The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-26


ana / were received and most graciously
entertained by Nine. Nordlca in her pri-
yitc car Brunhide. Nothing could exceed
the graceful courtesy and womanly kind
ness OF this world-famous singers manner
to her visitors.
Mrs. pedcn sang a song for her and was
paid many pretty compliments by the great
diva, who showed the frlendliest interest
In our Houston soprano. Madame gracious
ly sang a few bars herself to show Ars.
Peden how TO heghten certain effect
then she asked her guest to remove her
collar and sing the whole song over. Dur
ing the repetition she prompted the sluger
all along with suggestions, often exclnimlng
IN tones Of hearty approval: Good, good!
She also asked Mrs. Pcdeu TO sing scales
Or her and made many Instructive suggcs
tions about these. too
Altogether she gave Ms Pedrn quite a
singing lesson. 4 distinction OF which any
body would be proud and VI which few
people can boast, Imagine
Knowing that all concert singers must
rest and save their voices we proposed
twice to leave before madame would al
low us. She detained Ms 30 enjoy some
light refreshments with her and her SIS.
Ter, after which she gave as each a photo.
graph which she signed herself
That gracous lady and grand musician
certainly made ouy happy hearts beat high
with joy
Houston has Just had tile happiness Of
hearing IN one ana the same week Nor
d.ca aud Nevada. who have both been for
many seasons stars Of the drst magnitude
as singers.
While Nine NordIca or later year, la the
1uil pehuiAae OF her powers has become
DTii"'nt exponent ot what was called 10y
tne +rhrsaii'H Just passed ,hNal, the
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