The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-22
to the chautauqus grounds daily for

to the Chautauaus grounds daily for
the lectTea,
Prominent arrivals from Victoria are
Mrs w. j. Craig and her two daughters.
Lucille and Marie and Master VIII Craig
They occupy a cottage and will remain for
the season.
Mrs. j. j. Arthur and Miss Robinson OF
Austin came in on Saturday and viii
spend the summer at ST. Gertrude'e.
Miss Mary Bryant for several years
teacher IN the Dallas bigh school, has nc
cepted position In lhe. South Denver
high school She has been spending q
month In Boulder aud is now in Denver
preparatory TO entering upon her new
duties.
Hon. Walter NJ, Chandler of Dallas in
his lecture on Bonnie Scotland" wa6
greeted by one of the largest audences
OF the season. Preceding his lecture, Miss
Jessie w. Pottle OF Dallas sang several
Scottish melodies.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C, Lyons Of Houston
were arrivals during the week at q Boul-
der hotel.
Judge Kirkpatrick Of Paris came In on
Saturday and Joined his family at the
Chautauqua. He is on a months trip to
the klondike and remains In Colorado
for week only.
Mrs. George L. Turner OF Marble Falls
is spending a few weeks at the Chautau-
qua.
DR.. P. A. Heisig of Beaumont is on the
grounds and WIFI remain for some time.
W f. Kirden of Fairfield Is making
tour of Colorado and spent few days
in Boulder.
Among other arrivals at down town
hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Evans OF
Marble Falls.
Mrs. j. b. Campbell and her son, Roy
Campbell of Dallas are spending week
in Boulder. They have pleasant rooms
on the University campus
Misses Anne Marks and Helen Goslin'
accomplished young ladies' from Dallas,
are spending a week In Boulder. They go
from here TO Denver and Will close the
season In Manitou
Misses Eulalla Woods and Eppie Lem
mon, teachers in Dallas. are spending a
month in Salt Lake City before return
ing.
class in Spanish.
Texas has more representatives on the
grounds than any other one State; Iowa
comes second.
General A. u. Shaw Is one OF the direc-
| tors of the summer assembly In the Thou
sand islands OF the St. Lawrence river.
He has had many years OF experience IN
Chautauqua aftairs, but ne declares inc
enterprise al Boulder is advancing much
more rapidly than the great Chantauqna
on the ST. Lawrence. ut required eight
years for us 10 reach solid footing" said
| he. land here you have struck the right
gait in two seasons. 1t Is one OF the
most remarkable evidences OF successful
MANAGEMENT | have ever known. Out
here the country Is sparsely settled and
that makes the effort much more difh-
cult"
Miss Ellnor NJ. VIM, instructor ir
primary work at the Chautauqua, enter
tanned on Wednesday her former schools
mate, Dr. Charles Graham Dunlap. pro-
lessor in the Kansas State university
Mr.. e. W. Merit of Mckinney is her'
for the summer.
Miss Betty Burson. winner OF the prize
contest in Mexia, is spending the summer
in Boulder and other Colorado points.
Misses Inez Folsom, Thenia Freeman
Matte Steedman, Pauline Potts. Lizzie
Dowlan and Mrs. D%wlan from Sherman
form Jolly party Of chautauquans for thu
season
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dale from d.
Leon arrived on WedDl lay and Will re-
main all summer.
Pau, Cessna Gerhart. the distinguished