The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
MUSIC OF The PINES.

MUSIC OF THE PINES.
"These woods are never silent In the
hush
or the high places. soieHanls there sees
In endless undertone the stately rush
OF music-wlndy melody that grows
And Gibbs and changes In uncertain time;
As If some pensive god tried here 92ari
Vggue snatches OF the hermonies divine
Before he. PLAYED them on the human
heart"
Warren chenv.
Bowling forms the chief amusement Of
the 'stay Mt homes" these summer even.
ings The alley at rurnvereln is engaged
every evening but Tuesday, md Anger
hoeter's and Jones on the Harrisburg road
are equally popular. Outside Of these even
ings little else Is going on in the world
Of society. August is a hne time to rest
and many are taking advantage Of 1t.
y ~
Children have the monopoly Of a good
many things, but they are not the only PEG
pie who can have birthday parties We
can all do that, and this privilege being Mr..
John T. Dickson's, Jr., he took advantage
Of 1t last evening and Invited few friends
10 help celebrate, which they did In a
charming manner. The VIDE front gallery
Just step or two from me ground was ar
tistlcslly arranged for the comfort and
pleasure Of the guests. Large rugs covered
tine floors and dropping ferris and other pot
plants added their green beauty in Just the
right place. Chairs and settees were placed
In sociable nearnoss, and In one corner con
veniently at hand great punch bowl held
delicious beverage Other chairs were
IN the broad walk, and over all, the "mln
in the moon" smiled down In approval and
directed the brightest OF moonbeams TO be
present at the celebration bell was rung
81 short interNa ais and the guests changed
partners. Other unique features followed
each other time In THIS hospitehle hone
occasion we're served during the evening
and ere tho guests departed II was the
find IT. convenient to celebrate each birth
dnv Mator and Mrs Dicltson Miss Belle
DiiStson ana Nh john F Dickson. lr rep.
resented The family the others present he.
Ing Miss Cora Root. Miss Lucy Brady, MISS
Stelja Root NUss Alma Miller Miss Emily
seott, Miss Mary Waldo, Miss ChaWe
Nnrr,sn Kittrell Jr Mr. Nicholson. Mr.
Svui cleveland Mr. Tom Hood. Mr. Eugene
Hcycke., My Herr Porter Dr ,S Seae5r ~;
III WUrser wsiao
MI "''A'e'
a,aia,no th,t grested Mas Klda mud Mr..
a"u5e" 80, 80 ~. oo,asio,, - tI,,,r NJ,
recital speaks well for the reputation these
tto,s+or rnusIc,ans have enlned. and the
annrsc,at,on accorded 10 the various num-
upp'Sc'"NoD "~NNANN W
o, the Marlin audience, gathered from al
rbroneh IN. courtesy of Mr. Harrison
manager OF the Arlington hotel, mos
beautiful concert room was securcd---th,
dining room Of the hotel-.cipatle OF seat
ns isasts and bv no means least q
Lad h.. ,i,. ~, f,s,
Niles kidd IVES IN excellent voice, ans
lection Of tsehnlaue and beauty of inter
probation.
Chopln fotonaise enarmed as Chopli
sIWgs "suss ~ In.u ,t ~ a ~ ~ ~
pa.nSstS arlAst' ana l1 e "a nppiIauSe ue
HsiisT's araranteiIe.n
~ hfav.rhasr's "o,,hro vo,.ctsr,n MI
uida,s .nSast voicA ANA a. roor, ,,,,tl
eHouisits molody, vet Win the Snaion"e
Il was rtyailsd by saint Saens ''Sampso
ent character from the irst. being dramati
in Intention and abounding Ia sustaine
passages OF great power and sweetness.
Ethebert Nevins plRintive love song &c
That We Two Were Maying," toIche
every heart and we were horpe then fror
tears to smiles In Vaunucni's Venetla
legro eonspirito
Miss Kidd sang with great tenderness
two sompo1uons Of her brothers, Mr.. 4
y. Add, the Might Has Thousan
r,
ana NOD, win words BY Eugene Fiel..
hhe LAST mas never nelore nsen sung
pnthrs,.sm when hos hee, W ec uns sun IN
Npst WHICH "aS oeen aec"roea 10 Ia
AIA
we"nsHuy evening the vel hiding u
future was gently drawn aside, just Il
ieaet tft and tweptv.hvA neorla carybt
r..+,n~ .,r,n.. - ~ 80 s.,''s 49, So.
sAss On 'Iat wNlch 'ne eoMn
need they wonder II vast fortune"
90 10 theirs, or II their aims and ambition
are % be realized; no longer can they pr
TESS blindness TO the many charming trai
In their characters all has been told, +
In the Lines which cross and recross Il
nrsttsD ana hn t,sn s sas Ipi i, nlear
least, so a pAinist Of renown said Wednc
day evening at Mrs. George Aeyers.
honor of Mas Plunkett ana Miss Herr
of Waco Mrs. Heyer asked few frien
TO spend the, evening, and after all n