The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-01
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The cref-pordiar ''Ront
braied concert company - -
pearcd at the auditorium
Ing under the management .
Rouey. The concert opcneoN ~ N
thetic air renting Oh the
Ground Then followed du
on:" trio Dragon Files bar -
"Tha Letter Song" by Mr.. Blatcb
ananugh, and a grand finale on I'll NJ
ties Of modern opera. Each mn. >,fts
heartily eneored. Mr.. Kavanaugh' -spohd-
ing with "Home. Sweet Home.'' which
touched the chords Of many hearts.
The "Roney Boys give a matinee sat-
vrday afternoon and close their engage
men; that night.
Monday evening a Juvenile performance
was given by the Davis children These
petite performers completely captiyAted tho
audience with their wlnsome Ways and
childish grsces Added to thelv company
was young violihst--about 10 years OF
eger who 30 pkilfuly handled this magic
instrument as TO elicit highest prnise from
those thoroughly accomplished In the. art.
TUESDAY evening the audience was thrice
entranced with wondrous melodies rem
agred by the Dswkins Violin Quartette."
What ,sonl, tirrlng strains can be drawn
! from THIS little instrument when wielde0
by the hand Of the master musIciani
Wednesday night came the athleuc per
d nrroo5 and Shisgtan9uqr a. concert. The
celebration OF Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union day, with Mrs, A. a, Hawley,s
tent as headquarters. Talks on the progress
of the work and general receptions were
the order OF the day,
Last night large party from Denver
to hear the nrst lecture recital by Mira.
Bertha Kunz Baker OF New York Her
play LAisSon and The hIstorcaI re eon.
nections we're thoroughly explained by the
reader, Mrs. Bakers presentation was In
MAS made. In hte beginning OF the sec-
ond act. where the young duke OF Reichtef
Telterates the words I'm not a prisoner"
telegram from Or. McArthur stating that
he was unable to come. This was great
iidcnt that there win be no other re- ds sts
soar excellent lectures for the remaining
Registered at chsutsuqua this week from
Ten ,as are are Mrs George L; Price and Miss
nS laura fr pd St Prlce Houston Mrs NJ
aren and Miss caye sS warren emo c ES Sa
II, Utterback and Miss %eilIe utfe es
Dublin, Texas; Mrs C. L. Sterling, Mid
land I@n,, Mr. .rt and Mrs T G Thompson, Miss
Mr., Glen sneeds Mckinney; r.. NJ Fiiesl
a TSdm w,fe Y ohsIey and wife Lssmar
George i, Mcmillan, Hlllsboro: Mrs. e. /
1 Miordnanm; Gai9sesyllle Lowry, editc
Miss lazy Blocker, Miss Minnie BRYAN iS ar
Miss BESSIE Jessie Mae Bryan, Honey, ;roye; "
Van Aistyne. and Mrs ]. r. Montsop
cry, Wichita Falls.
the city.
Mrs. r. II Barnes Mrs. A. w. scobls
end Mrs; Il. NJ Hubbard of Fort Worth
nn Inn ctr
bliss Alice Kennedy Of San Antonio is
settled on Spruce street. eO''oesoA ~
"a Mss De Graffenreld OF Guiana is on
Mr.. {. II Cole business manager q,
The kaufman Sun, is spending the week
! Rey. II. %. Sanders. an evangelist from
u the services Sunday at the Christian
Among those quartered al ST. Gertrude.s
academy are; Misses Julia Scarborough and
Lotile Orr 81 Austin, Mrs. l.. Stlfgis of
| Waco, Mrs Charles Williams and two chill.
daughters, Misses Hester ard Katherine.
| or Dallas, Miss Kate Maddrey of Bonha1n,
and Miss Isabel Martin Of Amsrllo
week are: Mrs. W. S Haywood OF Bean
2; u pohorrey Mrs. NJ s.. Doherrey and
| Miss Doharrey OF Paris, Lee Levy and
wife and Mrs. s. Jolisch OF Ennis. Or. j.
J. Dean OF Waco, Mrs y. Houssels OF Yer
non, Mrs A. i Smith OF Denlson, Mrs.
G. Almosh and child, Mrs. /. =. Kibhle
and child, Mrs. NJ Martin and l.. NJ Hofer
Of Victoria and Dan NJ. Lasker of Beau
mont.
Besides the chautauqua attractions this
week, the little city OF Boulder was hon
| ored by visit from Judge William @.
Ewing Of Chicago, member Of the Chris
1 tan Science board OF lectureship Judge
Ewing lertured Thursday evening In Tenn
lle hall aud was greeted by thoroughly
appreciatiye audience. He did not speak
50 much Of the efficacy Of Christian science
/ IN healing the sick but rather treated It
! ~ its relation to other doctrines, declaring
that, like all Christian beliefs, its chief
| end was to show forth the power Of Christ
| ns q saviour from sil. He then added that
healing was included In the demonstration
i Of this power-only a product Of the Chris
| Christ
Tie speaker claimed that the prejudice
existing against this belief was due to a
| misunderstanding of Its teDets; that many
| supposed II was only patent medicine TO
! he used and laid aside, hat that instead
Of this i was a religion without apology
foundation the principles taught by the
lowly Nazarene.
lie sought 10 dlsabuse the mind OF the
impression that Christian Science dis
cuiiiIteuanced sympathy and help for those
In distress, said this was only praetieed to
beIp "A eifecina p ia tRe ameiioration o. suf
rerlng. Judge Ewing claims that we do
not prove our faith In the absolute power
OF Christ when we depend first upon med
teal aid and In the last extremity pray to
the Lord for life.
He told ~ the man who took all he
could and kept all he took and, applying
Int In this connection, called attention TO
the fact that man was ever striving for
the best which the material world aford1
and was not satisfied With less Then could
we in the spiritual world be content with
less than God, the author Of all good, 10
able and willing to bestowf
| In conclusion the lecturer spoke Of the
Star in the East" as Il shone over the
babe Ia Bethlehem. rejecting the glory OF
Itrutb liberty and perfect loye. This he
portrayed as symbol o.. Gods promise 10
| liberate mankind from all suffering.
Even those opposed TO this faith as taught
by Mrs. Eddy could not fail 70 feel the
4 uplifting influence Of this man Of God, nor
can any question the consistency Of hts
Christian life.
The Sinecure.
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