The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
AT BOULDER
INTERESTING ENTERTAIN-
my MA ON THE PROGRAM.
p.dIe. Are Always in Order
|s''' .e,ures on Litersture--Notes
and Personals.

co,o. July so.-Arter 30 much
'o''' s,seussions, scientific research Into
'n's ' I Of bug or a weed, how
ss' ..,,a Il hidden upon the cheek OF
nd ali the other abstmce isms, 1t
x.,ully refreshing to watch Prof.
a boys jump and tumble, punch
'ne' !. generally undlgnihed and nat
z. ,Uter,alnment called out large
y tss auditorium Thursday night.
y .sot the audience laughing out us
.aartul how accurately they have
.,.,rea In the short time.
r wilson, Jr., of Fort Worth led
.s,ssthenic drill. His sis.cr. Mss
always tine accompanlst. Fidel
sI,,r Of san Antonio was master
-,oo,as in the mat work. The class
y. i, in gymnasium costume, followed
sa,s lac gymnasium tent is one Of
..,rsc,,ve features OF the grounds. 1t
100 covered amphitheater and Is
lIyely place, as there are classes
VI sor bows. for ladies and for gen
prof Larlmore has had charge
I. young Mems Christian Association
...,um In Denver three years. This
I, L free TO all holding tickets. This
~ found him giving exercises to
II % Texas llvers.
a. .,,srast much pleasure TO the hotel
w'''p nt anrnnos of this, the cuisine
-sr.snt here Is thoroughly praise
I'M The dining room Is large, cool
snnnan6s as beautiful view as Is
u the Chautauqua. The appoint
M AZ The room are good, and the serv-
ri ,hat can be desired. At b;4o every
<lnr the orchestra stationed near, en-
5sns rs al dinner. Then there Is lle
<Ins concert from 7:40 to $3.50, followed
nre other entertainment.
syrnrsIon parties continue as pop
u I. eyef one up to Boulder Falls at.
T. M large crowd In tally hos Wednes-
IN This trip furnishes as rare n bit Of
!. In as one will find In Colorado, deli
: beauty and sublimity be NJ combined.
d the recent trips was through
In canon. These are always under
m of Prof. Larimore, who Is an ex-
rouptain.climher. Trains leave of
klnr, returning before night.
e n the beauties of Boulder valley Ia
|,IeE Of its Eve lakes To one of these
f. rty went Thursday night and enjoyed
III until the I'VE sma hour Some
h Texans who made mp this party are
tss BurI Of Gainesville, Bruner of Rock
III love OF Bonham, Warren of Cleburne,
&lnr 81 Brenham. Matthews of San
&M Graves of Hamilton and McS>tc.
"a Gerhart OF Dallas and A. T.. Ryan,
"a Fort Worth
the entertainment of the mass
kng contest Is In preparation for Au
= A boulder Of granite. weighing
tons, has been brought up to the
( fmum Miners will drill, being timed
"a distance penetrated 4 purse will
5fen the victor These and the noun
T. stIks riding and driving parties, are
In II the constant pleasures.
/ <sig the literary attractions the Chau-
I b offers some rare opportunities. Miss
- Margaret Ring, whose charming taiEs
4 b Famous Women OF the French
called forth so much admiration
phnk when given in Fort Worth be-
ite Federation Of Wclnen's Clubs IL
NJ one Of the most popular of the
nuQba features. Her lecture room In
sANl building was so crowded, so
who desired to obtain standing room
n vac turned away that It was de.
y hold her course of lectures in tne
rlen Miss Rings theme Is The
value OF the Novel Ii Is impossi.
give synopsis OF her rich and
Mu1g exposition in this shOr; article.
mastefin ut every step. II began
le Nafement that the twentieth cen
"a age OF indlvidualism The grent
rs lhst race US today are those ris-
" q tae relation Of man or men 10
NnPlet social organization. Hence the
f lat modern art form, the novel. Ii
cns to Inherit the earth because II
mtn all situations from the stand
ne individual hero or heroine In
Nsllp Win other individuals. Miss
H rvceaeo 10 prove her theories by a
q lliustratlons drawn from the great
.pleeces OF nction and concluded with
ygvssei mat the great novel of the
u, sn Increasingly show TO all of lls
~ MAJ Rhy De made worth living for an
59X h lecture Is being followed hy
W loar on How to Judge a Novel. .
yenNef News Recently called this
ectures models of finished ele.
"a canstlc wit"
slautanqua audiences would subSti-
t.,s Ipsuc the word subtle" as
s SI.s,y,inlng the humorous touches
saku,sn ner talks. The big audi
w called the attention of hpr
g % smother element of mower with
y. speaker Is gifted: that Is the
property OF her voice, which is
ass9,uoreus, yet She seems to be EN-.
wv q Conversational tone Not n
~, w. hn,,9sy those in the rear " the
n ssv op,imng Many of the Texas
ctrys h invited Miss Ring to repeat
|refsh, oe ,Se their various clubs and
II M tnat we may hear the choice
Ms very cultivated woman this
!. srsaaa, Ilng Is Denver woman.
ssnsssed for tour through tho East
H. ~ sus most .picturesquely located
a T Wa grounds Is that OF Mr.. Charles
IN, ~ y commands a view of the
7sear nv ny rises rises Just above the valley.
,srd M MY MY OF the artists, Mrs
"a An ssu MISS Fanderpohl, and close
NJ sdsliery, visit to this deparf.
,vv ssy showed MS many beautifnl
tffnns anu sta ,les. Mrs. Su1rNvnod
1f A. estured on ARTS and CraTts.n
lsfure delnarRs by showing a beau
q n nd. a hut vne Dy MT. Cox. 1t Is Of
ID III gI n. pee diving into 1t from
'asure \, 'q p right hand corner is
vi ANA. y boulder canon and creek
FPs' eft hand corner is The onots'
IN I wn.Is that ne knows about II
= < Ehn " ,a Is veil of sin.
f NJ ~, oees, birds and flowers
y "V'iu worth living in"
1l eses pointed out the difference
i, 2 ~ SO and bad picture i 4 e sr',e
@sse w imagination and nnaIry ~
ka AZ sgui, We do not care for oniy
prstbIns' o,or As with peopie We
ksi deeper, feeling, a color.
Il sdsnp vss. compared work In vase
me was Of perfect curve and
Hen as tSa IN ngure. Of course,