New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19

! as the Chautasua idea.
From its BEGINNING Chautauqua has pech c"'hoho III
shirt interdenominaHonal rather than undenominar
,;ona, ms BOARD Of Managers must, however. have
majority OF Methodists on IT, according 10 tne suPua
| tons in the charter, Just as the Cmcaeo oiVei@
| must have OH its management majority vi pap"'.s
But from the first Chautauqua has been cathohc' ~
is not so much union and undenomimtonsl as pan
| UNCONVENTIONAL The management io'o =" N VII
| denominations here. ... .
Some neople have supposed that Chautauqua gTadn-
| a,Iv evolved from a camp meeting with many Oh inc
| Communicating features in the earlier years. riere
cannot be greater mistake. II was the ehof' Oh tho
MANAGEMENT to remove from the beginning every cie
ment of the meeting from Chautauqua as far as
| possible People fancied that because II was hea ~
the woods and because IL the ground previously
occupied by a campmeetng, that 1t must necessarily
| be a sort Of camp meeting. Many peopie dlu ehcalp
| there Hundreds of canvas tents were pitched' Du'
the contrast between the traditional ana hsloo 'DP
meeting was as marked 1t Is to-day as marheu' IA
| fact. as between scientific convention and 1faho
| Army picnic.
Tn closing this article statement OF tine mum
Der and names of the instructng force would not DC
out of place will be easily seen that Chautauqua
really big university. Following is the faculty Oh 'e
| College of Liberal Arts:
Lewis Miller Akron, Ohio. president; John H. Nm'
cent. Buffalo ~ Y, chancellor William Il. Harper
I New Haven Conn.,. principal; John H. Daniels Ne"-
| Haven Conn. registrar; Mr.. Frank Aboou iaie
University, w-IIaven Conn.,. Professor Herpert DE-
| Adams, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Mo.'
Professor L. II. Batchelder liamlih University, o''
| panl Mimi Professor L. W. Batten, Protestant Epis-
copal Divinity school. Philadelphia, Penn; Professor
Edward W. Bemis, Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Tenn; Professor George S. Burroughs Amherst Ooi-
| ege Amherst Mass. Professor sylvester Buihhali,
] Hamilton Theological Seminary, Hamilton, ~ H.
Professor Starr W. Cutting, University OF Dakota'
Vermillon Oak ; Mile. Lea r. DE Lagneau, ottawa
III. "A,
Adelph Academy, BrooAyn, n. Y; Professor Martin
Pro 8oSg0 j. o" + EDWARDS 'is Institute
Randolph n VI ProesSCE Richard Ely absent Ma In
Professor William Henry Green Princeton inee,0eGs
seminary, irnceton, n j. Professor william VIVA M r.
no seSl FRANCS a%ls Harper Yale
Conn. Professor William Hoover. OHIO TpvSsIsl,y
western University, Evanston, m; Dr.. Jesse L:
Hurlbut, ChautauSua Normal Department, New YORK
Miller, Yale University, New Haven, Conn professor oT
Mccenahan United Pres pTeSbyteran ss IneolSgG5l
Mechntoda Wells College Aurora n X; Mrs ? !:
Hermann j. " schmts stamford Conn. Professor
Thomas D. Seymour, Yale University, New Haven,
Of Natural History New-Yor Professor Lewis stuart
Lake Forest University Lake Forest III Bishop John
Wa,e n1nCG T2iveTstS Of Cincinnati Cincinnati Ohio
professor Revere +; Wiedner Augnstana Theological
V WoodbnTh, Indiana University Bloomington, Ind
The following are the courses and faculty 1.-THE in the
Schools sem "a sioa two schools Of
Greek, three general schools Of the English Bible.
English Bible College Students School of the English
Bible Bible Teachers school of the English Bible.
W. Batten. sylvester Burnham William II. Harper,
Robert Francis Harper! D. A. McCienahan' Charles
Thon there are these departments English Language
and Literature Professor W. d. McCint1ck Mrs. P Ia L;
Literature Professor H. j. schmiiz and Professor s
| ppofp *.
