The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-20

settle this puzzling question for all time.
j. A. Doake OF Eureka Springs. Ark.
and Miss Sallle Smith Of Tehuacana, both
Of whom were students OF Trinity several
years ago. we're married week before last
at the residence Of the brides father. Only
the relatives and intimate friends were
present Dr. d. S. Bodenhamer ofticlated.
We wish the young people happy and
prosperous life.
on Tuesday Afternoon last, Miss Matte
K!ncaii our most excellent postmistress,
and Mr. Chas. Hornbeak of Corsicana
were married at the home OF MIR. M
Yokum Only the relatives and most In
innate friends witnessed the ceremony.
with Rev. A. J. French officiating. Inn
mediately the parties left for Corsicana,
their future home.
Mr.. C. P. Goodson. one OF our preacher
boys" and OF the class of PC. preached TO
large audience at Workman last SAB
bath.
Mr.. Adams and wife. who were the
conductors Of the Divinity boarding house,
left us last week on account of the pro-
tracted Illness OF Mr.. Adams We miss
them very much and the Sappho society
has lost one of its strongest members In
the person OF Mrs. Adams. Mr.. l.. Is.
Gray and lady have moved to Divinity
hall to act the the part Of parents to
the "preacher-boys."
nand is arousing a,.ite an interest among
its own members In the study OF the
heather" religions. Mr.. Goodson is
leader OF the class which Is at present
studying Mohammedanisrn. A meeting IL
held every Monday afternoon.
Since the return Of Mr.. L. L. Davis, we
have had quite helpful addition to the
university choir. MIR. Davis takes his
place as lead violinst.
The matrfculatinu of all students for
tho next term began Thursday.
Several new students have arrived and
many more expected.
Mr.. c. l.. Caldwell is In the harness
once again
Mr.. Flint and Miss White Of Vernon
came in last Thursday.
Rev. j. Hornbeak and daughter Of Ter
reli are visiting his brother, Professor
s. i. Hornbeak.
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN.
The regents have been IN session since
last Tuesday. They granted petition to
let the law library remain open at night.
ANA appropriated SO to pay for the services
OF night librarian for the remainder Of
this session.
They also dispensed with the chair OF
pedagogy, to take effect at the end Of tAis
session. This action is quite surprise
to every one
Mr. I. j. Lee. b. L.. 90, of Waco. was
appointed agent to look after the u1ivec-
sltv lands. The committee on instructors
were authorized to select a permanent
PRECEDENT at a salary OF 5000 per year.
Misses Nelson. Florence Smith, Foster
and Fraether gave a delightful reception
AZ the residence of Bishop Nlnsolvirg
Thursday night which was enjoyed by ali
those who We're SO fortunate as to receive
invitations.
The entertainment which the Y. NJ. C. A.
and Y. W. c. ~ were to give at Mrs.
kirbys last Fridt y. was postponed on ac-
count OF Professor Gsrrison's lecture.
Judge Gould very kindly -emitted
Thursdays recitation to give the Junior
Laws little more time to review for the
dreaded examination In Blackstone. which
was held Friday.
Last Saturday night Mr.. McDade was
installed as president of the Athenseum
me retiring president was Mr.. Bowser.
MISS Nettie Swancoat has withdrawn
from the university.
Miss Helen Hornshy was with Ms lac,
Saturday
j. b. Lewrieht, II. L.. SO. of Fort Worth
was in the city last week. with Mrs lev
right and "Bruce's baby"
O. y. Brown, X. s. formerly of tho unit
versity. has returned to Austin.
#. vi. Getzendaner of Wayahachia hoe
matriculated and is taking tunior law
rms week closes with three more n,atri,-
mates. the last two Of whom are w 4
Davis Of Saladu academic, and w. p
boraldson Of san Marcos. law, There ,re
No" thirtv-ave more students IN tho i've
departments than were entered Mt hi.
time last year