The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
TEXAS SCHOOLS.

BAYLOR FEMALE COLLEGE. BELTON
This has been n week OF intellectual
pleasure In the shape of lectures. ON
Monday evening DR.. wnlott OF New Jcr-
scy lecturcd In the Bolton opera house
on Sunshine" A party OF sevcnty went
from Baylor Femaic college to hear him.
and all expressed delight at the able man
ncr In which DR.. Willett handled his
very beautiful subject, which was not
only amusing, but practical, eicvating and
mighty instructive. a beautiful sermon,
n'ted TO our daily needs. on Tuesday,
tho following evening. The Post corre-
spondcnt had the pleasure OF seeing MIR.
topeft j. Burdette. who made up for
'he disappointment of tho preceding
week III very gentlcmanly manner, At
, y m. n largo audience was ready 10
s sreo' nun In the college chapel. and his
OF applause. His subject, "a twice RON
lMS or the Rise and Fan OF the Nous
W,o1'm, was new TO his audience. ripples,
ahu sometimes bursts OF LAUGHTER foi
lcwsd joke upon Joke. and al tho tcrmin-
atop of his address MIR. Burdctto wnk
dsah and again loudly applauded. He
conversation. pun after pun fall from his
lips as he relates amusing experiences NO
M. ms hearers are kept IN constant
laughter with the anticipation OF some
thiis still more witty 10 follow. Mir.
Buniottc was invited TO visit the college
on ~. ioilowlng morning. which he did
immediately after worship. and was KIND
enough 10 give the students an hours
en1Nahle and entertaining talk During
nus visit, a telegram was received which
onWlod MIN TO dispose of the day as he
blessed. and he accepted the invitation
TO line at Baylor with the president, and
10 eGtnre again In the evening. HIS see
onQ lecture was Good Aledicine, " "a
merry heart doeth good like a medicine, .
Wy was as much enjoyed IA the lecture
ch!pcl was well fllci with an eager ana
apNeciAtiVe audience, ANA at Ia p. IN.
MI kurdrttc took his leave. leaving many
sr.tefui hearts and pleasant remem-
IN Friday nj 4 p. m. a music recital
ws held In the chapel. at which Misses
Claa and Maria Duggan played. 1'ho
programme:
PAno duct--Rhapsody ......... rowIasli
Misses Clara and Maria Duggan.
Veal solo-ThS Blue iyes.........
...., ....... ....., Miss II. Macarthur
rtno solo-polannisc Bririnntine. .Bohm
Miss OUTFITS.
Rcitauois-The Low backed car ...
Piano solo--Gisnc brc,tonnc '' -. ,,o''''
veal irio.1,ife las 10 '' PoMcr n'N''''
Misses 11ill, Carter and pocKune
srins. guartctte- Scronadc ....,.. Handel
Niolins Niolonccllo ana I-,ss.
EAST TEXAS COLLEGE, LUFK,N.
Tho topic OF this week has been work.
study progresses each day. There arc boys
md girls in East Texas college as bright
'ad energetic as GAN he found anywhere.
Who is II that has sturdy mind. good
duscicn0t and active VIII? VINO Is 1t
nat shall make lasting Impression on
q surrounding circle Is 1t not the boy
No works. Boys need. 80 to speak. mem 1
d sweat every day. Are tho boys and |
trls of our land TO he led TO the idea |
pat they need more money and worldly |
tcasure 70 succeed We hope not, We |
rrd paronts who win not allow their |
cildten to loiter on the streets Satut- |
avs, sundays and at night We need |
Nankcfs In Texas boys who can get up |
sery morning and milk three or four |
pws aud then thoroughly dgcat live or |
~ OF WIntworth's original problems In |
eometry before breakfast. Away with |
ur modern style OF letting boys sleep til |
reakfnst ana then expect them TO De |
reat mon. Let the parents who read this
10 TO thinking. If you have hoy. keep
pm on the streets II he VIII not study. |
Put him IN a twenty acre field whore there
Ire no shade trees.
Let every school 10 ToSas Join with i.uat
ToXaF college I'm steering the parents and
y ON s to "a sense OF duty,