West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-06-18
TnE MOUNTAIN cuAurAuoua.

high in its aims--is The Mountain
Chautauqua, Twenty-eight hun.
dred feet above Sea Level. far re-
moved from hay fever, malaria aud
mosquitoes, are the grounds of tho
Assembly. TLcy include nine hun
dred acres of beautiful. timbercd
land, on the breezy SUBMITS of the
Alleghany Mountains and on the
main line of the picturesque Il. &
o. Il. II. One hundred and twen-
ty-fivo beautiful cottages are scat
tered about the grounds, occupied
by leading people from cities East
and West. Two commodious and
we'll managed hotels open their am
| pie doors to travellers seeking rest
and refreshment. Many cottages
arc open to boarders at reasonable
rates. The Auditorium is attrac-
tive and admirably suited for the
purposes of rs construction. The
Assembly of the present season
opens August ith and closes August
18th. DR.. w. l.. Davidson, the
we'll known Cmatauqua worker,
has charge of the program and has
already secured number OF fine
attractions. Glass work along many
lines will bo in the hands of com
petent and experienced instructors.
Music, Physical Culture, Photog-
raphy, Art in its various depart
mcnts, including Wood Carving,
Elocution, kindergarten including
Normal Class for teachers, Young
Peoples Glass, Sunday Normal
Glass, Astronomy and Microscopy,
Bible Exposition and Ministers
Institute are some Of the depart.
mcnts.
The following names give but
hint of the rich program in prepa-
ration Dir. A. A. Willets, DR.. NJ.
G. lockwood, John Dewitt Miller,
James A. Green, DR.. w. A. Spen-
Ger, Judge Selwyn Owen, Rev. r.
VI. Gilbert, Frank Beard, DR.. l..
g. Muller, DR.. Il. l.. Eaton, Dean
Alfred A. Wright, Rev. Henry
Tuckley, Gen. W. IL. Gibson, Peter
Won Filklestcin Mamrcoy, Leon II.
Vincent, DR.. NJ. p. Hatfield, DR..
G. Il. Manchester, Mrs. Frank
Beard, Robert Noursc, Prof. j. G.
Freeman, Prof. w. III. Dana, DR..
a. III. Gillet and others.
SPECIAL musical attractions will
be offered in tie Ayght Musical
Club Of Dayton, Ohio, including
superb male quartcttc and an in
strumcntal quartette Of experienced
sololsts. Miss Carrie Maud PEN
mock, of New York City, and Mss
Gertrude Smith, of Delaware, Ohio,
will be the soloisls Of the OCCASION.
Prof. w. S. Wceden, one of the
most experienced chorus directors
IN this country, will have entire
charge Of the music, and il is hoped
that the musical training Of the
Assembly will culminate in the
magnificent representation of the
Cantata Of Queen Esther.
Tho attendance last year was
double that Of any former year, and
still larger crowds are expected dur
ing the season Of 1901. Every day
will be crowded with the best things
which money can procure and gon-
JUS devise. This unique, attractive
and healthfnl spot is destined to
become to Che Mountains what
Ocean Grove is 10 the Sea Shore
great national ccutcr Of Christian
education.
Recognition Day viii be observed
August 18Th, and 1t is expected that
q large ciass viii graduate. All
trains on the B. & 0. Road stop At
Mountain Lake during the summer
months and unusually low rates are
offered from all points to visitors
who desire to reach This Assembly.
4 line dropped to j. a. Enlow. at
Mountain Lake, Park, Nd, will
bring to you q handsome. illumina.
ted program Of this Assembly for
The coming aummcr, which has Just
come from the printers hands.
Detailed information concerning
rates Of fare and time Of trains can
be procured upon application to any
Baltimore aud Ohio Ticket Agent