The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-30
THE CHAUTAUOUA ASSEMBLY.
Snakesperian Reading and Other Goo,
Features-Today,aP rorramma

snsEesperian Reading and Other Good
Features-Today's Programme.
yesterday was a beautiful day from
natures standpoint, and grand one for
the Sunday-school workers at Chautau-
qua. The morning III o'clock hour was
occupied by Professor James w. Rain, of
the Kansas Agricultural college, who gave
Shakesperian reading. He gave the
Merchant of Venice" and his rendering
OF 1T showed careful thought and that he
Is master in fine powers of perception
and discrimination.
AT 2 p. m. came the Sunday-school
teachers gathering. The first paper was
by Mrs. Carrie Tibbetts on, blouse to
House Visitation, or How to Gather the
Children" 1t was well prepared and full
of helpful hints
Mrs. Louise Pollock, principal of the
Normal kindergarten Institute of Wash
lngton City, followed with talk on meth
DDS and ideas of kindergarten work. This
was her first appearance here for three
years and she charmed her audience with
her talk, which was interspersed with
selections from her own books.
ID. 8. Johnston, president of the State
Sunday-school Association, gave most
interesting normal lesson from the Bible,
and illustrated it with maps and charts.
The Woman's Club is highly favored
with having Mrs. C. +. Fishback able to
spend this week on the grounds and an
extra session of the club was held at D.
m. when the subject of the day before was
continued.
The attendance is growing larger every
day. The Bailey Gatzert, which leaves
Seattle at $50 in the morning, always
carries over a considerable number, and
the Tacoma boat yesterday brought to the
grounds upwards of hundred.
Several new tents have been taken and
there are a number of new arrivals to
spend the season, among them the family
of Eben 8. Osborne, one of the board of
management of the assembly.
Special preparation is being made to
take care of those who are planning to
spend the Sabbath at the grounds. There
will be two sermons, one by Robert Nc
Intvre in the morning and the other by
Rev. John Reid. jr., in the evening.
Today is considered the greatest one in
every way thus far. 1t is hoped by the
management that there will be 500 men,
bers of the Young Peoples Societies from
Seattle and Tacoma. The programme is
as follows:
m.-Address, "On Young Peoples Work."
Rev. John Reid, jr., of Great Falls, Mont
I'D. m.-Grand union meeting of Young Peo-
pies Societies; Platform speeches from repre-
sentatives OF Epworth leagues. Christian En-
deavor societies. Baptist Young Peoples unions
and others.
5p. m.-woman's Club, sour Dress and APP
pearance."
SD. m.-Lecture, Thirty Hours in the Sun
less World. or Trip Through the Wyandotte
Caverns,' Rev. Robert Mcintyre
The assembly has chartered the steamer
Sehome for the day and she will make
three round trips, leaving the City dock at
9 a. M, 1915 p. IN. and 6:l5 p. IN. Re-
turning she will leave Chautauqua at 4:45
D. M and 10 p. M, arriving home in
ample time for the street cars.
The ladies of the Methodist church are
planning to give Mr.. Mcintyre welcome
at Chautauqua and it is expected that sew
eral hundred will go over to hear him.
Professor Munson's chorus class is a
pronounced success. They sang yesterday
at the afternoon service and the professors
careful work was shown.
Miss Julia ). Bosworth, OF Tacoma, is
rendering valuable assistance at the piano
and .he association made no mistake in
placing the music in her hands.
The, art class, under Professor John
Iyey, of San Francisco, is very popular
with the ladies, many going over in the
morning and returning at night just for
the privilege of attending it. Professor
Ivey will, by request, organize special
class in landscape art on Monday next.
The plan TO be adopted is new in this sec
ton and promises to attract much atten-
ton. He will deliver series of class lee
lures. explaining the theory of color
(which will be equally applicable to oil
and water color) and illustrate the lectures
bv executing pictures before the class
commencing with the study, or sketch
from nature, he will carry it to compile
ton. so that the members will see the va
rious methods and technique OF water