Department Of FO iS latin f pS
partment Of College Latin Professor Lewis stuart.
Lake Forest University Lake Forest ILL., Department
OHIO Gf4 Of G des E' PS
fessor Martin L. DOoge, University Of Michigan and
partment Of Mathematics, Professor William Hoover.
Chic niyersty Athens Ohio Department @ pGS
ns6linfe u RrasR st. Nina asSf'{ 6r1e
S oSy, Mneralogy and botany, Professor Frederick
starr. American Museum New York; Department OF
n S0Ty and Professor j. A. Wood6urn Of the
Indiana state University Department of Political
Vanderbilt 'T Tnivers:tv. Nashville, Tenn
The following is the faculty of the school Of Physical
Education William G.. Anderson, NJ. D., director OF
physical eduraton, Adelph Academy, Brooklyn, prin
clal; lecturer on anatomy, theory and practice In
education, Yale University lecturer on physiology
and anthIopomeiry Eliza Lo, MOsheT NJ d. late ate
women Henry S Anderson, Adephi Academy, director
gymnastics; 5ahCb Bolin. N; G.; lecturer ami dem
George Brosius, director of the German Turn seminary
Milwaukee, Wis, demonstrator of the German
Instruct9Ts:-C. =. ,Ehlnger NJ D., director Of the
Of on sas e. 81
Mckenzie NJ D. Toronto, Canada lecturer on
jnsiT" pc in Desare gymnastics Miss Hope W.
Marcy, director of 4 W. G. a.. Gymnasium Boston.
worcester Academy worcester, Mass Instructor in in
the Roberts dumb-tell drill; II. NJ Williams singlerss
staGe springfield Training school director q baseball
games Horace Loomis Rrooldyn, \. y, Instructor in
Athletic Club, instructor in boxing and wrestling
Miss Nary Murphy director OF the ladies' gymnasium
the Jamestown Public schools: accompanlst
KelsO. Chicago Conservatory Auditorium Chicago, iii
Els, Brooklyn. " y; organEI. V. Fager, Auburn,
Y; volin-Forest Cheney, Jamestown, y. Y; man
York. Memory trainlng-Professor W. W. Whit.
Xenla Ohio. The art Of letterwriting- Frances
Professor r. L. CumnOck, Evanston, iii. Delsarte--
M e. a.sS% T. Purdue eFGSRs iPa
lafayette. Ind. Industrial drawing, Miss Eliza NJ.
Sr s En %f & % Sna' PnsSIf
Laura A. Fry. New York Photography-Dr: Charles
Ewing school Of Domestic Economy Kansas City, No
Photographic stenOgraphy and typewritlng-Pr
, | W d. Bridge Buffalo. " Y. Peiimanship and book
J keeping-ProfessOr c. r. Wells, Of syracuse y. Y.
Kindergarten classes TO- children and Kindergarten
teachers-Niiss Frances f. Newton Kansas CITY. Mo.
The following condensed statement will give some
idea of the general programme American history
courses by Professor John Fish; Harvard Professor
Professo F. y. Thorpe. University of PENNSYLVANIA
Professor J. A. WoodbIrl Indiana University Pro,
fessor Frederick Starr American Museum Of National
Julia Ward Howe; William T. Harris, John Henry
/, Barroughs, C. j.. Little J. NJ. buckley. Il. s Mac
Arthur George VI. TOwle. Agnes Repplier william Il.
Harper Melv Dewey; etc: single ahdNsscs, Henry
WatterSOn Edward MC(iynn Frances r. Willard Mary
A. LivermOrc, John p. Newman, Zcrcda Wallace John
J. Maclaren. josiah strong. Stewart L. woodford.
iharg ;,trated ectnres crdoDtnop g ahq %
History and scenery" Professor H. II. RagaD. a. i.
Gillet NJ L. WilstOn "Thc American Navy" II. W.
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