Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-21
LONG BEACH.
CONTINUED EXCELLENCE OF THE
PROGRAMME.
A Lesson on Soup.-.A Stereopticon Leo
ture and an Address on Nationalisn.
Interesting Proceedings.

The programme on Saturday included
SO many things that there was barely
time for the Chautauquans to get their
meals. The day commenced as usual
with devotional hour at 8 a. m. This
was followed by meetings of the various
classes from to IL. The principal lee
ture was delivered by DR.. Gunsaulus at
IL O'Clock, entitled "Savonarola. 1t
was deep lecture and the subject was
sustained his reputation as an orator
and thinker. He concluded his lecture
at II 80. Just an hour later Mrs. Sophie
in the chapel for a lesson on
in the audience, which was composed
Mrs. Knight made six kinds of soup
from one kind of stock, and illustrated
the processes so clearly that even the
Il HERALD correspondent could 60 and do
ikewise-barring accidents. The HER
AID correspondent was selected as a
committee to test the soup for the gen.
tlemen and Mrs. Crist for the ladies.
Both committees reported favorably.
At 2 80 the Orion Club gave another
Of their delightful concerts until
O'Clock, when Rev. r. M. Webster
ascended the platform to give an ex-
position of the principles of National
ism. He was attentively listened to by
large audience.
Vesper service was led by Rev. T. Fill
ben at o'clock. The Cuthbert band
supplied music until O'Clock, when
Rev. Jesse Bowman Young delivered
his fourth lecture upon "The Marvels
of Colorado" illustrated with over one
hundred stereopticon views. The grand
scenery of the mountains and cations of
Colorado, Pixies peak, Denver and
Leadville, were all thrown upon the
screen and accompanied with glowing
word picture, which made the photo
graphs seem wonderfully real. In the
course of the lecture Mr.. Young eXhib-
tied about dozen views of Los Angeles
and vicinity from the set prepared by
A. H. Hutchinson for exhibition in the
east.
Yesterday was crowded day, both at
the beach and tabernacle. Rev. Gun
saulus had been announced for the
morning service, but received tele-
gram from the east early in the morning
announcing the death of a near relative,
which incapacitated him for preaching,
and will probably result in the can
ceiling of all appointments in the future.
DIR. Hirst took his place and preached
to large gathering. Various other re-
ligious services filled up the day at the
tabernacle and the churches.
A treat is in store for those who at
tend the lecture this morning. Rev.
Chas. Winbigler is the lecturer, and as
he is one of the best of California's ora
torical lights, this lecture entitled
mirage; or Some Delusions of Man
kind" will be well worth hearing.
The afternoon will witness some dialect
delineations by Prof. Virgil Pinkley,
which those who have already heard
him will not fail to hear.
Notes.
The cooking class holds another ses-
sion today; subject, Salads"
Seven full carloads of people went
down to the beach yesterday morning.
Rev. Gunsaulus and Rev. P. H. Phil
lips, of this city, were old college mates,
Rev. Phillips graduating a year before
DIR. Gunsaulus.
Among those noted in the crowd yes
terday were Judge Austin, Jesse Var.
nell, Councilman Van Duzen, Col
Creasinger, DR.. Morris, S. A. Widney
R. M. Atkinson, J. O. Robinson, 7. G.
Allerdice and John Bowman.