The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-05-15
The Mountain chautauaua.

The Mountain Chautauqua.
HisA in the mOuniain>-t equally
high in its aims is The Mountain
Cnnutauqra. Two thousand eight
hundrell feet above sea level. far re.
moved from hay fever, malaria and
mo,quitoes, are the grounds of the
Assembly. They include 9W acres
of beautiful. tinberpd land, on the
breezy SUBMITS Of the Allegheny
Mountains and on the main line 1t
the picturesque B. & o. R. R. One
hundred and twenty f We beautiful
cottages are scattered about the
grounds, occupied by leading people
from cities east a3d west. Two CONF
modious and we'll managed hotels
open their ample doors to travellers
seeking iest and rpfrpshmnet. The
auditorium is attractive and a'imIra-
bly, suited for the purposes OF its CON-
struc,ion. The Assembly OF the pres.
ent season opens August 4th and elG-
ses August 18th. DR.. w. l.. David.
son, the we'll known Chataulua
worker, has charge of the progress
and has already secured number of
many lines will bp in the hands f
competent and experienced inSiruc-
tors. Musi". Physical Culture, Pm.
Biography. Art in its various depart.
ments including Wood Carving, Ell.
ocutiOn, kindergarten, including
normal class for teachers. Young
Peoples class, Sunday school normal
class, Astronomy and Microscopy
Bih,e Exposition and Minister'S In
siitu,e are some of the departments.
The following names give hut a
hint of the rich program in prepare
ton: Or. A. A. Willis. DR.. NJ. T..
Luck wood. ]. Hugh D1Witt Miller.
James A. Green. DR.. w. A. Spen.
Ger. Judge Splwyn Owen. Rev. r. H.
Gilbert. Frank Beard. DR. l.. G. Null
Ter. DR.. + l.. E tnn, ID an Alfred A.
Wight. Rev. Henry TnckIey. Gen
w. II. Gibson, Peter Won F,nkles
tein Mamreov. Leon Fl. VINCENT. DR..
| M. P. Hatfield. DR.. G. E. Manchest' r,
Mrs. Frank Beard. Robert Nnurse.
Dr.. A. H Gillpt. Prof. j. G. Freeman.
Prof. w. H. Dana and others.
Special musical attractions will be
offered in the Ayght Musical Cub. of
Dayton, Ohio, including a superb
male quartette and an Instrumental
quartette of experienced sOloists.
Miss Carrie Maud P-nnOOk, of New
York city, and Miss Gertrude Smith,
of Delaware. ONO. will be the solo.
its of the occaSion. Pref. w. s.
Wepden. one %! the most experienced
cnorus directors in this country, wilt
have entire charge Of the music, and
! il il hoped that the musical training
If The Assembly will eliminate In
the magnificent representation Of the
CntAta of Queen Esther.
The attendance last year was double
that of any former year. and still lar.
ger crowds are expected during the
season of 1891. Every day will he
crowded with the best things which
MONEY can procure and genius de-
wise. THIS unique. attractive and
hpalthful spot is destined to become
To the mountains what ocean Grove
! Is to the sea shore-a great national
Center of Christian education.
Recognition Day will be observed
August 18th and it is expected that a
large class will graduate. All trains
on the B. & o. road stop at Mountain
Lake during the summer months and
unusually low rates are offered from
all Im,ints to visitors who desire 10
reach this Assembly.
A line dropped to J. A. Elbow AT
Mountain Lake Park, Md will
bring to you n handsome, illustrated
program of this Assembly for the
coming summer. which has just come
from the printers hands.