The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-07-05
MAHToMEpI CHAurAUoUA ASSEMBLY,

MAHToMEDI CHAUTAUoUA ASSEMBLY
The Chautauqua idea is taking fast hold
on the broad acres and the broad minds
of Minnesota. 1t has solved the problem
of the right use of leisure. It happily
combines pleasure and culture, and
shows overworked people, who have
| only time and means for the briefest sum-
mer outing, how they may secure physi-
cal relaxation, with intellectual profit
added, for a mere song. The Mahtomedi
Chautauqua Assembly is held on the
heavily wooded bluffs overlooking White
Bear lake, on the line of the st. Paul and
Duluth railroad, twelve miles from St..
Paul. Thelake is unsurpassed for beauty.
Boats of every possible description ply
/ its waters, and here the angler will find
the paradise Of which he has dreamed.
The assembly grounds include forty
acres, and are tastefully laid out with
walks and drives. Many neat cottages
are built here and there, and there are
numberless shady hooks where campers
may pitch their tents. A commodious
and admirably kept hotel opens its doors
at reasonable rates to guests. The spa
cious Tabernacle where all entertain
ments are held, capable of seating 5000,
is gem of architecture, and is not SUR
passed by any similar institution in the
land. The program for the coming
Assembly, to be held July 18th to August
I'd, has just been completed, and promis-
es to eclipse anything eyer attempted in
the northwest. The following brilliant
array of talent is definitely announced
Bishop H. w. Warren, the silver-tongued
orator Of Methodism; Hon. X. G. Horr,
the witty and brilliant orator; Lieut.
Schwatka, the famous Arctic explorer;
Rolla Kirk Bryan, the irimitable chalk
talker; Prof. John B. De Mott, the scien-
fist, with a ton of apparatus and daz-
zling experiments; DR.. P. S. Henson, the
witty Baptist divine; DR.. ]. L. Hurlbut,
the principal of the c. L. S. c.; and Peter
Mamreoff Won Finkelsteir, of Jerusalem,
with impersonation of oriental life, in
costume. Besides these will be many al
ready well and favorably known in
Minnesota: DR.. A. H. Gillett, Wilbur L.
Davidson, Wallace Bruce, Leon H. Vim
cent, Dean A. A. Wright, Mary T. Lath-
rop, and host of others.
The musical features will be especially
attractive. Prof. c. c. Chase, the we'll
known chorus director, will have charge.
Herr Hugo Tuerpe, of the Royal Imperial
Bilse Orchestra, Berlin, with his wonder
full cornet; Signor Vitale, with his violin !;
and Signor Fannelli, with his harp, and
the famous Stewart Concert Company
will contribute harmony to the occasion.
Thu special class features will include
Kindergarten for the children, and nor
NAL training for teachers, Surday-school
normal classes, minister's institute, ply
steal culture and instructions in various
departments of art. Then there will be
c. L. S. c. round tables, professions,
Examinations and camp fire. August I'd
will be the rally day of the G. A. R., with
concert of war songs, and an address by
Gen. B. M. Prentiss, the soldier orator.
Every hour of every dcy for the entire
session will be filled with the best things.
Any reader Of this paper desiring fuller
rforlnation can get it by addressing the
Assembly Secretary, c. N. Woodward,
st. Paul, Mimi.