Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-07-12
BAY VIEW w.
Tourists Paradise of Pleasure and
Profit.

1t is "a characteristic that everybody re-
turns from Bay View superlatively prais-
ing that summer resort. Every year its
fame and popularity have increased, and
tnis we r. more people than ever before are
going there. 1t i, said more beautiful
place can scarcely be imagined and for a
summer resort il has the best OF every
thing. IL is opulent and splendid in
picturesque scenery and climate that is
cool, heathful and exhharatlng. Ii is en-
tirely summer city In amph theatre ter
raced groves on Little Traverse Bay, in
Northern Michigan, IN le above Petos-
key. From every piazza OF the 800 colt ges
and hotels, superb views are had OF the
beautiful bay, dotted with pre- ~ summer
resorts and the adm ration Of every tour
list. Nothing peasanter could be coo
ceive6 thad a trip there during the Assem-
bly, which always opens on the last
Wednesday in July. The choicest society
Is found there, splendid schools are
in session and almost every hour
eIoluence, song and entertainment are
heard from the most gifted people in the
lani. The finest talent drawn from the
best colleges, conservatories nj pulpits Is
employed in Ia celebrated Bay View
schools OF art pho ography, music, oratOry,
summer school, school of the English
Bible, Sunday school, normal classes, etc.
Hundreds OF young people and students
are in attendance, aud the tide Of enJhusl-
assn rises highest at this part Of the sea
son.
Supplementing the schools is the great
three weeks general pr gram which every
b dy attends and the audiences r,nge IN, IN
Two 10 four thous. nd people. Among the
names which will make the seas n TINS
year the most brilliant ever presented at
Bay View, are Bishop John II. Newman,
Rev. Il. >. Hens II, Mss Frances Willard,
hev. +. w. Gunsau,us, Wallace BVuce. &.
T.. Billion, Rev. Joseph II. Duryea, Rev.
JAS y. Wurden, Mis-. Angie +. Newman,
PrJf. {. &. Case, eX-tiOv. Cumback of In
diana, Supt Emerson Il. Waite
OF the Cincinnati schools, Mrs.
Alice j. Osb ru, one OF the finest
soloists of New England. the Alma band,
Mr.. and Mr.. Leland Powers, Phlllp
Philips, SaI-ah Brdh Of Burma, Frank
Beard and many more.
Every day i, flied 10 overlooking with
the r.vest pie sures and no one who has
been there can forget that long. del ght!ul
holiday Excursions anu open air concerts
rCce. tons and gay lllumin tons rowing
and shlng, boat rides and picnics, lectures
and concerts, sweet Vespers and praise ser
vices: great missionary, w. &. T. L.,
national, recognition and other days-all
low in swift succession. The season of
Undesirable happiness passes all too
quickly, nd one returns home with a store
OF delightful memories, and simulated in
body and soul by the exhllar ting climate
ana contact with gifted people. season
at BY View is liberal edu.
cation for anyone, and low
priced excursion tickets and moderate no
tel Rates make trip there within the
means of everybody. The best board Is
only - TO o "a week. a present there is
great activity there and 30 new cottages
and the finest Sunday school normal hall
in the west are almost completed The
Michigan branch of the Chatauqua Circle,
200 strong, and several other large organ
atoms, IA @ their head uarters there.
The Assemb v Herald from which the
above fac 5 are taken, telling all about
Bay View, how to go there, and the cost,
can be had by sending card to j. Nj. Hall,
Flint Michigan.