The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-13

tavern inpOgnitO ana Hecone lutNtN9tSn !
the company Of gamblers ana DRAWERS,
men and women, most conspicuous anlutus
whom are Huguettc Du Hamei Mm md
wench whom men call tue abpesS, nuu
Francois villon. vngabond adfehtuie
and poet. Louis buys VIM for Nll"n' WIN
is moved to relate his adventuies''
Joyous applause greeted his speech.
Jehan lie Loup. selling unon an empty
barrel that stood in Il corner, runoleu II
forward. and standing 1t on one end invited
yillon to take his seat upon this Whiu /
steal throne The poet sprang lightly upon |
tho perch thus PROVIDED for him. ana III /
thcre with his legs crossed hoiulnS ms /
long sword against his knees vain e"'A
bands The men and womeh gathered np'"
him. Ike bees about ostDusa 'l"en,',s
Ola, ed herself on n stOoi AT N - 80
Iennnneton hung nerse1 iull iehsth on Wy
e,4,nn ,ln stated up INTO Ms fu,t. Noh'h
iurgis straddled bench az SONY 49, .,,,
ann rtnIed Louis seIzed thc opportu H..
la "A nisper behind his nand 90 ll'rtdH 'hNt
ha found the fellow ulNertlnS tu Nll'H
tristan replied grufhy that ~ lor M latl
apgned The point. but his interest Was
cIaimel by the voice of Nilou, Wno, "'lns
rolnf ortably installed on his wiEe'eaSNi Nus
fooinujue his promised narrative. pisos-
op6er would have discerned 50 melh,ne
pathetic in the picture Of tne EgSs ,s Of
bnscr sort. his lean body qulN'tll.., ~
eager face alive with emotions no. 'H4 3g Inc
ssrdonic king 1t afforded nothing more anu
uothirsE less than amusement , o-.
beoitifpi BioWens that tnree days ago
vbeu l was lying in the keuuet Whlch, II
my humor, and staring az ihe s Hts t1il,i.
but in parable or ailegoty ,, 9eur n,. nn'l
with the schoolmen--l saw DetWeeh M, unC nii, >
heaven the face OF '"H9' NV
Here the poor abbess. Indignation over
crowdlng her borrowed mauni .hhtss' re
gan 10 snifne and TO assert j9at IN, ~ 1ee M.
vas a faithless pig, but IlHnn' uhh''''"
her whimpers, went on WIN n's t !,,i{g b,.;d
ber@but she loosed my way as She ws,yl
and though she sRw me no more 'Nn,, W.
once and forever We song-chanders ban
HE deal Of love- but Tor tRt m'"' pw,
T,Sen II comes II knocks rs silly. wa
knocked So silly that-weil what do N''
h. think was the, silly ming W" W. c,ch mem
10 the " Of his audience and his derislve m'nu
snap shoNd the sadness IN his eyss, EYES, ,,ontirn
others withHted can TOT ON No les nractica
henrd the OF. wench for the same PuFp4n,,
OF friends enjoyed The times thH'
fippi There were abtsmen's pocket" Cast
party and each one owning, his shock ve Gf'
procured one for the occnsionr cot near h,
loao OF provisions, cnmpng oulg,' s ana 5ui d
necessary clothing werc sent on aheo,HdnaTr e' "'
some lovely spot on a river, then the pary III
rode gaily forth one fine morning and ~ '9"'
IL q.
ed In camp that night Then followed n CIR,
week or two of delight Tho horses were Cir
always IN readiness for a gallon. there yvns zen
hSulnS tackle for the Fishermen, guns for and
tue huntsmen and boat whicn had beon
strapped beneath the wagon. for a puiet NJ
row on the river in the twilight when vii
the last bit Of ice the wagon contained for
had melted, the party broke camp and re- lri'
turned home with the determination TO re- nei
peat the experience next year IN
I've read that things iuanlmatc have MOI
And as sgcn living souls have beeu In. wi,
by magic numbers and persuasive sounds. and
There is certainly charm. powcr The
lndeauhbIe In music, and n musicians ana Met
those blessed with tle an Of vntc,, a." Wo
tncr own music one-halt as much as firir hon
io H,.i'cr9 men are they TO be congrutu- ana
sing musical talent Of any kind nhd fop Rev
tunnate are their friends, when ii is given rlag
mem 20 LISTEN ms on Wednesday eycninr mar
when tho Houston Quurtctte society nssisII edit
ca Ca. ny other musicians held an open meet. ~
tbhs IN Saenserbund han. An m'mbers OF Whi
one, Ouurtctte society In town were there DIV,
ma a number of their friends Who Ind viii
me pleasure Of listening to the following bou
Soldiers Chorus - VIM
po.. ~, ;.,, H9gstoq Quarietiic Society OF
bass oo'o-.Ihe WIN o the wl,sp" :. rias
yioiin.Adoratt;oan; Mi Hrs A. NJ DSwnie der
Tenor soo-'If Thou Did'st Love Me liver chm cT
Nn. G s. ''6iiii, olive: Denza clty
Reeitation-'The Boboilnk" ...... bbg pm
sonra Observation-Disclosures: MIA: -, Miss Bessie Warner g'
REORGANIZATION anoaa Kan PagoSda% ~,
d.. go Miss sadie rimmi nsaney Jones have
BASS solo-"rhe Mission OF the Rose" ,t.,
~ Mf. ". T. ctc cook IL cowen ips
Miss R Fa.her' I o Throne Of Mercy" 18th
burn and Mr. H. Woodbead Brad ing
.o e3ttnrltaaaFiS" Loos = ms & E Oliver sent
Long so Long" 80. Will
49,. 80 Mrs. paiiis Alien. L, Denan the
'H fno e .'."hen he tide, Comes viteo
NJ FRED f. Dexter the
contralto -"obstinatIon'i Jessie warner vder
sou. Miss Bradburn dixie
sSo ep,tt- selected ...,.. Miss rlmm,ns treas
9uartette-"one Sweetly solemn " Tb rU%tte TIN
IHe Vuartette Society VII
MISS Bessie Kirby gave her hopse nort,. p t,r'
ma iew additional guests a delirbtfni Voca
YehhS down at Angerhoefer'z Mondo, Solo
isht' IL was in the way of a farewe,I en- p,..,,,,
ertalnment, since several of Miss TI,rh,.,s VOL
uests mad decided to leave for their 70. Vocal
bout twenty e3es yo shs T psoSo There Wolf
II y%aee PS @ down 5'S IN s tRe . 1ss
tHe beginning o. u,nn W.
leasnres, as dancing, bowling and = b'tSS
i iro IN consequence OF which The hours The
gly short time fonnd tben ,lS IN seem folk
IVY homeward; In the party were MilHcs ANA
use wilson OF Baltimore, Mi Peprl Gaia. w. /
I'm, Rosa Ware Of GsiSepy uS OF Bren. and I
nnrt, Ethel Ford Jackson, Myrtle Jacf. blrtht
sider ~ ehasn hannien Messrs, Bright Invite
an, Max Roy of Gainesville, Arthur Rnr. MISS
D 4, Harry Aeggard, Brown I}otts. Turner tsrda.
illianlson. Adar Lockman Tom Ford Marie
AIRY Ford and DIR. Frank Ford. 49, her h
IVY her m
dr Harry Gwyn. assisted by his sister. the h
ss Mary Gwyn entertained the EUROPEAN the 60
ID Tuesday night complimentary TO Miss craig
" Borden Of Galveston, within the bri p,.rce