The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-12
Rev. Homer 7. Wilson'S Lecture Reviews
The Work Accomplished.
MEMBERSHIPS WERE REPRESENTED
Interesting session mt the Chsutau
gun the Past week--Notes
and Personals.

OF the Chautauqua. Tie subject was OF
vital interest. THE City OF Boulder"
said the speaker, has given 20 the Tex
is-colorado Chautsuqua $4,000 in cash.
all of which has been expended On the
grounds. To this sum r.iiSt be added for
Improvements this year $4,000. For the
construction Of the street car line $4,000
were spent and $4,000 more In advertising
the Chautauqua. on the Chautauquaj
grounds this season are represented tweu-
ty-four States, 40 Territories and the
District OF Columbia
Monday evening was the farewell dis
play of the great vtagraph OF New York
and the first public appearance Of the
ChautauQua boys club. This club now
number l25 members. the promising sog 3
OF Boulder parents and the Chautauqua
patrons One OF the liyeliest evenings
ever known in the Chautauqua was made
by these boys under the leadership OF
Prof. Larmore, instructor in physical cul-
turc.
Tuesday the noted son OF Tennessee
Hon. All Taylor. lecturei On Poetry and
Pearls
Positively the latest thing out at the
Chau-auQua is the boys club. Here is
their yell:
''Wah hoo. wah hoo,
Who are We?
Jolly fellows, don't you seer
Full Of fun, ha ha ha!
Texas Colorado Chautauqua."
To hear this yell one VIII Immediately
MAKE up mis- mind that the boys are all
out The yell has been adopted by every
one in the camp. In their dtllls the
boys are under the direction of Prof. Lari
more and are trained according 10 mill
tary tactics Ethics and calsthenics,
moral and physical culture ere being in
oluded Jointly, The excellent progress
made in physical development among the
10 a "a ms n q
heart.
Rossetti, Holman Hunt Burne-Jones
ana @. +. Watts were the painters dis
cuesed Friday morning by Mrs. Sherwood.
The c. L. s @. Round Table Tuesday
discussed the subject Of making ones last
viii and testament. Mr.. Fred julius
Henderson of Boulder spoke OK the Colo
RADIO laws on this subject and Juage Rob
erison Of the firm Of Hogg & Robertson
In Austin spoke OF the Texas laws con
corning this matter The hour was o.
special interest TO men and women.
Closely following the successful Boys
club comes the formation Of the Chau.
tauqua Girls club which Will work along
the same line under the direction OF Prof
Larimore and Mrs Noble l., Prenus o
he Woman'e council
W c Preston and wife, from For
Worth, spent Wednesday at the Chau
iauqua
A pleasant party from Wichita Is Mrs
j. j. Lory, Miss Cecilia Shaw and Mis-
Dosia Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. N II. Carter were her
tuis week from Elgin
John II. Burns from Dallas, was
caller on the grounds Saturday.
Miss Lou Lee came in this week trol
Valley View and Will spend a few day
here.
Among the excursionss 70 Ward SAT
/ Y t.lrt ,Nrl
and family from Paris. Judge Kirkpatrlc
is spending the month OF August In Klor
dyke
Mrs. N. A. Perry. from Brownwoo,
IS an additional arrival to the Brownwoo
colony.
w T. Anderson, from Fort Worth, res
istered at Boulder hotel early tn
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. B. Cooper, from Wac
returned to Manitou this week aft,
spending several days at the Chautauqu
Miss Grace Sharp, who is doing speci
work on the ST. Louis Republic and who
home is Cleburne. Is here until the clio
G the Chautauqua.
Mrs. William A. Shaw and her daug
ter, Miss Irene. are delighted wi
Boulder. They are stopping at st. Ge
trudes.
Mrs. Edwin Wilson, from Austin, Is
Boulder hotel.
L. g. Kibbe Is a prominent arrival FRO
Victoria.
Judge Arson Rainey and wife, frc
Dallas, are in Boulder for the month
August They visit the Chautauqua dali
Mrs. 8. P. Stain from Dallas Is e
3oying the cool weather in Boulder n
the lectures at the Chautauqua
Miss Susie Tubbs. Galveston, and Lii
Pruitt, Reagan. were guests OF Tex
friends in Boulder this week.
G. j. Bartlett and w. G. Johnson, ire
Marlin. were Boulder visitors this week
Misses Annie and Virgie Giesler car
in this week from Temple. and are nice
situated in a cottage for the balance
the season
w. W. Cook, from Big Springs, Is
Boulder for few days.
DR.. Homer 7. Wilson, from Fort wort
and DR.. H G, Pritchett from Huntsvil
have Joined the class in physical cultu
under Prof Larimore.
Among the Corsicana girls who ba
been spending the season comfortably
Gated in tents at the Chautauqua "
Susie Mullins viii go to Colorado Sprip
for two weeks, Miss Ida Richardson a
Miss Jewel White will make pleasa
visit in Salt Lake City. Miss Nannej
Deutschner VIII tour Colorado with De
yer as headquarters until the LIST Of Sc
tember after which she goes to Mantle
Miss Mary Kinnard romans for the pre-
ent at st. Gertrudes.
Miss Mona Goodwin, from Denise
spends the balance of August In Illinois
W. p. Sharp and wife came in Tuesd
from Dallas