The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02

BY Mrs Byrne. Miss vanits De NH came
next with 9 beautifully rendered selection
on the violin, called "Fsntasie Appsssion-
ata- BY NieuxtempE. This llrle lady was
beautiful and graceful She played Gdmlra-
bly, the difficult piece
After q choice violin selection by Mr..
Conway shaw. Mr. Street on behalf OF Mrs
Noble McGiu Rosenberg. presented the ad-
nlral with a souvenir bowl OF massive sill
yer. The recipient iose and IN the most
feeling terms spoke q his glorious time In
TED 10 the pleasure Of Mrs Schley and him
The enthusiasm roee TO tremendous
height and every pair q hands IN thu
good Impression left by the hero Of Santi-
ago
At this moment Mrs George FarncE Reid
began her vocal selection ana every other
and La Tremenos, by Bell'ni The ac-
compartment, written for viola ob1gstn
played by Mr.. Hugo HansEe; violiDs, Mr.
Shaw and J. Ullnauni cello Mr.. Kearney
bass, Nj ]. Roesale. ard piano played bv
MI Campbell, the arraurer Of the entire
scores. obhgsto and q compartment Tha
tlmbre, elasticity and iat1uation Of each
phrase Of TIE song exhibited Mrs. Reds
voice IS Dagulhoept one, and she exc
cuted al the difficulties with such ease and
grace that her enth lsiaEm was at once con
veyAd 70 the audiencf which treated her 10
perfect ovation Admiral and Mrs
umph by presenting her with Covers and
requesting, While holding her hands in
theirs, q repetition of the aria. We hope
20 hear Mrs. Feid 5000 In Houston and add
our congratulations 10 the thousands she
has received already
~
1t was e large crowd that assembled 10
hear the High school athletic concert az
the high scheol building Friday evening
snd they were wen repaid. as the concert
proved 70 BE- q more than ordinary IN
terest
Mr. Hall, On behalf Of the management
of tie Athletic association. In a neat little
introductory speech, announced the motive
which scuated the High school IN giving
the concert.
Miss AunEer's song, Mr.. DswEon's play
Ing and MI. Jim BOWS song were heartily
encuref ano The cast that presented the
little comedy, entitled "A Regular Fix"
deserve lots Of credit for the brisk way in
whiG they handled their parts The
Ecibse ........-.- 80 Philharmonic Club
sqo-Seiected. 49,. Miss Rossiie M1n rVs
"'he Sioux Chicfs Daughter ,...,....
~ 80; Miss sadye Z;oorkowssky
'iolin Salo-seeond MaEurks; -......
"King q The Winds ............J Jim pow
sleigh Rloe' --.,- -..-,-... Messrs. Mihill
L'siieEro Dramatic clabI"1kS f Regular MAR
Fix. drawing room IN London, Ora
mats perS@onse;
Hugh De Brass $3.50. -...... NJ. Miller
Mr.. Surplus "a lawyer. .... Mr.. Swinford
Charl@ Surplus nephew to surplus;
Abla cuick jclerk to surplus. .Mr Over SIsr
SmlleT tsherin) .,.--.....,..... Mr.. Dow
,pIttI $1,000 ..s....s... Nj. DWyer
M NI s9Fplns ..-............ Mss Munger
nIehoor7h, Carter Chousekceper, Miss Ashs
IM1atldi Jane tmaidl .......:; Mise Aubrey
Faust tselectioHl 49,. philharmonic Club
one q the most interesting musical
events of the week was the beneht concert
given Friday evening az Convent hall Al
Hppredative audience Of several hundred
people hlied the hall, which was srtisticaUy
deeor5ed for the occasion with palms and
plants The program opened with e plano
solo = MIS-. Wilson, who gave g brilliant
Itpoif0n OF q faFor!te Scotch air and varia
Prof. Anton pishl was heard 70 advantage
III tfe exquisite violin numbers, Rahs
LsTunG' aDd 8 Romance" 81 3 lrow-
sal An interes ting vocal solo Was ren
asreq ny Mrs, Peter Robertson. DIT z. q
MurT sang "The King Of the Wine So .
deh3uul.y that be was recalled snd re. I
speuled with Asleep in the Deep
y Of the most artistic numbers on the I
pro9Am were Miss Austin's reading 0f I
81 p, charming arrangement Of 1
hntA Mcknery sluart'S story and the ,
- 4hedTNl Courtship" Of Kate Douglas 1
Ni4in. Miss Austin was enthusIastieaily !
rec FED and presented with bowers
Mss % honnell the pianlsfe who has re.
le9ly returned from Europe. was heard Tor I
~ nrsI tine here ia Chopin's lovely A 1
y h9tl9ae ibis Is ene % the well 1
s3wn and best loved compositicas ~ fhe I
master ana gives the Vlaniste onpcr
an Hftsbe and poctic conception Aei
Y Mlss % ponpell mgkes The best pcssf I
" 1se ~ s4ca nnnori nnitiCs. Sae was
etl aiter tlis number and received y 4
Nel noral tribute. she was hearH 4
seln ~ LlsEts brilliant Arrangements N (
-, ?. nlneIL song, Hark. Bark, The
- en1 CHOPIN. .Fsntasie 1mprampiu'
et .atter Is esneelai'T beautiful Tho drst
r. el5nat p brilliant This s. followed ia
teAatI Nliie theme and concludes with i
~ ggtfielce - fhe original motive rirh
natnlohi1ed ~ thoPin's best sfyle The
elP Aetl On tuts occasion waE q hraufffuil
aNf Er3ud KINDLY furnished hy 4 Hous
" music mousse The program coucludna !
l1 q uainty vocal selection 'sThe Rirde
~ singing About You" sung nv Mier
isliAi ana accompanied BY her sister.
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