The record-union., 1891-06-18
TAHOE CHAUTAUQUA
The Second Session of the Assembly
Soon to Meet at the Lake.

Soon to Meet at the Lake.
On the 2Sth of next month the second
session of the Lake Tahoe Chautauqua
Assembly will meet at Comedian Bay
Hot Springs, and continue in session un-
til the 7th of August.
The various resorts on Tahoe will be
found congenial, accommodating and in
teresting, each with some leading feature
Of mountain beauty. The steamer lines
Will offer every convenience to the vow
ager that is possible and the season will
be crowned with the splendid attractions
OF the Lake Tahoe Assembly, which
meets at Cornelian Bay Hot Springs.
July 2Sth to August 7th. Camping and
hotel privileges can be secured at that
place for the entire season. This resort
Will have every provision for the comfort
and safety of families. The Chautauuua
Board of Moral and Prudential Control
is guarantee of good order, quiet, and
such influences only as the young should
receive. The Glee Club of the Berkeley
University will furnish concerts for the
season.
Rev. E. w. VanDeventer, D. D., is
President and Rev. T. Z. Sisson, A. M.
Secretary. President w. A. Quayle Of
Baker University is Superintendent of
instruction.
The programme, as at present attained.
VIII consist of lectures by President
Quayle, President Hirst, DIR. P. S. Hen
sen, DR.. w. III. Withrow, LII. D.. Rev.
Hallenbeck of Michigan, Professor J.
Ivy, DR.. Selah w. Brown, M. Benson,
Professor G. l.. Logan, Rev. j. w. Henry,
class work in natural history, school of
art, school of history, institute of sacred
literature, children's class, State Univer-
sity Glee Club.
The Chautauqua attractions will con-
slst OF frequent excursions in this won
derland of earth, air, water and sky:
fishing, boating, bathing, sailing, climb
ing. To all there will be a Chautau0ua
welcome and invitation to the beauties of
Tahoe.
Reduced fares can be secured on all
transportation lines by application to the
Secretary. The warm springs, caused bv
the decomposition of sulphur, are pleas
ant, healthful, and located at the hotel.
formation will be furnished from the
office of the Secretary, T. E. Sisson,
Truckee.
Rev. Selah w. Brown, D. D.. who has
crossed the Atlantic seven times, has
been around the world nearly four times.
and has visited almost every land on the
globe, was at Lake Tahoe last summer
and of it thus writes:
a charming place is Lake Tahoe. Its
beautiful shores and magnificent sur
rounding are perfect enchantment. It
nestles most delightfully."- among glorious
old mountain peaks that lift their heads
from five to ten thousand feet toward the
stars, and yet its surface is more than six
thousand feet above the sea. It was hard
to realize as we f1oated on it's bosom that
we were more than a mile above the
ocean, Little steamers sail its clear, cool,
placid water, swinging around capes and
promontorles, and darting in and out of
coves and bays of marvellous beauty. If
one would find grand scenery, panoramic
views, Italian skies, gorgeous sunsets,
salubrious air, pure water, dense forests,
aromatic pines, profound solitude, roar
ing torrents, romantic excursions, rest
and recreation, hotels and cottages, tents
and camps, fishing and hunting, boating
and bathing, he can find all and more in
and around Lake Tahoe"