The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

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nett. Telephone 1850
The officers ~ the Houston Light Guard
have kindly given agaln the use Of their 4
hell % the members az Momens Choral I
club. the FIRST meeting for rho season 4
Of iN2NS VIII ne held 90 the hail % the
Light Guard club and srmory on Main 4
and canitol streets tomorrow CMcndayl !
afternoon az $3.50 O'clock
Mans members Of the club are stu out |
81 the city. Int an who are IN town are |
hereby reminded OF the business impor' !
lance of this FIRST meeting aud are there.
fore urged 10 attend even II y should !
cause them some inconycnience The cleo
tlon Of the musical dircftreas and accom-
PIANIST Is to takc place az this meeting.
Mrs Lee camnhelrs sunny presence aud
dne voice will be sady missed by all the
members Of the Choral club this year.
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Mrs. Mcdowell has returned from her
summer vacation and viii be at her studio
tomorrow tSiondayl. She IS at home With
her sister. Mrs. \ W. House.
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Last wednesday night the Houston
Quartette society held a hne rehearsal
starting in with the new songs for their
next concert November 8, with the Glenn
| Hall Concert company as the important
Thcse songs have been carefully select
/ ed with view TO pleasing the auulenSs'
Z and some familiar stratus VIII pe recos'
The active membership was increased BY
fonr new members. Mr. Schrlner anu hI'
William Holbeck hrst tenorst MI Nsulrf
second tenor. and Mr. McfeN' H19'
/ bass
Mr.. Fred F. Dexter has been appointed
/ choirmaster Of Christ church and Mrs. y"
/ ID whipple has been appointed orsanist'
MIR. Dexter formerly held the positlou
1 here of cholrmaster FOR period OF I'VE
years Ills better acWaiutance with the
Houston people. especially with the musi-
Hans ats him to be even better ulrec'
tor now than he was formerly
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Mr.. Ben Lewis has composed Tor com
piled) cute little musical hurlesque
called king Hobo II will shortly be
presented by several talented members OF
the Young Mems Hebrew society as
sisted by few lady friends. There IS 80
much musical and histronc talent " inS
congregation Of the Temple Beth israel
that this little skit Is sure 10 De sue
cess.
The New Year services az Temple Both
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Il composed OF Mrs. oliver, organist, {. b.
oliver tenor and direc.N Mrs. Baths al
lon coptralto: MI H. X. Gates basso'
Mas Sadie Fr~ysr soprano. Tue music
! consists Of several concerted numbers Dor
derius on tine Motcne form And some If
the numbers are purely traditional aud arc
. glorious as rendered by this me choir
Mrs. Alien sang IN her usnai nne voice as
/ the oITertory Fear Not Ye, O israel py
D. Buck At the morGing service MY
Oliver sang two beautiful solos. one a reg
uiar number and the other the oHertorN
! The congregation was very pr,9IusG ~ w.
praise OF the excellent music. Mrs, OuVer !
work at the organ IS unusually nne
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Mr.. d. D. Bryan, president Of the Hons
: ton ouartette society, who was chiefly in
strumental in bringing the Grau operi
: company TO Houston last season. has made
! ARRANGEMENTS by which he will undertake.
tho local management of the Maseagn
, Grand Italian Opera company, which vii
= apncar AZ the Auditorium IN this city o.
tho night Of December -, presenting wv
of Mascaguis operas, "Goyallerla kusti
d rama md 'ZnnettO" with Mnscagui him
seif. the distinguished composer, as tn
o conductor,
from italy d company ~ 100 people, Will
/. an orchestra Of seventy, especially selecte
n for the presentation OF his operas Tor ~
American engagement which opens at IA
, October s. He also brings with him tn
original scenery aud costumes with Whic
these operas were presented In Rome an
n Milan.
The program for the song service at tn
y First Presbyterian church this evening
very attractive one
q The Knights of Honor OF Harmony Lodg
No. s6l will give an entertained at OIL
IS Fellows hall, IN the Mason block, IhurSda
% evening, October 0, 1T which the fo!lowin
program win be rendered:
"A Prof Hodgkins' quartette.
x Plano duet Misses Cecil and Hazel Hawkln
Vocal solu..........M Miss Anna Belts Che'
Recitation. .........,.. Miss Nena Wallac
a, Childrens quartette-
II Misses Hazel and Cecil Hawkins,
y Lucille Dixon aud Master Earl CAM
= Violin and piano duet $3.50. ';;'...'...
Miss Annie Roberts and MIR. BOEpma
y Vocal duet Mesdames HawklnS and Gam
3 Recitation, ..,....t..,, MISS MAZDA Mcieo
" Vocal solo. .''''.'''.s'''M MT ". N lttnltt
& Prot. JusRse G.,,0, gsqrfotto. Ar n = Y.
ly All knights and their lady friends al
an most corially invited.
49,
~ Mrs F. W Hutchinson is going to Ne
at York tomorrow 20 devote herself for We,
ny to work under the pest hNHNNlN AHk ~
further cultivation OF her splendid soprar
s. voice
d we have never had more accomplish'
NJ musician among us here in Houston tina
Miss Blanche o'Donnel, who returned
w America this SUMMER after three yea
en spent In vienna. where she studied und
'ut l'aderewskis famous teacher, Leschetiskl
n Miss ODonne purposes taking up class
cir IN harmony, thoropgh-hass. counterpart
etc She Is at home. corner OF La Bran'
es. street and Capitol avenue.
ng ~
~ Emperor Franz Josef has given 40
dy crowns Tor the Vienna anner-strauss mo
81 ument.
One Of the most attractive things, In
N small way, 10 be seen in the music roo
'yr % the city museum " the knthaus az \
~ emma Is a grouping ~ figures or Nienne
~. walters 10 high relief around the two sta
,.r uettes of Lanner and strauss, the two gre
M Niennese waltz kings
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an, II Ray not be generally known that Z