New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-15
LAKESIDE STUDY AND FUN
A BUSY DAY AT CHAUTAUQUA.
LECTURES ON VARIOUS suDJEcTs-THE INTEREST
IN THE COURSES on AMERICAN HISTORY

LECTURES ON VARIOUS SuDJECTS-THE INTEREST
IN THE COURSES on AMERICAN HISTORY
1pr TELEGRAPH TO THE raIBUSE1
.Chautanqua, July IA thrnder'stoFih' a.'oooN ~
forled lightning entertained Chautauouans oouaS au
cooled the atmosphere considerably The wea''c, Ioi
several days past had been decidedly warm anu ''iS
and the shower this afternoon was must "ci0Oa ~
bsro yvas an exodus OF sch0oteachers this morning o
1oronto where the National Teachers CohVenv'o"
meets Fully 800 Of the normal class oooH a.""'N
NJ the three days vacation in the leaohei' ao.
here to attend the convention. AS II 10 ,.,
for the absence OF the teachers, the BUSINESS 60 tr,
Association of the United states convened no'o e
,n,,, and ranreseptatjyes OF American business oo.
,o orc arriving by every boat. The assocnuoii no'.
I,s convention here last year and was SO inu' 49,,
with tle place that it decided to come as"'n'
aton ~ southern schoolteachers has Just appe'ieu
too They have among their huihU', So .ad +he
maidens whose rare Southern beauty ,"o ,D,tato
hoor,s ~ the Northern young men here 10 pau
T,,o 4. ,arcc contingent Of young men anu Hiuoii'
,o aro bere for Measure and fun. Ihese NAY "I 80
q. all hours playing lawn-tennis ea"Ihs Uo -,
novel paddng canoe lany over tne oo,,ana
>ounging in hammocl1s or stray ing Oh III so' t ,,bo
Nook for communion with Nature NV Nv .,a
come to Chautauqua light the lamp Oh 49, of fine
torch az love- Friendships are fornoo her , ~. No
,s+ ,oe and C,,pd plies his craft 1reQuehus' ~" ~
.'anos g., rher, wisdom fears to tread WraU ues 49,
as n summer filtration is often cohuhueu ""O
winter months until Hymen Is InNoAvU o.,,,on
A delightful feature was the !ouriansUs ~. %
The first of the season, when was 'se" TO- Siohlv
49, .,a,so 7, was gay assemblage ana was ms
uhe Aui ,r, IoIto onartette of Boston gave sn
'r, 40 nrettv selections Miss Jenh" i".
49, =, prooklvn sang most sweetiy. MISS -,
n,.r .be elocutionist from Boston, reeteo - 40
selection and several solo NUMBERS weio 80 nresent
members of the quartet. Among 'ne P,,I.a,or the
- Professors Flagler, Deem and Wice,0i -
go -ulsman and Miss harrington Inc h0HT -,
~,,.,on tepes Mace on Monday night al 'lio -
..honoorm Mrs Susie Birch Jennings oi '"0
entertained the club last nght' -. -. prooklyn
Ms Hall Wade the soprano sooist Vi D,u last
,as communicated highly at the public oon n.y. chen
was l vincent who requested that the Chau
-. sa1rte no given here a fareweu Veo'ilnO "a
:. u,iaHon A sea of white handKercnele 49,
.ba Iittle lady, who blushed and graceLuS o,so
tharks Miss Murray, of Boston, tno ~, or,r last
,,oeved a warm reception for her aiti'O'
night. -. ,rterost in the study
~ American history here. Chahcelor hoov more
u s ,ritb the fact that Americans hlo" -
Up a. history Of other countries ei"n w
30 their own that he mas .or history
reou;re Chautauquans to stuu! 49,. .h.n ION
rr,antanouans here are treated 10 ITO to's rwo
aTerent courses of lectures on Ameii."l ~ Amer
n..,sans todav addressed large audiences on Hu
iec'ureta ~ -. ,he Hall of Philosophy. These wore
lean -tfy nf
- Iobn Bach McMaster, OF the ohNe .nn
and Frederick starr Di s sT
American Museum of Natural History frOie1s%r mltive
icctured at 80 p. m in the eOut'o aTbe Mound
smorica and took for his subject lne me-, str,g.
S,O Professor McMaster recited the early slr"s
S ros in the United states in his lecture on i"'
strnrrIe for Texes and the Northwest p,otossor
In the course in modern history under
Herbert Adams, of Johns Hopkins, ooIpS", The
animation ~ camuel r. wilson, of Maryville, Tenn.
winner WAS eeped special mention were Mrs agnes
W iH Of aurora, m Miss Mary Parsons, OF MOun'
Morris Miss Mary MsGlenahs Of Chicago '
Iowa ana AHA D tourts conference conducted by George
vincent held at P mr. sn0 U iy In
sreo enjnp Dr. Charles Stuart Wells OF ne" 20 me
delivered an illustrated eeIS on recital this morning
~ Inc Amphtheatre was ENJOYABLE Mrs h' iso
Ewing delighted the Chaptam1na Va talk on soup
Maling.'