The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-02
REVIEW OF THE YEARS WORK.

meeting of tho Chautauqua Circle OF
Moss Point, July 80, 1889, by Rev. u.
o. Byers.)
Another Chautauqua year is num-
borcd with the past, and a Circle, we
are now permitted TO cast a backward
glance along the path By which we
have come. Along that pathway lie
80 miIestOnes marked MONDAY
night" on 33 of which we have held
our regular meetings.
The average attendance has been
very good. Some meetings have been
largely attended by both members
and visitors. Two or three very in
leresting and instructive Lectures have
been provided at the expense OF our
the Circle, which, with all our exer-
cises, have been free TO all who cared
to attend. The following brief review
will Indicate TO some extent the work
which has been accomplished by the
Circle since Nov. l, 1888:
Five minutes papers have been read
on tho following subjects by the per-
sons mentioned:
Themistocles, James G. Fisher.
IIerodotus, VIM. Coulson.
Sappho, Miss Kate Salisbury.
Scion, Miss Anna NJ. Bycrs.
Surface and Geology of Mississippi,
Miss l.. A. Carmack.
Woods of Mississippi, j. L, Dantz-
Ter.
Cities of Mississippi, Thos. Does.
Waters of Mississippi, Miss Emma
e. Denny,
Laws of Mississippi, G. II. Wood.
Pianos, Miss Mollic Jones.
Greek Government and Laws, Rev.
e. N. A. Yonce.
Games Of Greece, Campbell Fair
ley.
Religions and Churches of Greece,
L. w. Manalan.
Papers on the indian Territory,
Misses Denny aud McInnis AMI Mrs.
YoAcc.
Genius, Rev c. N. A. Yoncc.
Thinges met with Every Day, Miss
Bessie McInnis.
Ants, Rev. l.. Carley.
Wasps, Miss Flora Cudabac.
Mosquitoes, Mrs. Anna O'Neill.
Outline History of Russia, Miss
Jennie Tam.
Religion and Churches of Russia,
Mrs. II. w. Huntington.
Russia, Geographically and Topo-
graphically Considered, w. NJ. Wat
kins.
Prison Life in Russia, FRITZ Colmcr.
History Of Glass, Mrs. ONcill.
Manufacture of Glass, g. f, Bough-
ton.
Uses Of Glass, Miss Kate Salisbury.
Star Gazing, VIM. Coulson.
More lengthy papers have been read
as follows:
The Chautauqua in History, G. II.
Wood.
Thanksgiving, its Origin and Gus
toms, Mrs. O'Ncill.
Christmas. az observed in different
countries, Rev. ID. o. Byers.
The Dying Year-Miss Alice Hyatt.
Ahska, Rev. G. N. A. Yonce.
Pharmacy, q papers, George w
O'Neill.
Message of Greek Literaturoto the
18Th Century, c. E. Chidscy.
Is Modern Civilization Substantial ?
ID. F. Morrison.
Natural Light: C. F. Durrow.
CnriOsitics of Language, Chas. E.
Chidsey.
The Land OF the Midnight Sun e.
w. Manahan.
Review of the Years Work, d. o.
Byers.
The following gentlemen have de-
livercd lectures before the Circle
President Huntington, PhOtogra-
ply. simple and composite.
DIR. e. +. Griffin, Gossip about
Greece.
Rev. DIR. West, Man, astrugglcr.
Coll II. S. Hyari, The Possible aud
the Actual.
Col. +. F. Iilder, Egypt.
Col. f. f. HIlder, Mexico.
Rev. C. N. A.. Yonce, Our Country.
Chas. II. Wood, ESQ.,, Our Work.
One original poem has been read by
Mrs. Yonce.
One debate has been given, partici
pated In bY Messrs- Huntington, Dur
row, Wood aud Byers.
The liable Talk has been a verl
interesting feature Of this session
) The following are some OF the subject
/, which hsve been discussed:
Earthquakes Capital Punishment
Rcsourcas az Mississippi; Was Tia