New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-25
LAST DAY AT CHAUTAUQUA
CLOSE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SESSION
IN THE AsSEMBLY'S HISTORY.
CLANS FOR NEXT YEARS woRK-oFFIcEhs
ELECTED By THE ROUND TABLE THE GLASS
or 'o5, THE WHITE SEAL AND THE
ter TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE-l
PRESBYTERIAN ASSOCIATION.


PRESBYTERIAN ASSOCIATION.
tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rKBUSE'I
cbautauqua, Aug. 24--The eighteenth annual ses-
s,on OF the Chnutauqua Assembly came 10 Close ~
nght IL has been the most successful In tue hs'o'y
:, ,ho Institution. financially socially and froul an
a,cotional point OF view A conservative esuIn"
Lss that I'm the College Of Liberal Arts Schooi VI
,hp plbe School Of Physical Culture, Schools Vi ~,
Music. Kindergarten Work and Pnotogrnpn'' A..
Teachers Retreat, the shnday-Schoo Nornl", 60,
mediate and boys and girls classes there have zen
enrolled tbis year nearly 1900 students inS ,s
of building lots this year is slight index OF 80
going on here. Whole avenues, on both s'u', =. -
been bought up, and the management founu ~ ~ %
essarv TO buy acres OF building property IN V ,rso
,ean mace With Chautauqua's remarkable gro""" ,.t
cato receipts are fully twenty per cent aheau VI
year. and surpass all previous records nv
ment PROPOSES 10 enlarge the present Alnphl'no'
next year. rs well MS put In new system vi a. ~
The programme for to-day was as folo"s' ,tn
O'Clock service Of song praise nnd iare"en - cox
amphitheatre; II o. m, meeting OF the cHss "a NV
e. Tho Hail of PHILOSOPHY: 80, lecture recitsi ~
v Faae of Auburn; p. m! the 9. d. .. " -.
Table in the Hall OF Philosophy; 80, suioVpNt
Iectnre New-Orean and the BayVu NE .oo
1onisIana,s by DR.. A. H. Collect OF CincpiD"" az,
n NJ the closing exercises Of the season VI Id,
Mr. Flace in his lecture gave descriptions OF ii"u1e
HAYDN. Mendelssohn and Chopin, playing "~a,,,,s
from their works on the organ Inc HoV''v -. ,nt
occupy unique space in the lecture neu' .rora ~
only instructive but entertaining. Mr. flags BPM
Mendelssohn especially In the InosO eii'""''
ranking him with the highest. ,,,o :, "a
To show how popular Chautauqua is Deco"I'"e -.
only necessary to cite ain instance. epeiiia ~ CO.
n female seminary in Texas, offered uoheV -
tanoua 10 the senior who should attalh '"o -,
nercentate in her studies. The prize was VIZ" ~
Miss Bessie Moore, Of Sherman, ana Sno o"'"0 INV
wear with party of friends ,, -
C,oriro roforn will also receive considerable az
tention next year. Mrs. Emma Ewing Will hlvo
erected for her big cooking school, anu 7no WV
endeavOr not only 10 teach the girls do" W ooo' O
also supply TO the public an elaborate Dill Vi ',o ="
al so n week Then there will be dig niVioi .oip0
here which will be an object lesson in art reforms
b,r, ,,forrn and dress REFORM and show the people
how man with his family can live like prince on
a small income. 800 ,a..
TIE freshman or G. L. S. c. class OF '9o promises
10 be larger than any OF the previous cItssoo' '
organization now stands as follows: PresluehV' DT
H. b. Adams, Baltimore; vice presidents the new ~
wilbur F. Crafts York; Miss Grace IL pOdee
New-York Mrs Olive A. James, Rimersburg' Pehh'
MIA Mary Davenport. Brooklyn; Frank o. Flynn
nelIevue. Ont the Rev. W. VI. Hayes, Oxford, Ca ;
! the Rev H. Wood, Passaic, N. T.; Mrs. f. il. Durgln'
Portland Ore Miss Carrie L.. Turrentine, Gadsden
Ala Thomas Nelson Page, Richmond Fa'' MISS
Marie Decca, Washington, d. C., and Mrs K. II. l.
Goddard Providence, II. l.; recording secretary, MARY
f. Miller, Akron, Ohio treasurer, Mrs. E O. Thomp-
son. Litcheld, H. trustee Of the building fund, tho
Rev 7. L. Thompson, utchfed, Ill Tine claSs
name adoptod is "The Pathfinder; the class flower,
the chrysanthemum the class motto, The truth shall
make you free"
Colonel Parker. of the Cook County Nor2al School,
Illinois. has awakened new interest in the work OF
industrial and practical education here The manage
ment has made an arrangement TO build up stronger
Teachers Retreat next season. Colonel Parker VIII
be present with his fun force Of workers reading
and study course Is to be arranged, which will be moro
thorough than the old Cbauanqua Teachers Reading
Union II will bring the members under the direct In
-fpcon Of the faculty by the correspondence SYSTEM
and put them at work during the year in their own
school life.
At the meeting Of the Order OF the White Seal con-
stituion was adopted and the following officers elected
President II. C. Mrlman Middcport, NJ Y; first vice
president Miss H. McCracken, Volant Penn; second
yire president Mrs A. s McColn, Sugar Grove, PENN
| secretary. Mrs W. D. Bradge treasurer, Miss Rose
| Wallace, Maysville n. J.
At the annual meeting Of the Round Table, the
following officers were elected for the year: President
Lewis c. peske; first vlcepresident, Mrs A. d. wilder
Chautauoua n Y: second vice president, Miss Agnes
| parIe Wellsvrle. Ohio: secretary, Miss Anns Cum
| rhioes Cbautauqua; executive commttee-Mlss @. A.
| Tealn nrooklyn: Mrs r. 5. PARK. Chsutauqna Mrs.
| p W. Bems. westned, n Y TIC League OF the
Round Table Is made up Of O. L. 8. c. members VINO
I have seven seals
The result of the annual election for officers OF the
class Of 02 next years graduating cass is as follows
Colonel Logan II. Roots, Of Arkansas president; ITO
fessor Lewis Stuart of Illinois, fist vlcepresdent DIT
| r W. Gunsau of Illinois, second vlce-president; MIS-
J. Monroe Cooke, Boston, secretary Lewis f. snow
~ ionis treasurer; Mrs. Jesse l.. Hurlburt OF New,
Jersey Eastern vcepresident; Mrs. Frank Beard o.
Illinois Western vice president c. L. WILLIAMSON, o.
! Kentucky Southern vice president Dr. r. D. hsllSoi'
| Of illinois. Western vcespresdent. ,u...
" Al The annual meeting Of the Chautanqua presDyy,
taran Association the following officers were elected
| President T. F. shepard, New York; viee-pre5 dents
| the Rev George r. Alden, Washington; the kev H.
| Radcliffe Meadvie Penn. the Rev. DIR. G.. W. BARROW
Detrot: W. F. Wilson. Parnassus, Penn. James lere
ance. New York; secretary, william r. Worrall' New
| Ynrl, treasurer F.. A. Skinner, Westfeld n. \.