebrated
y ,onIyersary iaso sunday afternoon
y .,a,oce Of MIR. charles Grumbach,
o ~. ~ n rs few honorary members
= y. a., and buslnoss affairs of this
y y beautifully harmonious as INC
~ ia they make. The result Of the
= n officers was as follows:
Frank l.. Miller: Vice presi-
heu' swlnford. Jr.; secretary, Arthur
,....nrcr sam Fnnt librarian, Har-
'' sa.i,tord: musical director Prof r.
.a,nterr Ill. -, n.o.iao,t
Fnd.- made an earnest and eloquent
n .,a,ess to the club. He congratulat-
H., As they deserved to b., on their
4 MN IN, work during the whole year. and.
W., bespoke it's continuance.
,s,, the session Prof. Llndcnherg
- eaec's Sonata opus s. Az VIC
!, pn IlndenberG is 50 wei known and
,.,stlv loved that no adjectives are
u ,r 10 describe his playing, Miss
4, 1,0bertson accompanied him on the
M Mabel Upper played on her violin
4, n,5ots first concerto,
Mo- Theresa Grumbach played the ber-
\, nom Ciodard'S ''locclyn.
=. ,lnb played In their best style, and
4 is,sn knows by this time how much that
Eass The overture to RoSSini's Tan
w And the "Entr OctC' gavotte, by
eSa which has been heard here as a
rs6t on the programs Of the concerts
Il ne Spanish Octctte'
n, successful organization Of the
rr,ns Choral club has been most graft
IA, from every point of view. The active
r,rsrhlp, which is limited to forty. was
M quickly filed and the membership
sanIttee holds hattcringly long list of
l,ns Of those waiting FOR vacancies. Here
islozs fhe list Of active members:
yfsdares H. a, pedtn. Van Week, !.
4 Naxty. II +. MarGrcgor, Huber. Bal
4 ilen. {. W. WEIGH Harris Masterson,
A Hudson, h. y. Davis, Il. B. Cush-
n z Lnlard, G. +, oliver. II Booth. Lee
larlplL c. c. Bcaycus. 3oslne Ryan,
! smith, y. W. ihWnlnsoh, VIE
STEELE. Kinds Kirkland and Misses Cora
I'M Mamie Thompson, Julia Smith. Res
/ Warner, Allce "t9hons, Lillian Lce'
'tIh GTee1. Edi'l Munger Marina smell
tl koV8' talN'g Iiol'Y; L"u,sc ly"''n'
'4ipe Ia homes HHl'iN hea'thH' IN A.
n. officers Of the club are: President.
NJ Willa IIutchcsOu, vice president Mrs
4 tnalbueu' spt' M"
~ Baths Allen, llh'arlan Mrs T.. a.
hln. Ia0scS H.. dirfG''r; MIS- MIS- Mary KIDD
nhs clubs tirsi meeting was decided
bWs Nmlted nninn'r ~ honorary mem.
M ine hst Tor Nose was MOI opened
w tnoay pi Nus N'GNi IL HIhmg very
WY shu IS n'4gon ny INC loi9wipE
IVY. NJ NJ .; 'p9..''SV,19, Mrs' ~ w
,s,. NJ ~ j. I,h w. ,s,,, ~. Il; =.
-s Mr. hts SoFi' 'V yro,go ,t MtS' t"tt
I'm f ,he same os KAT Hr tbe 2usr ~
dti5 The honorary members are to
!, \ N,, y a year to the clubs treasury
N Il site6dpr he '[i iVFs e InF RIIn
,ss snd vlll. Of course. be allowed to in
~ III" n"u'u,I W Su.NlH ~ wei"
ss expect 70 pe' rirht down WIZ n so vo 6rE
thsr next meeting. which VIII bc 10,
'V,. afternoon G1s at 1880 at the residence
SO . a. 7',"
=
Et biennial session here in Houston in
/. coming snri,r ,.5 Z. ;" IN. i'YU - ~
d. as '''ius' 'u" rs IL VIII ne such
W. event preparations have been and
sin being made for it.
At meeting Of ,hc lon.I ,ro,,,,ou. -,
no,en,,as ~ Wv "rut p'''u"'erS oil
! . '-y,,'lien'' Ut, IA y Miller was elect
president Of the Houston organization,
! at bis request a mcctinc Voc Lied
I soadar a, Trp,o' "T','uS was called
iiters nsr, al iri turner nIII TO- begin getting
\ n t Tsijraln9nS 10 the big fest gcncr-
Ia eset dn, >,
wing sesi,Itc VI ouISenS al the Tenor hall
i,tssAny,S u,ied as follows:
II '; SSgsreg y :, n; Miller drst vice preSl
n, Wiln,% hDl nci second vice prcsl-
as,o Hii,ial w. A, RGlcbardt.
Dolord y ,'oY Presidents: Hon. John d.
isr lion T. "a, brEan. Hon. George 3.