The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-13

Tor hdyinE spent one evening IN FAIRY
land.
There IS a movement on foot, orig
mated by several influential ladies'. TO SET
, up concert for the bcneat or PROT Gall
loni. T1s Is, they aay, to 30 n treat
Of rare good music and viii be given
Tuesday night an Bryan hall. Senos Gal.
! lon VIII. 1t Will DE seen by tho pro-
gramme given, sing three numbers. one
, i1r bass, one ;1r tenor and SUI
, another tor a barytone voice. TGi8 Is
Of course way out of the usual aud wll
be one OF the attractions OF the uvclin ;
Those assisting him arc well known her,
aud the following programme viii tel
what they Will 10
sehuberts "sereuade." by Arioa quar
totte.
xi tr.ano solo waldeslccnsehen" b.
Miss NJ. Kirlioks.
:, Contralto solo. AVE Maria" Cavaliers.
q Rustlcann, by Miss Gibbons
* Victin sc1 III Troyatore.'' by Maate
ID Moody Oawson
- Vocal duet. so vlvo e Tamo." Camps
by Miss Carr and Nir. j, Grand.
Cal Bass solo, opera "Eumine," 10
y tenor solo. opera "Lombarlt;" (c) barry
~ tone solo, Mareher," Verdi. by seno
u G. C. Glllon
u. Soprano SOLO, Der Vogel Inn Waldo.
~ Wilhelm Taubert, by Miss Sadie Timmon.
ia Harp solo Naise Caprice" yerdallt
'S by Miss NJ, McElroy,
"a Vocal solo, One sweetly solem
80 Thought Mrs Henry II. Dickson
~ Vocal duet. Night Hymn at Sea-"
W Goring Thomas by Miss Gibbons and NJ
NJ 81. r. Gates,
Violin solo, selected. by Mr. a. Dioh
Soprano solo, 20 Salutarls" Guass. b
n Miss Carr,
M Bass solo, selected, Mr.. 81. r. Gates.
er Mandolin solo, selected, Mir.
Schramm
Piano &olo. selected. Mr.. A. h. Kidd.
=, Coon song solo Mrs i.ockmau
Senior Gailonl has studied with arrls
'et OF ne 30 oBn0 ana Milan conservatory
Ter and is considered BY c0nuoisseurs as II,
Az only fine musician, but an eNcelci
teacher. He uses the Italian method a
70 together method considered Nv MAJ
cir 10 contribute lorgely to the long ife
nd the voice,
The german given by airs. John
:, BRADY TO her daughter, Miss Lucy Brad
,ev and her niece Miss Belle Menard. ",
tic the event Of llro past week and a ve
III, delightful event as well. Bryan hail W
.oA very festive with the festooning Of 10
NJ est vines aud branches of holly aud yum,
for that clothed the walls aud decked Il
yer windows ana stairway. The stage w
,he walled in with mass OF palm foliai
I,ss and each of the two south corners VI
ain turned Into temporary drawing room
art Over one was bower or forest vim
I'm hung with japanese lanterns and brig
lios eolored toys and baskets, which we
nm USED as faVors, and seats completed Il
NJ furnishing. In the other corner We
Nv rugs and coy chairs and pretty stan
~ ~ with ferns and palms-ln fact. dain
M corner where the chaperones were cAa
~. a,t ting away pleasantly while the eoiIil
Ns.e leaders were busy
W. Mrs Brady received the guests wi
~ :. the two guests OF honor, Misses IRA
ING aud Nenard, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. IA
ma LOT stantlng with Ger and an throul
Ma ibe evening her Influence MAS feit. b
asu' peclaily IN the homelike atmosohe
An that was given TO the affair was \
.ura genial. kindly spirit that had itss ri,
sie- on NJ hospl able shores OF OLD Marylaf
Of most roticeable
len Miss Rrady led the hrs, Azure wi
Sthe Mr. John y. Dickson. rr.. then wnh !
'ona q J. Crane. Jr,, and later on with \