The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-12
- C.College Bells

kfdOn Us % ,a,s
IA eA a. our our college ia no far famed
~, a. retreat" with "prudes for
cc ger dowagers for deans
eNV.S ,bere is a monotony of sweet
lepgu w. GOLDEN hair who are about
~ S ,n,,e-but it is real live insti-
auuuSS,en if it is OF the feminine
~ wo have decided to Stay no
e.i' N our wonted seclusion, bu'
~ INA of the work we have done,
~ o6 ,'', "bcllos" have frequently
s sv.eJ much admiration from the
ee" Inf no one seems II under
' ,not many-toned tintinnabula-
~ ~. Of our iustitution-The Col
a BELTS numerous rings not be-
XXI Tor q moment lend an atten-
and you may possibly he
W. ;nterpret the tones of this bell
,,s early rising bell, silver bell
-sls 'Le ,roorli OF work its melody doth tell.
w u, rngs 50 loud and clear
~ he eslly morning dawn
- ~ Irl who rooms so near,
~ ~, 'n ne cant suppress yawn.
"a, .bs accepts the inevitable, aud
..sr becomes again eager to pursue
~ A., ting moments, grasp them, and
ma Them for the Advancement of her
syoved ain.
xdim refrain from one OF the far
~, music halls suggests some five
.;sicck riser" whose ambitious efforts
s,aye sntsgoul.t,c to the early morn
~ slombSrs OF soma tired, weary
III But while the av rage riser is
S1flug her tJilet, aud, with Sanoho
20 of oh, blessing the man who
I'm invented sleep" the seven
i0lDck bell Invites us to the study
IN there to spend plp asant hour
llder the supervision of-well. the
drIs call him our "Encyclopedia"-
So we suppose you are better ac-
,udned with MIN as Prof. Wiley.
AfteI the breakfast bell has rung,
nd that not least important part OF
ho days programme is carried out,
,reparations are made for the days
afuest work.
Then Low clearly sounds the school
MI, and with what pleasant feelings
II al assemble III the chapel and
EiA devotional service, prepare our
ninds for the duties that lie before
IL ln tlo literary department we
Ind much practical, earnest effort
made, the teaching thorough, the girls
Imbi tious la the meantime many
bens have been rung, and while we
reiuterested in Miss Slnither's ideal
Ieom atry class, and have Just re-
n,ned full OF admiration for Prot
.ounsevalla class in ethics, we are
urious as to the meaning of the bell
rhich has SO lslely rung
For Tha, purpose we next visit the
lusic department, where there are
bur able inst uciors training both
10 minds and the tiDg4rs of the
'oothtul musicians. Here we find
heory aud harmony taught, and the
IlSls can doubtless explain to you
nnch parliamentary music.
They often write essays upon the
YVES and works of the great musi-
aans, aud they certainly strive to
Handel' q them carefully.
Get Us take q peep III the studio
.9els iouad truly pearl OF great
'frce. ~ There is much talent di.
d ed-thos who began drawing
.sslon aFe now copying, in cray
u very creditable pictures on draw
charcoal from plaster models
,som the studies on which the stu
asnts are so earnestly worEiDg, we
cn perceive that here is place
S.pPere native genils must "out;" to,
pugh the tee cher docs all III her
&weF to urge her pupils to the NJ
Ply OF their abilities, she leaves room
u INDIVIDUALITY. Their work, though
yer SNOWY, is their own.
.but OF all these bella, none strikes
more sympathetic chord in each
lurs heart than the dinner bell, the
l heartily welcomed of all. AS
y enter the bright, attractive din.
groom, filed with such q charmin g
T sy OF girl, there Is nothing sug
pspVe o. the typical boarding house
mere, by quick and willing sery,
w we are attended, and indeed
WI girls feels "monarch of all she
ssrveys"-on her plate, the contents
v winch are Away sufficiently tempt
= toF the schoolgirls proverbially
'ss@d1y appetite.
,t inns is a real family "re-union'
,n'Ie bright and happy thoughtI
H. exchanged. By this | do no
rsseest simply the feast of reason
~ 'ne How of SOUL" for though i
really the Glow of soul" yet w,
;N some very substantial accompa
od dne bell again call US to the schoo
U UUm Where the usual lessons are re
u Ty and flushed.
\, .aIs Is Friday afternoon and tim
" 'le meeting OF the societies, which
|op, uluer the supervision of Mrs